Hello to the owners, if you want to transfer your unit urgently, make sure you give some description here and good points of buying your unit, I am sure this will attract some people and increase the success rate.

Also I think through and decided to take the offer from RHB with reasonable rate rather than better rate from other banks. The officer appointed to this project is Miss Ooi. Anyone has good or bad experience with RHB, please share here.
Comparison between offers from banks.

1) Other Bank

90% loan, 30 years, NZEC, BLR-2.4% whole tenure, lock-in 5 years upon first drawdown, MRTA is optional, only can start monthly repayment after full release of loan or maximum  37 monthly

2) RHB Bank(propably Public Bank offer the same rate)

90% loan, 30 years, ZEC, BLR-2.2% whole tenure, lock-in 5 years upon first drawdown, MRTA is optional, can start monthly repayment after first drawdown.

The reason I chose RHB is because I can start paying the monthly installment after first drawdown instead of waiting for the full release of loan. This will surely set me free from the nightmare of piling interest charges due to project delay.

Let us all please return to the friendly warm and cozy discussion that we used to have. There is no (monetary) benefit for anyone of us to "gain a breath of air" (cantonese saying) by pointing/criticizing at what others are saying. I have seen worse "debates" in some other forums regarding another condo, and the only conclusion I could make from that was "gosh, luckily didn't buy there, imagine my neighbours like that...". Let's just stop right here and then, before things go out of control and ugly.

We all can complain about anything that we don't like here. But bear in mind on the approach we take. If you are really vested in this (and of course if you hope to make money from this property), remember that lots of prospect buyers/tenants are reading this thread. If we go down the road of negativity, we will only give our prospect buyers/tenants the wrong impression that the property is problematic - when the problem is probably manageable.