just to share what people think

http://www.propwall.my/answers/543/flora-damansara

i felt there's no way the property can appreciate if those problems still persist. chinese very less live here...

by the way, this property still not yet get the strata title, after 6 to 7 years, will it be a difficult situation for future purchasers to transfer strata title ?

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Added on May 19, 2012, 11:10 amit even come up inn newspaper :

http://thestar.com.my/metro/story.asp?file...999&sec=central

imagine they want to sell at rm160K...wow, these days people.

This post has been edited by sakura888: May 19 2012, 11:10 AM

dont just copy and paste man, say something lah....i understand you are one of the owner, but to make it simple lah, i dont simply say, the environment is not good. and what they say is true, as long as the place dont become cleaner & the security dont improve, it's a bit not practical to increase price. not at this point of time.

try to understand purchaser or future investor way of looking at things, because they havent buy yet, of course they will look at things from a commercial perspective. near to IKEA/TESCO/CURVE is just 1 one of the point, but ask yourself, people everyday go to Tesco or Curve or Ikea ? it cant be right ?

ok i stop here...later people say i curse pulak when im trying to explain other people's perspective.

This post has been edited by sakura888: May 19 2012, 05:06 PM

are you referring to me ?

i understand everyone got their own perspective, this one i think everyone should understand. however, sometimes there are certain things we can understand one mah, how to say leh....common sense you know.

but i felt the best is for flora damansara, better the owner sell themselves rather than use agent, agent mouth you know lah, if they know a buyer like dont want to buy at high price, they will quickly disregard that person already...all also like that one. maybe they might add in chilli or salt to their words...so the buyer and purchasers who dont meet will not be able to have a clear picture. maybe the agents already planted all the advantages only to the property owner and make the buyers look only at the advantages, and not aware of the underlying problems...

anyway, i describe too much already

went there last weekend, as me & my friends are visiting ikea. so thought of just dropping by to see for myself what this forumers say is it true or not. i think the pictures are definitely real
the security guard like with or without them is fine to be honest. when i was at the lift, this place looks the same like the low cost ones...hhmmm, dont think it is really worth as high as what the owners in this forum say...i see some of the agents putting rm150K for the 850 sqft, i really was WTF.
the area is indeed very dim, and definitely dangerous, especially for woman. then i think in the end, ive decided this place is indeed not worth it(the feel doesnt make you feel happy when going to buy this property). the development might make it sound nice, but dont know if that's going to help anyway. ok, now i know who is telling the truth...hehehe

oh between, this place is not that near to ikea lah. the drive is around 10 mins not 5 mins! some more no public tansport, not even rapidkl...

This post has been edited by sakura888: May 26 2012, 02:08 PM

no, didnt mean it that way. but there's people who says living here is ok, some really critise it. so need to be fair and make my own judgement not just listen to what people say. in the end, just casually go there, I mean really, the environment there is not nice....didnt know it is really that bad. yes, i agree different people have different perspective, but in this case, I have to agree with the people who critised as what they say really is the truth, and imagine someone sell you a low quality product for a high price, would you accept it ?
i wont. the environment there is really horrfying. the block H is new, but it is behind the hill as I see it. Land slide can happen to be very honest with you. if you have money to invest, here is definitely not the place. besides, bear in mind, economy now is slowing already. so, if really the economy cant sustain, then property this time will really tumble down like falling rain. the prices of property in europe will shock you. UK is going into double dip recession, spain is in recession, greece needs to get out of eurozone alliance though they are still in financial crisis, and US now also has gone back into recession, singapore property is slowing down, so is china....

so, buyers please be very careful with what you buy...there are indeed ppl who buy property lose money.

but looking at the scene, not a surprise if there's car stolen & woman got rape....the security at it's worst. but 40 cars not sure

i guess till now you dont see his view point. he's replying to you that it is hard to get the price appreciation up due to the environment of this place. This place maintenance is really bad, as much as you disagree. even you can see some plastics in the lift. Having said that, I sincerely think his statements is not intended to make racists comments, but to make you understand that usually in klang valley, the area that have malay & usually foreigners is difficult in terms of price appreciation. and in replying to you, because you are the one that start accusing him as racist when you dont even understand what he is trying to say. His comments is always tied to property, and the people who stay there. He didnt specifically says that this race will do this or do that, so this place is no good. he already say out why he think this way, it is you who dont see it. and my guess is, you feel offended because you own a unit there...

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Added on May 30, 2012, 11:38 amwah, big mother come already...bringing the cane

This post has been edited by sakura888: May 30 2012, 11:38 AM

so, are you saying JMB manage to collect all maintenance fees from those people ?

anyway, im very certain what mr chips say is right...but not that I live or own a condo there, so........want to debate then continue to debate lah.....no matter how long the debate, there is an underlying issues.