QUOTE(homeanalyst @ Apr 3 2011, 12:33 AM)
they do!
“The semidees, zero-lots, bungalows and superlink homes are middle-upper-end developments. We do have an apartment component of 180 units but that will be in the later phases. The whole project will have a GDV of RM180 million to RM200 million,” Tong tells City & Country.
but not sure an apartment with 180 units is considered medium or high density. anyway real big thanks for sharing this!
In fact, I'm interested on invest one unit apartment from Dijaya to hedge against inflation, the premise its justify with price tag. Furthermore 180 units apartment is considerably low density..
Home analyst;
So now u make up ur mind invest on high-rise rather than landed in Sg Long?
Added on April 3, 2011, 10:22 amQUOTE(jibsan @ Apr 3 2011, 09:12 AM)
wanna ask.. most of the properties in Sg long r freehold or leasehold.. looking for freehold but the price as usual.. should be expensive..
You will be shocked if u notice there are not big variance in terms on price within Freehold n Lhold ds in Sg Long.. Roughly speaking, there are only few pieces of leasehold land within self this integrated township, but there are just walking distant to current secondary school and if the future Sg Long primary school project fall into place and groundbreaking expected in few months time.
With MRT news, major landed have appreciated 20 to 40 percents in both Sg Long and BMC.
With SRJK C SG LONG news, after so many authorities n local residence craving and fighting for it. Personal assume the property value soon will appreciate another at least 15percent again..
But aboves is only based on my personal view, no actual research backing de.. Come come, every one pls share ur view too
This post has been edited by Natalie88: Apr 3 2011, 10:22 AM