Have you booked one unit today?

bro, tap your brain a bit by giving you a separate case C which is different permutation from case A

C : income 25k buy 7 units of 300K condo for investment, total instalment at 10K (30yrs)

Compared A vs C, which strategy is better?

Looking at the rough drawing by UFO & thestar paper, it is closer to Palmiera than Ambrosia. We should take note of the following:

1) The highway is not elevated, it is on surface level, so it shud b parallel wif the access road towards Palmiera/Ambrosia
2) The nearest proposed interchange (no. 2) is right above KR, wher residence can use it to access SK, Cyber & Bk Jalil
3) Yes, with the highway as the borderline between KR & forest reserve, u end up smelling green as well as tarmacs & dusts :s, not the most desirable situation
4) Traffics passing by KR will increase many folds, which will be good for those shop lots in Damai Utama (currently mostly vacant) & nearby but not too desirable for Kinrara residences
5) What could be equally worrying is the proposed Kinrara-Damansara highway - anyone have any idea where does it cut through??
6) There is no interchange proposed between SKIP and MEX, can only access MEX via SK or Sri Petaling, no shortcut to KL
7) The highway charges per entry fees regardless of your entry point, it remains to be seen the position of the tollgates

Personally, I do see it as a plus point to the residence. The population boom in Kinrara is already creating traffic bottlenecks in SK and Bukit Jalil. Something needs to be done before this place hits critical traffic situation......

One thing we could do is seek clarification on the proximity of the highway to KR from TMS and relevant authorities....

if the SKIP highway is a confirmed proposal i think it wouldnt affect much to the palmeria of kinrara residence too since it is not elevated but is parallel to the road heading all the way to kinrara residence...

Sales as at 10/9/2011
Bungalow:

Semi-D Three-Storey (total 144 units, 119 units sold) - 83% sold:
Semi-D Double-Storey (total 120 units, 98 units sold) - 82% sold:
Link Three-Storey Purchasers (total 269 units, 245 units sold) - 91% sold:
Link Two-and-a-Half-Storey (Total : 67 units, 60 units sold) - 90% sold:
Link Double-Storey (Total : 113 units, 105 units sold) - 93% sold:

Too early to finalize Ambrosia SD & Bungalow, preliminary around 30 units sold

Price 100% will not drop...throw in goodies may be
By the way the bungalow does not look that good...compare wt 3 story semi D factor in the price...3 story semi d looks more promising

Hi All, i'm new here. I just sign up for a Link Two-and-a-Half-Storey recently. Then i only found this post. It's really impress and im also interested to join the Teh Tarik session as mentioned.

Hi Antzfield,

Hope I can answer your questions here:
1. This is for all (2Sty, 2 1/2Sty, 3Sty) renovation restrictions: I did look at the clauses pretty carefully myself, trying to see if structure extension is prohibited - I find none (so, I guess it's fine eventhough it does stated that renovation floor plan must be submitted to management for approval). However, if you're thinking of extending the back... I actually went in the site and checked out actual build-up... some unit's back (3Sty) are pretty much close to max (may be as of now without fencing up, I can tell for sure...). Car porch should be ok. Colour scheme, gates, fencing are all stated clearly: Restricted (grille as well if owner choose to install)

2. For 3SSL only, centralized solar water heater is provided by developer (I think for bath room only, excluding maid's).
You can google 'Solar water heater' for more info. In short, it is like hotel with the handle to control water heat / temperature by turning left / right (you can see clearly in their show unit bath rooms). Please note that the water heater point is also provided (visibly in empty show unit as well), so you can always install a separate heater if you prefer (have no info about Msia, but it does occur in some other countries with limited sun light seasonally, solar water heater need to be substituted with dedicated electric water heater).

3. Stamp duty and MOT are taken cared by MS (yes, I left out the MOT which I did signed last week).
For those who may ask, MOT (Memorandum of Transfer) is something like for transfering of Individual title to buyer.

Hope this help. Thanks for asking

Loan stamping is calculated based on loan amount (not selling price)
for instance :

A - Bought 3-stry Superlink at 1.0 million, loan 90% = 900K

- MOT stamp duty = 24K
- Loan stamping fees = 4.5K

B - Bought 3-storey Superlink Corner at 1.5 million, loan 50% = 750K

- MOT stamp duty = 39K
- Loan stamping fees = 3.75K