QUOTE(UFO-ET @ Apr 9 2011, 05:56 PM)
Look at The Z Residence, Block A 335 units (3 lifts), average 112 units / lift. average
The Treez - 135 units / block = 3 lift (+1 lift for loading goods), average 45 units / lift
the lower the better, maintenance will be lower as well
Hi UFO... I've just checked wth Z Residence, the number of units and density are as follows :
- Block A = 268 units / 3 lifts = 89 units per lift
- Block B = 335 units / 4 lifts = 84 units per lift
The 335 units actually refers to block B and the SA show me that the plan actually register it has having 4 lifts.
So, overall low density, ah??

Added on April 10, 2011, 11:42 amOne of the main reasons Z Residence is selling like hot is because Trinity is selling the "Bukit Jalil address". Investment is only viable if it's bukit jalil and no one may even consider buying it if Z Residence address is "Bukit OUG, Old Klang Road". I, for one becomes a buyer because it's a property in Bukit Jalil. Now, the question is - Is it confirmed that Z Residence is gazetted as "Bukit Jalil". All its surrounding properties, Bukit OUG condo, etc are under "OUG, Old Klang Road". So, can Z Residence, and the other 2 development address be "Bukit Jalil" and has DBKL approved the address as Mukim Bukit Jalil? If they do, does it means Bukit OUG etc can also change their addresses to "Bukit Jalil"? It's funny considering that Bukit OUG condo is right next to the development. If fact it's near to the rest of "Bukit Jalil" than this new development.
So, any taikor here can confirm that the postal address for Z Residence is going to be "..., Bukit Jalil, 57000 Kuala Lumpur"? Or do we need to wait when the S&P is ready to confirm that Z residence is really under Mukim Bukit Jalil? Afterall, it's up to DBKL and NOT Trinity whether this property is "Z Residence, Bukit Jalil" or "Z Residence, Bukit OUG".
Anyone??
This post has been edited by Corgi: Apr 10 2011, 11:42 AM