Your posting has plenty of hatreds.

Cool man.....

no lah....you are a nice person...and hate is a strong word....unless you personally knew these Africans......you cant be hating them that much.

maybe the word dislike more appropriate.

I can see the nightmare in the narrow road leading to LRT station.....it will be like war zone.

This post has been edited by BEANCOUNTER: Jun 22 2016, 02:55 PM

There is nowhere a condo project can sold out.....
There will be bumi units to be released at later date...

There is nowhere a condo project can sold out.....
There will be bumi units to be released at later date...

disharmonious btw residents are common in any condo..more so when its high density condos......

but what I don't like Eve Suites is the entrance to the condo...narrowish road and franked by lower cost apartments. it makes the area a bit chap.

and Eve Suites itself is not a high endish condo.....I would say pretty basis.

by the way, can share any particular reason why you guys want to buy or rent Eve Suites?

bcos of LRT?

every property also got pros and cons de.....

will be interesting to read some pros mah....

honestly I stay at Hijaun Saujana for 3 weeks recently...its a very descent condo...at least I didn't have any issue like what the former faced in eve suites.

the only problem is its a strictly car driven condo...not walkable to lrt. Even go to hero supermarket...need about 10 mins walk.......

airport road ok.....not as noisier...

the unit I stayed was facing LRT line...yes can hear.......guess its how one accustomed to it....not sure abt NKVE noise......unless the unit is next to NKVE.

this is the second mall next to LRT that cant performed to optimum level after Damen. Nu Sentral despite TOD is another example.

I think we give too much credit to LRT/MRT jor....yes people can say mrt not fully opened therefore cant judge too earlier or LRT not as good as MRT. We shall see.

No...just stayed at hijuan saujana temporary

Also next to nlve....
Both nkve n lrt look so close yet so far......

no thanks to the laws......commercial titled apartments are required by law to have retails units.......

I wonder how retails will survive in an apartment blocks? how many mamak or taichow can an apartment blocks need?

honestly I have yet to see a booming retail lots in a service apartment block.

I don't quite fancy the entrance to the building via a small road franked by park cars at road side and lower cost apartments. And the bare landscape before you enter into the carpark podium.

Pls share which service apt no retail lots

But there are also some serviced apartments that are not attached to any malls or shops. This could be because the developer had converted the land status from “residential” to “commercial”. Why would they do this? Well, maybe the next point might shed some light.


4. You will have different population densities
Residential developments are built based on units or population per land size. However, commercial developments are based on plot ratio, which is the total built-up area per land size. This affects the number of neighbours you will have.

For example, say a developer gets permission to build a condominium based on a population of 1000 people per acre. Assuming 5 people live in a 1,000 square foot unit, a developer can only build a maximum of 200 units per acre of land.

One the other hand, let’s say a developer gets permission to build serviced apartments based on a plot ratio of 1:10. Now, for the same one acre of land (measuring about 44,000 square feet), the developer is allowed to build up to 440,000 square feet. That means developers can now easily build 400 units of 1,000 square foot apartments! Or even more, if they build smaller units.

Extract from propsocial.

No. You misaed the point.

All commercial title is required to have retail outlets except if the land was gazetted as resi but greedy developer wanted to imcrease the plot ratio and converted it to commercial. Then u dun need to have retail outlets.