no wrong. is 4200 units on 34 acre land. to give you point of reference, residence 8 is 308 units on 1.5 acre land. so you should have an idea which one is the one being too high density in actuality

This post has been edited by ebackbone: Jan 14 2011, 06:39 PM

thread starter should consolidate and put in first page liao

majorarmstrong: nope. didn't like the site layout plan and the pricing

by the time lrt completed (estimation 2014; you know lar how efficient malaysian builders), to drive to the lrt located at bukit oug condo can take anywhere 5 - 20 minutes of driving. 5 minutes non-peak, 20 minutes or more during peak. that jalan 4/155 is going to be jam packed once parklane oug, z residence, jalilmax and kiara residence is up

well.., i wouldn't say the best also.

accessibility for r8 is a bit limited cause only can use okr and jp (jalan puchong) with no possibilities of getting on a tolled road till at least 4km (correct me if i'm wrong) meaning at peak time, you're still going to have to crawl at okr and jp. and lrt wise, there's nothing in the immediate vicinity.

kiara residence and km1 is nicely located cause they can still use tolled roads or even LRT almost immediately.

r8 is a bit too far to get the spillover effect of an lrt imo.

maybank really sucks in general. rates are terrible and you only get speedy and important attention if you get a good agent from them and that is rare.

for those saying oug parklane really a lot of units, some interesting finding:

for the following, they are the SAME land size as oug parklane
- z-residence (estimate 800-1000 units)
- jalilmax (??? units)
- bukit oug (1600 units include all the shops inside it)
- kiara residence (estimate 600-700 units)

no, i'm not getting one is better than the other or whatnot, just saying number of units quite close all things considered

r8 unit and block design is quite nice and interesting. facade and facilities is so so though but i think tranquil enough by itself for good living at that area

bro, i already said not saying one better than the other nor wanting to compare pros and cons cause it can just go on and on, just stating out that the number of units can be quite close given land size similarity. that's all. don't need to to bust a brain cell.

This post has been edited by ebackbone: Feb 25 2011, 11:18 PM

haha, no money and don't want to put money to buy parking is two different things major