QUOTE(stay_cool @ Apr 21 2011, 04:54 PM)
agreed with what u said
it depends on various factors
developers is one of it
but u see the shah alam 2 by ijm also like not doing very well wo
again, no doubt, if u r working at sg. buloh, meru, k.selangor or nearby area, is a good buy la
but if u work at kl, i don know how many tolls u have to pay if u want to use LKSA
& normally the jln shah alam to bukit jelutong or shah alam or subang is very very slow moving in the morning
takso21 koh, this BSC also g&g meh?
their website din say anything about it
Aiya, now every housing also got own "privatised" G&G wat. Build your own palang; block your own lorong belakang, etc.
True to what you said. So if you work in KL, it is better to buy house in KL only. If you work in Klang, then buy a house in Klang. So forever, we would not be facing with traffic jam jam problems on peak hours la.
As again, for those "ulu" areas, there is potential for more growth as compared with "established" area. So, if you have tons of money, go and invest in those millions of dollars one. But the chances of more up in price in the future is slim.
If now you buy "ulu" area at somehow low price, if suddenly tomorrow they want to build big university, proton city, lrt station, highway, hypermarket next to your homeland then "kaya" la u. Chances of big jump in price is high. But if they want to build kilang nuklear or kilang sampah, then "kaput" la your $$$.
So, when we talk about investment, we talk about making BIG money at low cost. But in reality, ppl are kiasu n kiasi type. And since we are mostly not belong to the son of Lee Kah Sing, long or short ROI, tu depend on your lucky star la. But still, u can open your eyes and ears big big to listen and keh poh bit on news bout big corporate plans, goment development plans, etc.
This post has been edited by takso21: Apr 21 2011, 05:48 PM