QUOTE(LCL01 @ Sep 17 2012, 08:10 PM)
this fellow must be brain-washed by the parklane OUG SA. 4000 units meaning u have to compete with 4000 owners when the project completed in terms of traffic, car parking (not sure every unit has 2 parking lots or not), renting or disposing ur units. hallo, is 4k units, not 1k or 2k. the example u were mentioning was totally out and wrong. savannah vistal comanwel covillea each of them is different building, and each of them has different selling point and different target market. whereas parklane oug is only 1 project, u havent factor the projects surrounding that place yet. i nv said u cant buy the project, but using 300k++ to own a place like that, is it really worth it or not?
Need not to be rude. I'm technically not a buyer of the project nor brainwashed by Akisama.
In term traffic, it doesn't matter whether it's one project or different project, if you have 4000 units around the area sharing the same road, you will face the problem. So the comparison with other Bkt Jalil condo area is equal. In term of parking, each residents will have 2 car parks.
If you take consideration of the environment, Bkt Jalil area now selling RM500-800k, OUG Parklane is selling RM300k.
If one can afford RM800k condo, well, I believe you don't even need to look at OUG Parklane. If you are saying OUG Parklane doesn't worth RM300k, then you better be able to find something at a better location, lower density which cost at least equal to RM300k.
However, if one can only afford RM300k, I will say OUG Parklane is worth it, if one don't buy, one won't able to afford anything in KV in 1-2 years time anyway.
Similar to buy a car, everyone knows BMW or Mercedes are better car than Saga or Myvi ... if you can only afford RM50k, you are already limited yourself to the choice you have.
In summary, no money can't act high class lah ...
There is another way, wait for property bubble to pop ... that's if it pops, if it doesn't, it's time to look for place to rent instead of buy.