[quote=UFO-ET,Jul 28 2011, 11:22 PM]Shd be this one, 3229sf additional 104 sf, cost per sf additional 23K. if I&P charge 50K more, it's still worth buying
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so far, I&P has launched 8 phases of link houses which total up to 612 units, remaining 1150 units (estimated) is future launch. So total is around 1700 units of link houses only available in a 1235 acres of freehold land, that's is unbelievable!!
The rest of the land are allocated for medium cost apt, SD, Bungalows, commercial buildings, public amenities like polis station, schools , institute (I heard got 1 international school), recreational park, lake etc
I couldn't recall any Taman which has the lesser link houses (per acre ratio) than I&P Alam Impian, the value sits on the superb low density, my rough estimation 50% of the land is allocated for link houses (+-1700 units), SD & bungalow (+1000 units), which is around
4.5 units / acre of land (gross). 
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I think you are too carried away with Alam Impian and claim things that are not true.

Referring to I&P Alam Impian website, there will be 10000 houses in 1235 acres. Of course many of those 10k houses in Alam Impian will be medium cost apartments and that is not going to sit well with superb low density link houses, Semi-D and banglows. And you can't simply count links houses only to justify the how many houses per acre.
I stay in Alam Impian and I love this township. But it is a long way to go to claim one of the best..

Added on July 29, 2011, 11:09 am[quote=Ang Ang,Jul 29 2011, 10:54 AM]
How much is the fee for GNG per month with less than 150 units of houses per Taman?
Added on July 29, 2011, 11:00 amPentas - Clay roof tile
- 1st floor solid timber merbal
- Skim coating
- Plaster ceiling
- 11ft/12ft ceiling height (ground floor)
- 50ft wide road
Aquina - Concrete roof tile
- 1st floor laminated flooring
- Skim coating
- Plaster ceiling
- 10ft/10.5ft ceiling height (ground floor)
- 40ft wide road
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What is the differences for laminated vs solid timber? Which one cost more?
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Definite solid timber.. more expensive.. longer lasting...feel good too..
This post has been edited by naing: Jul 29 2011, 11:09 AM