QUOTE(katijar @ Dec 14 2011, 08:22 AM)
now no smell but in future who knows? so good luck.
its a fixed system. so if no smell now means no smell later also. Unless they change the system which they can't. That does not change with time. haha.
Added on December 14, 2011, 9:37 amQUOTE(puchongite @ Dec 14 2011, 08:58 AM)
The other things which I take into consideration are :-
1. 15 minutes walk to a LRT station is almost the max to an average user can tolerate. This property happens to be at a location outside this zone.
2. The car road access is not helping, USJ1 is notorious for bad jam.
Taking these factors together, I don't see how the pricing is justifiable.
1) Are you buying? If not it does not really matter.
However, most people who can afford this condo are medium upper. While the distance from the LRT is important, most of the target buyers will not bother taking the LRT. They will drive.

For those who really desperately wants to take the LRT, walking 20 minutes is not a problem unless got health issues. Look at the housing area in SS15. The students and workers renting there walked to the Subang KTM also and is more than 1.5km, no biggie. I guess is more of a target market thing.
Besides, this is a condo residence not a mix dev or offices. For most they rather it not be near/ next to the LRT. Cos many people will keluar masuk the LRT and will be not good for security. Imagine staying in front of the KJ lrt. Not very good. So the property is situated far enough from the hustle bustle but still consider near enough (1.4km).
2) The road access i agree is bad for now. But with the new plans on the way, the jam is diluting and access is way way better. After all who are we kidding, when a place is jam, the property usually are better appreciated in value (jaya one, KLCC, KD)
This post has been edited by jefferyyeo82: Dec 14 2011, 11:33 AM