Oct 6 2011, 03:29 PM
QUOTE(jdgobio @ Oct 6 2011, 04:00 PM)
More & more big developers coming to this part of Rawang. The development here is gonna be so phenomenal its touted as the next Puchong.
The prices are not going to be any cheaper in the future so better grab now or better still can target the existing houses around Country Homes, Bayu Permai, etc.
This is going to be a good place to live with many amenities in a few years.
Added on October 6, 2011, 3:14 pm
Bro, 28km toll to toll. At 120kmh you can reach in 14 minutes not 20 mins. For 20 mins you only have to drive @80-90kmh.
It usually takes me only 15 mins to reach duta toll @ 110km in the morning. I leave my house at about 7.00 - 7.30.
Also take note that NSE to/fro Rawang is not as congested as other highways. So the distance is ok since you can cover it fast unlike Shah Alam / USJ for instance where you need to be stuck in jam most of the way no matter which highway you take.
in terms of time, we cannot assume the "best case scenario" , which is obviously UNREALISTIC. Those are marketing talk. You cannot be speeding at 110km as soon as you press the pedal all the way till the toll in which 110 km/h goes down to zero when you press the brake again , justifying the 14 min.The prices are not going to be any cheaper in the future so better grab now or better still can target the existing houses around Country Homes, Bayu Permai, etc.
This is going to be a good place to live with many amenities in a few years.
Added on October 6, 2011, 3:14 pm
Bro, 28km toll to toll. At 120kmh you can reach in 14 minutes not 20 mins. For 20 mins you only have to drive @80-90kmh.
It usually takes me only 15 mins to reach duta toll @ 110km in the morning. I leave my house at about 7.00 - 7.30.
Also take note that NSE to/fro Rawang is not as congested as other highways. So the distance is ok since you can cover it fast unlike Shah Alam / USJ for instance where you need to be stuck in jam most of the way no matter which highway you take.
During the 28km stretch its not POSSIBLE to be consistently driving at 110km/h (even its permitted by the law), there are cars to avoid/overtake etc. I would say slash a fraction of that 110km/h "heavenly" speed to a more idealistic value of 80 km/h AVERAGE SPEED traversing the whole 28km.
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