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Investment THE ROBERTSON @ BUKIT BINTANG, A prestigious project by GamudaLand 2014

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cybermaster98
post Oct 10 2013, 01:34 PM

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Seems that about 50% of the units at Robertson already kena sapu. Unit prices start from RM 560K for 527sf unit at 8th floor for bare unit but comes with aircon. 5% discount, free SPA and loan legal fees. Its freehold but with commercial title so utilities will be 30% higher. Booking fee is RM20K. Non DIBS. Completion in Q1 2018.

Anybody have info about available units?
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post Oct 10 2013, 02:13 PM

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QUOTE(laststory @ Oct 10 2013, 01:51 PM)
Q1 2018... take 4.5 years to complete
Yes that's good. Enough time to ride out any potential economic slumps.
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post Oct 11 2013, 08:57 AM

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QUOTE(tikaram @ Oct 10 2013, 09:32 PM)
Robertson launch using defer payment scheme.
every billing is  delay by 18 months.
I estimate. total only cost interest max 3%.
What is deferred payment?
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post Oct 11 2013, 10:24 AM

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Type C 527sf Level 12 – RM 599,450 (inclusive complete furnishing package & after 5% discount) – Facing North – RM 1137 psf
Type C 527sf Level 18 – RM 616,550 (inclusive complete furnishing package & after 5% discount) – Facing North – RM 1170 psf
Type C 538 sf Level 14 – RM 549,000 (bare unit & after 5% discount) – Facing North – RM1020 psf

When signing SNP (April 2014) – pay 5% of purchase price after discount
July 2014 – pay 1% of purchase price after discount
Oct 2014 – pay 1%
Jan 2015 – pay 1%
April 2015 – pay 1%
July 2015 – pay 1%

Not really sure how the deferred payment scheme works. Sales person mentioned only valid if u get 80% loan? rclxub.gif

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post Oct 11 2013, 11:20 AM

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QUOTE(phengeon @ Oct 11 2013, 11:08 AM)
Wat happen to other size? All sapu by staff? It's very easy entry wo.. some more commercial title not sudjected to ltv70.
Its still a residential loan. Commercial title or not you are still subject to 70% loan cap if this is your 3rd property.
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post Oct 11 2013, 11:22 AM

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QUOTE(tengster @ Oct 11 2013, 10:40 AM)
Type C has the poorest layout of all. KANGKANG unit. Leftover by staff and associates.
So what are the better unit types and which view?
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post Oct 13 2013, 03:37 PM

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I think from an investment perspective, getting a unit with the furnishing package is not worth it as the package is worth about RM100K and on top of that you get charged interest as its built into the loan. So ure looking at 120K just for the furnishing package. I can get the same furnishing done for about 30K so its a huge mark-up.

But do keep in mind that unlike other developments, the 5% is a discount not a rebate. Your loan is based on the discounted price not the original price. So although u pay less interest in the long run, but your upfront money is higher. This is to do with the valuation of the property obviously. The banks are not valuating at the purchase price.

The units with the best view are those facing North or KLCC/KL Tower. The 2nd best (from an investment perspective) would be the lower floor units on the reverse side with a view of the rooftops of surrounding buildings / Times Square. But its clear than Gamuda Land is priming the market for the launch of the 2nd tower which will have a marked increase due to it projected view of Warisan Merdeka.

Im looking at unit N-25-08 (Type J 689sf) facing Times Square (which isn't great) and the pool. Far from the best unit but its the cheapest available unfurnished unit. It costs RM718,960 (after discount) which brings the price to RM 1043 psf. Only problem is that im only entitled to a 70% loan but im in a JV with a friend. Loan amount is about 500K with RM 2274 per month repayment from 2018 onwards.

Is it worth investing in this unit since we have to come up with about 200K as downpayment (but under deferred payment scheme)?

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post Oct 13 2013, 05:01 PM

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QUOTE(tikaram @ Oct 13 2013, 04:14 PM)
Comparing friend units with my relative and my unit.

Around 107psf for fully furnished.
Which unit you bought? Floor? Price before discount? Size? Type?
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QUOTE(ryan@chua @ Oct 13 2013, 05:52 PM)
u are welcome to stay overnight in marc resid, or idaman resid, or parkview

then u'll know what's so called noise and how's the rental yields overthere.

( unfortunately, my units not same floor as water tank, don't worry )  thumbup.gif  thumbup.gif
So what are the rental yields there?
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post Oct 13 2013, 07:50 PM

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QUOTE(ryan@chua @ Oct 13 2013, 06:16 PM)
very low  rental yield lar  8% only
8% is not low. But yields are not the only way of looking at it. If the price of the property has appreciated a lot, the rental yields will drop.
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post Oct 14 2013, 08:27 AM

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QUOTE(tikaram @ Oct 13 2013, 10:03 PM)
Got 5%discount or not.

If no discount. meaning we pocketed 15% paper gain?

That almost 190k for my units paper gain.
Although the agents claim there wont be a discount for Tower 3, im quite sure there will be. Since there's no DIBS, the developer would want to make as many sales as possible for them to begin work on the project. So it will be in their best interests to achieve 70-80% sales in the shortest period.So yes there would be a 10% price premium, but im also quite certain there would be a discount offered as well.

Ive decided to cancel my booking at the 25th floor and wait for Tower 3 instead. Hope Tower 3 comes with a good percentage of unfurnished units.
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post Oct 14 2013, 09:49 AM

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QUOTE(Glcotan @ Oct 14 2013, 09:14 AM)
you cancel because the 25th floor unit is less desirable?
Well, its not the unit with the best view (partially blocked by Tower 2). Also, since im only entitled to a 70% loan, if I have to dump in 30% cash, I rather do it for a prime unit. So will target Tower 2 or any other development in the meantime. The unit costs RM 719K (after 5% discount). Unfurnished.

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QUOTE(natman @ Oct 14 2013, 09:42 AM)
Im still unsure what will the wholesale be, premium in terms of ? what branded SA cant answer me and they still not sure too.

Base on Jadite, first phase launching and second difference is around 10-15% only if its a good buy i think its not too late if enter at second stage.
A wholesale mall is not like a shopping mall like Times Square. It wont have premium brands. Just look at the area around Robertson and ull know what kind of crowd they are targeting.
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QUOTE(mike88tan @ Oct 14 2013, 09:55 AM)
It is better to go for unfurnished unit. Frankly, the furnishing is so so niah. Did you guys notice that the built in oven is just a microwave oven. So deceiving. It is so small I wonder if you can fit in a chicken into it.
Yes agreed. Plus the cooker is just a small induction cooker. The washer & drier given is a smaller unit. The furnished units are really not worth it. Paying extra 80-100K for this furnishing plus need to add in loan interest fees is really not worth.

Ppl who have not done renovation will have limited knowledge on furnishings. 3 years ago when I did the freno of my 3 bedroom condo in TTDI, I spent RM36K for the fit-out and 30K for the wet works. My fit out consisted of hard wood beds and branded mattresses in 3 rooms, sofa set, hood,hob,oven, Diamond water purification system, curtains, 6 seater hard wood dining table, Philips 42" TV, Toshiba fridge, 12kg washing machine & drier, TV table, 2 Alpha ceiling fans, 2 Alpha water heaters, kitchen & toilet fittings, bed sheets & comforters, pillows, 1 new 2HP inverter aircon and new double lock set for main door.
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post Oct 14 2013, 10:33 AM

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QUOTE(kenji1903 @ Oct 14 2013, 10:18 AM)
depends on size... the 2 that i was interested in was 624sf (f/f) on 18th floor vs 689sf (bare) on 13th floor... difference is 55k after discount...
I think the 13fl units were generally cheaper because of the number. Normal units, the difference between the f/f and bare units about 80-100k.
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Also, don't forget that the maintenance fees is RM0.50 psf. A 689sf unit would cost RM 344.50 per month just for maintenance alone.
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QUOTE(tikaram @ Oct 14 2013, 12:09 PM)
Rm0.5 with so many facilities

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level 6
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is expensive meah ?
From an investor's point of view, regardless whether its expensive or not, the rental returns must be able to cover the maintenance cost and the monthly loan repayment. If the unit value is RM 720K, BLR-2.4% for 30 years, your monthly repayment becomes RM 3168 per month. Add on RM345 for maintenance and ure looking at a total commitment of RM 3513.

Can we get RM 3,500 for a level 25 1 bedroom unit without a good view? I don't know.
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QUOTE(Glcotan @ Oct 14 2013, 01:22 PM)
This is one 70% ltv?
Yes same unit but ive taken 90% loan as comparison.
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QUOTE(Glcotan @ Oct 14 2013, 04:04 PM)
most ppl in this forum already kena 70% long time ago lor
That 70% cap is for 3rd property onwards. I think he is referring to first property.
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post Oct 17 2013, 11:12 PM

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QUOTE(tikaram @ Oct 17 2013, 07:49 PM)
I show one ID guy on this reno expo today using my ipad on that above robertson photos.

The ID guy said. if Robertson FF same like that. it is very high quality works and cost minimum 90psf.

Me and friend very happy to hear.
No such thing la bro. The Robertson finishings (the extras compared to the bare unit) can be easily done for about 20K. Trust me.

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