krubong, bro...

Krubong area has an unpleasant smell due to waste rubbish dump area.. Been there a few times
to visit friends/relatives whom are staying at the taman near School( Sek. © Pay Fong 1).
Its offensive odor very strong especially at night, even the waste rubbish area is about 2-3km away from the school.

have to agreed with that...
Unfortunately, this is one of the area that developer are focusing at the moment..

basically is 50x90 and 50x80, pricing from 600k onwards. house design was like piramid where 2nd floor is actually smaller than ground floor

http://www.pbrealty.com.my/project/one-krubong/

krubong is very big, it depend on which part of krubong.
yes, krubong jaya is 1 of the areas affected by the smell.
but if you stay at krubong perdana, which is 3km away from krubong jaya, you would not get the smell.

1 krubong is a very huge project, it located at between the krubong jaya and krubong perdana.

Not G&G, right?

This post has been edited by kyle_kl: Oct 29 2013, 03:08 PM

per own direction driving and google maps.

Krubong Perdana is very ulu ulu kampong 5-6km NORTH and FAR away from Pay Fong 1 school.
old road to alor gajah town.
Krubong Jaya is very near INDUSTRIAL Area with company like Vishay Semiconductors, very near lebuhraya AMJ traffic junction. Do u want/like to live in an industrial area and near dump rubbish area?

1K Residence Krubong= big project with 943 units is a 400-500 meters(3-4 mins driving) northwest from
Pay Fong 1 school (in Krubong Jaya). still very near to dump rubbish area, right? http://www.pbrealty.com.my/project/one-krubong/ Will drive to there again from Malim Jaya this weekend to see it by my own eyes.

This post has been edited by netmask8: Oct 29 2013, 04:25 PM

i believe 943 units is for phase 1. you may check with developer where the housing area located.
if you go to the site, you can see they fence the construction area from krubong jaya all the way until reaching krubong perdana.
the developer also claim 1 krubong township is much bigger than malim.

contacted the sales office (per the developer's website ) yesterday and she mentioned that
the few show room unit /sample will be ready before year-end 2013 or just b4 CNY 2014..

Eagerly wait for the soft launching then.

their booklet said G&G, i checked wtih few buyers also saying the same

if strata title then maintenance fee will be very high

This post has been edited by kyle_kl: Oct 29 2013, 10:02 PM

Bro.. what is G&G?

gated and guarded

ic... okok, thanks, man

wahaha signed the parks ville loan letter offer liao. hopefully everything goes well

Hi everyone! Any attrative property found in Melaka MAPEX to invest? Thanks!

MITC plaza in ayer keroh ? anyone bought or knows anything about it?

Will this dump be move away.
I guess it's toxic as well

Will this dump be move away.
I guess it's toxic as well

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