What is the name of the condo involved ?

Poor thing for those who have nice new cars. Will the water enter the car engine and seats ?

This one is the maintenance people problem. Should inform the owners to driver away their cars. Caught by surprise.

Damn the news report says the owners only realized it the next day when they woke up. Meaning condo management also never ronda ronda the condo at night.

This post has been edited by puchongite: Mar 9 2012, 11:04 AM

Only those units with parking at the lower floors.

Btw, I supposed if unit floor No is lower, will get lower floor parking unit ?

Yeah flood can happen to multilevel buildings but this kind of thing can be avoided if the security people patrol the place properly and are fully alert when it rains.

Is there a PA system for the building ? Is it common to have PA system for condos ?

Let say each car compensate 5k, 250 cars, that's 1.25m right ?
The company will go bust lar.

Not flood which is what he is referring to. What about landslide ?

That's a good one. There is always a brighter side of things. But don't talk about this in front of those people who got their cars damaged.

Apparently this is not the first time building got flooded. 居安不思危, that's human nature.

I worked in a multilevel building before and this is how they do it. They did not trigger for people to drive out the cars everytime it rains, so I do not know exactly what the criteria they use. You have a choice to leave the car in, but they will close the "gate" until such time when it is considered safe. Presumably the "gate" is able to block the water from flooding the basement.

For those people who want to use the car, they will have to drive the car out, damn leceh, but otherwise their cars might get "locked-in" for the night. They have a PA system to announce to the tenants.

Of course if they could nip the problem at it's bud, so much the better. But apparently this particular building in town couldn't get it fixed at it's root cause. So they are practicing this "leceh" thing for years.

This post has been edited by puchongite: Mar 9 2012, 05:15 PM

I supposed genuine buyers don't mind getting negative comments because at least after listening to the negative comments, they can make an informed calculated risk of buying the property.

People who dislike negative comments are those with vested interest on the property such as agents and developer. Flippers may not like negative comments too because it makes it harder for them to goreng.

Developers dislike negative comments because they always have conspiracy theory that you are sent by another competitor.

So we all know who we are. That's the only thing which matters.

So anyone knows if the flood has impacted the last transacted price for the this property ?

Auction price is not indicative.

Sure, if it goes down by 20%.

Investment. Puchong is too expensive to play already.

You have units for sale ?

What are you then if you are not a 007 secret agent ?

OK then try spending some time digging and come here to 爆料 then ! Everybody likes to 八卦 .