No. You can't build any permanent structure. You can place gardens chairs with umbrella or pots.

Do note that the area is served by Putra LRT and not MRT.
Actually, if you are concerned about Lrt noise, you can do what I did, go and sit down underneath the Lrt tracks anywhere in PJ and you will know how noisy it really is. Do note that the tracks passing by Hijauan is a straight, i.e. not a curve where most LRT noise happens.

Actually how much % loan U can get, it depends on your repayment ability & also the bank's quota..
Usually for every project, bank sets a quota for every MOF. Once the 90% quota fills up, bank drops to 85%, then 80% and then so & so on, until they stop taking loan for that project.
So assuming that we don't consider the bank's quota factor, the MOF for 90% will depends on your ability,
Let's illustrate this,

Assuming for a 90% loan, you need to pay 1500 monthly instalment,
and the your income is 5,000 (nett after deduct epf/socso/tax), and u have others financial commitments
Car loan : 1000
C.Card outstanding : 10000 (include all EPP,BT, ETC)
So the banks takes 5000 - 1000(HP) - 500(5% of c.card outstanding) = 3500.
Then the bank divide the balance by 3, which leave its 1,167.
Then 1/3 is not enuf to pay for your the home loan 1,500.
Therefore the bank will not approve the loan at 90%,
Then the bank will try to calculate, for 80% MOF, see the instalment amounts can fit RM 1167 or not.
If can, they approve at 80%, if can't depending it's either the bank propose an even lower MOF or reject the case altogether

The above method for loan approval is the basic fundamentals for calculations. It is not absolute.

Low? Not really ryte? I meant 1/3 its quite normal ryte..
Cause apart from paying your new home installment, you'll have other expenses cost as well.
So I think 1/3 is fair isn't it?

Hey guys, i'm interested in this project, but i'm abit worried why is this project sales is not moving as fast as it is even thought it was launch a year ago. As i've check with the developer, there is still units available, but mostly are those near to the LRT track or highest floor.

As this place is considered one of the most reasonable around that area yet the sales is not as good as expected. Then i'm also worried on the last 2 row in block b which currently still not much takers. Will there be any takers in the future.

I do like the concept and layout of the condo, however the above are the things that i'm worried about.

Thought the developer of Hijauan Saujana is private company of directors of Focal Aim and not Focal Aim group...

Last I checked back in late October (when I went to collect my referral check that I split with a friend who also bought here with me), I saw that Blocks B and C were sold out. The remaining units were in Block A close to the LRT tracks.

Mostly are near to future LRT line. But still ppl looking to buy as nowadays it's hard to get something with this price range. I have some Malay buyer also quite interested after compare with H2o and Urbana .

Location of h2o and Urbana is nicer, but price is 7++psf and layout a bit weird. For investment, I think 7++psf a bit high and u need to sell at least 900psf after complete. I'm not saying its impossible but it really need some time to grow until 900psf at the area. Btw I will consider to buy Hijauan Saujana if for own stay because the average price is at 500++ psf only and most important it come with 3 major bedroom and not like h2o's tiny rooms

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here is the detail info of HS... still got 55 units havent sold out by now... not sure is the latest update or not 

u can find the info here

http://idaman2.kpkt.gov.my:8888/idv5/98_eH...arianPemaju.cfm

key in the NAMA PEMAJU there as ESQUIRE CORNER, then click on CARI button

tadaaaaaaaa, result displayed out and look for LAPORAN JUALAN on the right hand side...

now u can see how many units were left here... and i'm not sure how update it is for the info...