Why do you answer like that, it's hard to quote lol. Is the approach road really four lanes? it looks like it would just about fit one bus
and it is still unlighted though.
http://www.cbd.com.my/property/12721/flora-damansara-aptFlora Damansara End Lot, Rm129k.
http://www.jefferylam.com/2010/03/31/flora...rdana-for-rent/Block D, Rm88K.
http://www.iproperty.com.my/propertylistin...artment_ForSaleRm150k furnished
http://www.malaysiaproperty2u.com/o2/for-s...-f-124k-165.htmBlock F Rm124k semi-furnished.
But you're right about a lot of things, I can't live there much because of the smell from the sewerage plant near it. Also the dirt and decay, the neglect (it's a bit sad to see it.) I was there during a thunderstorm, it was sad to see all the shops leaking and the signs that say "toilet not working - no water". All the rubbish in the corridors, the lack of lighting, the smell. I seriously can't imagine not being able to flush.
But that's just me. I know there are people who are comfortable living in the jungle, and there are people who are going to look at the mess this place is in (I'm untidy lol) and wonder how I live this way. There are also people who live in huge castles with aircondtioning on all the time, wall-to-wall carpeting, a world-class chef in a dining area the size of a small restaurant, clothes that are always clean etc. who probably wonder how I live in this pigsty. But I like it, it's comfortable.
I suppose they not understanding how I can live here, is sort of like me not understanding how anyone can live there, or how anyone can live in the jungle. People adapt and then they look down on others because somehow, living in the jungle is considered worse than living in a concrete box
I wouldn't pay Rm180K for that, but that's not to say that anyone else wouldn't have thought it worth the price. Maybe they see what I don't. I only see the bags of rubbish and the awful smell, and the lack of lighting. And not being able to flush and being stuck in the lift. I see people that will not change their habits, even if the place changed.
I lived for a time in a rural area, squat toilets, thin foam mattress for a bed. It was (and is) much healthier than the bed I sleep in now. It was great in many ways, I could see the stars because there were no streetlights, I could see the sun set over the horizon. The roads were dirty and potholed, but the air was clean and nights were almost magic, with the air and the all the stars.
And yet, the longer I stayed there, the more I felt like a fake, like I didn't belong there. I wish I did though. It wasn't a bad place to stay.
That letter is five years old, and since then what has changed?
it's not whether you live there comfortably or not, but to stay in unhygienic place is an unseen danger. and that is a main thing in any development. I see that some people here reacted negatively for a rm180K for whatever sqft, I think they have valid reasons. besides, after looking at their points, somehow when i visit this development, I will be more conscious to notice certain things(yes it is true), which you might not notice should some of the forumers here dont said it. so bravo to some of them. their words are indeed correct, and not slandering or anything. so for that, if anyone here thinks rm180K for those units are cheap, be my guest to buy...afterall, the money is yours
but my personal opinion, this developments has far more cleaning up to be done before the owners can even ask for rm180K. it may be nearby to Ikea or mutiara damansara, but it just feels so lack of hygiene...with the upcoming economic uncertainty, selling at rm180K is just totally off.