dont think that is possible

Hi Corus, thanks for your honest input.
Highland Towers tragedy in 1993 was awake-up call for hillside developer and buyer. Landslide usually happen when the soil hold too much water or it is over expose. Flora was built in 2001 -2005 and on limestone hill in Bukit Lanjan Forest reserved which is covered with trees. Limestone hill do not hold much water (that is why there is a waterfall on the hilltop beside Flora). Even some of the rock need to be cut (at the back of block H & F) during construction. I believe the developer of Forest Hill next to Flora is very aware of this negative selling point before they put RM2.8 millions price tag for their unit. The truth is I feel safe staying at the top floor of Block H but I am worried driving on KL road.

After considering the rental rate, leasehold status, location, potential of improvement, market price of surrounding properties, ongoing development, future development or no more development as it is forest reserved, the view (selected units only) and current cost of construction. I believe by next year, a good 850sqft unit will be price at RM180k to RM210k.

Yup. But is there a so called block with 'lesser' foreigner? Went to the so called 'hell' place yesterday. Noticed there a quite a number of families (with kids) staying there. Upper floors are better than lower levels (Of cause still doesn't mean it is heavenly nice). No rubbish dump and motor parked front of the unit. May be I am not lucky enough to see. Lift.... Average about 1 lift button spoilt for each floor and lift door sometimes close with super loud noise. Scare the hell out of me.
With < 200k in this area, I guess this is what you can get. Stay cool la my friends, we discuss dont debate. Property is like job. No perfect job/property in this world, just depends what are the cons you are willing to tolerate.