as long as no cracks, water leakage , pipe bursting in the parking lot

This post has been edited by Marl^^: Jun 24 2015, 05:27 PM

I am talking about the facade. The facade looks like a low cost condo parking building.

Take a look at the parking for Trees and ZR as seen from outside.

Looks like there is about 20 years gap between the design.

True the parking facade is so so only ... it's acceptable to me la ... maybe I am old fashion dy .. haha

This post has been edited by Marl^^: Jun 24 2015, 05:39 PM

Could be true. But then again I wasn't expecting much in the first place for a RM 435psf price. Im more concerned about the quality of the paintwork and infrastructure. If that's fine, then I guess its acceptable.

+1

Look awesome to me too, car park does not seem like low cost condo la come on....

No point to speculate right now as the final works is just around the corner.

Let's see if KR2 lives up to it's price tag, despite we bought it below $450/sft.

Lol. Not sure if you even know what I am referring to. The parking is not in the picture.

This post has been edited by puchongite: Jun 24 2015, 06:40 PM

Unsure of what hollow that u meant. Lol. Definitely it doesnt looks high class but probably it looks low cost for u.

Hmm, parking facade? The Treez, design looks good and of coz, it refurnished back into their selling price whch was way too high above KR2 upon launching. Although the density is lower, if acc to what contractors told me the costs they used for Treez, it could be even much more grand n premium looking.

ZR? Looks ok for me and overall looks good only as a facade.

Are u a buyer of The Treez or ZR?

True.

It would be good for own stay buyers if the quality of the internal units and facilities are better than KR1 and importantly ZR.

Even Zest can live up to RM 520-530 psf now before renovation, guess it wont be issue of it for a price tag of below RM 450 psf but maybe subsale buyers of over RM 550 psf in future.

Nah, I don't own any of that.

Lots of pictures were captured but none capture them from Kesas.

Only see it from Kesas you can feel it's naked, hollow and cheap, mainly due to the car park facade.

This post has been edited by puchongite: Jun 24 2015, 08:41 PM

No worries. End of the day buyers of KR1 and KR2 will make a good return on their investment due their low entry price compared to other condos in the area and also due to the upcoming malls.

My only regret now is that I should have gone for that 3rd unit that Chris gave me info on. But 2 is good enuf I guess.

Yeah bottomline it still fetches good returns.

different ppl diff view I guess.

This post has been edited by Marl^^: Jun 24 2015, 10:59 PM

I agree that from behind of the condo (means from Kesas) it looks not so grand because of plain. Try take a look again from the main entrance (LRT side) when it's completed to get the true feel. It's like you don't know if the lady is pretty or not looking from behind

Its time for v3 soon

Kekkekeke, for buy, sell or rent discussions.

What are the list of new condo's around KR2 which recently VP'd and their average selling price psf now?

Waiting for u boss.

Some Statistics.

No of units within vicinity:
KR1 ~ 360
KR2 ~ 720
Bukit OUG condo ~ 1700
The Rainz ~ 624
Z Residence ~ 1136
Casa Green ~ 980
PPR Muhhibah ~ 3792
Bukit OUG Townhouse ~ 444

Current total : 9756 units

The Seedz ~ ???

Source : Uncle Google

Would KR2 owners sell their units if the price upon VP is more or less the same as KR1? For example, type C (1400+ sq ft) selling at RM700k.

Interesting to know as it'll also affect the price of surrounding condos since new condo would generate another wave of interest in the vicinity, esp if the LRT is up and running then