i also dont know bro
but i didnt expect i get any nice parking slot cos my unit is the smallest size and low floor..

Lol...Bro, your parking is tandem or side by side? Parking all allocated by developer, we can only accept what's given.

seems like we need our chairman Chris Chew to clear our doubts.. haha

Bro, which level the facilities located? I think we need Bro Chris to clear all these confusion...lol

my parking is front & back..

Ok Bro. We really need Bro Chris to clear our doubts..lol

summoning chris gor!

walao-eh... y the louya say my legal fee is 9k plus one... SNG also..
signing this sat morning...

Wah you bought Penthouse hur? Better check the amount properly.

My goodness, what biggie you have purchased ?

That's before discount lar, must be !

type A.. loan less than RM480k+ leh.. takkan i kena parang
will clarify with them again

I think the car park floor numbering is independent of residential floor numbering.

L2 or level 2 is not the same as the level 2 for residential.

L2 should rather be level 2 ***BELOW*** ground floor, where the ground floor is same height as the road at bukit oug.

This is the only sensible interpretation to me. Anything else does not make sense.

Wahh, my friend called me that the thread is looking for me. LOL.

You guys very rich la, buy RM 500-600k++ condo also cannot remember where is Ground Floor, where is entrance and where is facilities floor, lol.

Based on the master plan,

Ground Floor = Main Entrance / Guard House Level, Drop off and Lobby area and Car Park area with higher ceiling
CP 1 = L1 or Lower 1
CP 2 = L2 or Lower 2
CP 3 = L3 or Lower 3
CP 4 = L4 or Lower 4 ( Facilities floor like swimming pool, bistro, gym and etc, walkway to Rain Forest.

So, if you ask me which parking floor is the best, of course Ground Floor and follow by L1. You don't have to turn so many times, but what I can study and say is, the traffic is one way and the lane is quite huge, so the turning point ( round ) to lower level is actually not that dizzy as you think ....

I also eager to know my car park bays belong to which CP. Hopefully GF or L1. =)

muahahhaha... read chris kor post and u know who is screw up...

Hahaha...where were you when we needed you most? You fai di go sign S&P then update us your carpark level. Thanks for clarification again...
Ground Floor scare flood (Touchwood), L1 will be a better choice.

This post has been edited by Xccess: Oct 10 2012, 11:34 PM

bro. actually from ground floor, cars have to pusing down to L1.
so if flood, L4 will flood first.
but hopefully bukit jalil dun have flood problem

That's what I thought so. L4 should rather be called (unenclosed) Basement 4, then it will be less confusing.

This post has been edited by tmc: Oct 10 2012, 11:51 PM

Ohh.. That i tak tau.. Coz they dont event have my file in kr2 office yet. So if i do get a discount, how do i get the money back coz its under my loan wow.

I think I sign it next 1 or 2 weeks. Tower 3 who took loan late had different S&P lawyers. Now 2 more S&P lawyers come in dy.

Ground Floor most likely belongs to Visitor parking. So, if L1 / CP1 is quite very good dy. I dunno why it written as L1/2/3/4 in the S&P. But based on their master plan I had since months ago, it read better as CP1/2/3/4.

Btw, there is no L5 or CP5.

If yours are L1, hopefully mine are L1 or I dont mind if L2 but bays next to the lift. I have had good lottery in car park bays on my ex highrise buys. Hehe.

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Added on October 11, 2012, 12:20 amIf ur file not at KR2 office, most likely ur unit S&P lawyer is not S&Co.

Rebate. They either bill lower to bank, so bank release lower amount compare ur LO amount. Or, they bill the exact amount to bank n released to lawyer. Then lawyer rebates u by cheque.



This post has been edited by Chris Chew: Oct 11 2012, 12:20 AM

Note with thanks.. We tower 3 very slow la the process.. Later all car park taken i sure @*#*# them.nicely. High floor get deep down car lot.

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Added on October 11, 2012, 12:25 amBtw... Our TT apa macam ah ... Lolz

This post has been edited by Travaller: Oct 11 2012, 12:25 AM