PLATINUM MIRA RESIDENCES @ MALURI, The Next Wave of Maluri (Investment), is it?

You get nice views of Lavile and Amaya Maluri, tho.

Why not declare what that project is, then?

No need to hide. No one in this forum knows who you really are and what you look like.

More like to milk 'em for info.

I get very irritated when people, who are obviously SAs, come here and give vague post(s) about a project, but never revealing the full details (name, location, type of project, etc.).

If you look at waze, it's around 3km plus to reach TRX by car, and 1 stop from the CSL LRT/MRT interchange to the TRX MRT/MRT2 interchange station, if you don't include walking 800m from Trion all the way to the former interchange in the first place. It's near, but definitely not nearby.

I was under the assumption nearby meant less than or within 1 km from TRX, but the closest project to TRX at the top of my head I'm aware of selling at around RM 6xx/sf is Platinum Mira I mentioned previously. Price/sf still a rumour until more details are available.

Just did another quick check on waze. Apparently, they're both almost at the same distance, just a bit further by a few hundred metres in the latter's case.

But I agree that they're not nearby or even next door.

I recall that HK folks tend to be arrogant. Hopefully I don't have one as a neighbour in the near future.

Not saying that you guys/gals are all like that. Apologies on what I said.

It's just that my last trip to HK, some were okay but not friendly and we did bump into a couple of arrogant ones. Plus the fact that I saw my parents being told off by the cashier in a HK restaurant in Perth when they spoke Chinese to the latter, it really didn't leave a good impression on me. Didn't help that my acquaintances also reported the same thing when they last visited HK.

Not sure if the extradition saga (one among many) is temporary or long term.

I wouldn't be surprised if many HK folks migrating here will opt for subsale or nearly completed under-con properties.

For a project such as this one which will only be completed in 4 or 5 years time, I think most won't take the risk unless they don't mind waiting while renting a place nearby, or even bunking in with their relatives who are already here.

But if you ask me, 4-5 years is an awfully long time. Who knows that the US-China war could've ended by then, or escalated further, or the current Chinese regime develops a soft spot and leaves HK alone or decides to ramp up the interference further, etc.

Even the US managed to preserve English despite being a melting pot of a myriad of cultures and languages. They even go as far as to offer classes to master English as a 2nd language for migrants without them losing their mother tongue.

I know it's not really an apple to apple comparison, but the point is like it or not, HK is already part of China and the local gov't should have encouraged learning Chinese since they'll be dealing with the latter. If Singapore, a majority Hokkien speaking country, can do it, why not them?

I'd take it with a grain of salt if I were you.

A lot of these 3rd party agents promote in that manner to attract attention. Only when you call/msg them will they reveal the project's name and exact location, which most of the time, turns out to be further than the actual advertised location.