QUOTE(pekoejazzy @ Aug 10 2012, 11:02 AM)
Imagine... 1997 Taman Tasik Semenyih bungalows (one of the first projects in Semenyih) were only RM350K, RM388K for double storey price consider well priced in today's standards. We should be looking at the range nearer to the latest housing at Pelangi Semenyih and Rinching area. Amenities such as KFC/Pizza Hut, Tesco, Jusco?(Possibly) will definitely ensure self-sustainability in terms of infrastructure. The only thing lacking are the banks and commercial areas, which one still has to drive out to the Semenyih town to get things done. It's actually not that far, with the LEKAS highway that goes straight to KL and SILK highway linking to the southwestern corridors (Putrajaya/Cyberjaya).
Hi pekoejazzy - Yes and No.
Yes - the amenities and consistent price appreciation in Semenyih over the years. Average ROI like 25 - 35%/year over the last 3-4 years.
No - Banks and commercial areas.
Semenyih has the following banks as of todate:
Banksi. Public Bank
ii. Maybank
iii. Hong Leong Bank
iv. Ambank
v. EON Bank
vi. Bank Islam
vii. Bank Simpanan Nasional
viii. Ar-Rahnu Bank Rakyat
Commercial Areasi. Semenyih Sentral
ii. Pelangi Semenyih Phase 1 Commercial Area
iii. New commercial area in Jalan Bangi Semenyih (near Plaza Tol Lekas Semenyih)
iv. New commercial area in Pelangi Semenyih Phase 2
v. Semenyih Heights commercial area
vi. New Bandar Baru Semenyih within SP Setia EcoHill vicinity
However, Semenyih needs high quality facilities like a shopping mall and better highway infrastructure. With developer like SP Setia coming, Semenyih's course to be a township hotspot will be a sucess.
One thing for sure about Semenyih - It has potential to keep on growing better that they way we wanted Semenyih to grow.
Added on August 10, 2012, 11:21 amQUOTE(brianccg @ Aug 10 2012, 09:40 AM)
Dont think will come cheap. Maybe RM388,888 for 1st phase and subsequently RM438,888???
This is incorrect. The price of the 2-stry terrace house will be earmarked for affordable housing (RM300k/unit indicative pricing), targeting the first time home buyers.
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