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One of my friend from PJ like The Rise bungalow very much buy really of out his budget, can't afford it, after compare between AG3 semi ds, tamansari type c and m residence Corus semi ds subsale, all similar price tag, at the end choose AG3 semi ds

wah....your friend is quite flexible for own stay property.
SS2 and Rawang, 2 extreme ends in terms of location, and product type

Yeah lo.. Somemore got DASH highway soon too (I just hope it punches through Damansara Perdana)...

No surprise, Rawang to Kota Damansara very convenient, you even can park your car at Rawang KTM then exchange MRT1 at Sungai Buloh interchange, 4-5 few stations can arrive and it ready in 2017

Above ground... Below ground dont think there's any space for a portal over there

Got many people "Say YES to Dash" also, Selangor gov need to find out best solution for it.

A similar home in DPC with this kind of buildup is easily above RM2mil. The so-called semi-dees and bungalows, some with much smaller buildups that they sell nowadays are about the same price if not more than this Type C.

Semi-dees and bungalows are yesterday's concept. Nowadays, it's called a Villa or Zero lot houses. Zero-lot bungalows!

Was deciding between Type F & C. But that extra 5 feet at the back is only good for a garden. I don't have much green fingers and time to tend the garden.

Long time ago, people will buy land and build their holiday home near some waterfront. Nowadays, with security issues and high cost of land, that is a bit difficult to execute. And so, for me, this is the holiday home.

A Seremban 2 bungalow with similar buildup is already now more than RM2mil. An average condo with not much to shout about, in Kepong area is now RM600psf.

South Klang Valley does not appeal to me. It has a somehow Bumi feel. Whereas North Klang Valley is closer to the more happening North West Klang Valley, i.e. DPC, Kota Damansara, 1U & Taman Tun and Mt Kiara.

You can say this part of the new Rawang is something like Seremban 2. The new area will appreciate faster than the old.

So that was how I came to my decision. When no one is buying and all looks gloom, this is the best time to buy.

developers just play with fancy words nia....

what linked bungalows...bungalow in the sky and etc.....

by definition, a bungalow is a free standing structure. when it is linked with another owner....how can it be called "bungalow"?

and dun even let me start with Villa.......

Basically you are getting a link house with fancy name and cut throat price....that's all.

or follow dpc style, called their 3s link house "mansion".
too bad the word 'istana' is prohibited for general use...otherwise developers surely will use Istana for their bungalow offering.

in overseas, the Malaysian style link terraces is called Townhouses de, and their detached house with garage and land with 100% detached house is just called HOME or house. Bungalow never been used de.

30ft wide terrace house in the market not much but this layout quite nice, double ceiling height living area and spacious room...  http://www.simedarbyproperty.com/clients/s...edia/Clusia.pdf

Saw in iproperty the selling prices as below:

double storey terrace: RM760k
trible stotrey terrace: RM960k

Not a good price for double storey eh...