Previously The Zest also facing the hostel problem, the difference is theirs was local college/uni students. The owners also made noise, can anyone be kind enough to update what happened now, or what was the steps taken to overcome it?

the breakdown for rm77 is:
min charge of rm36/mth x 2 mths = rm72
admin charge = rm 5
total = rm77

water charges rate is
first 35 units @ rm2.07/unit
>35 units @ rm2.28/unit

compared to TZ
commercial rate for ZP = rm24/mth
residential rate for ZC, ZB, ZA = rm6/mth
admin charge = rm0

This post has been edited by aquest: May 29 2013, 05:05 PM

Thanks aquest. So, min charge per month is RM36? It's even more expensive than ZP at RM24/month. Any idea if the rate is going to be converted to residential rate?

Bro, minimum charge la. Even if i dont use a single drop of water i still need to pay the charge.

i believe the conversion to residential rate is still on going. for this we need to pressure mohan for an answer.

as for TZ (also a commercial status development), residential units were already enjoying the much lower (residential) tariff for both water and electricity charges immediately upon delivery of vp. i have gone thru all the water charges billed issued by HB. yes, my water charges is rm6/mth only.

that is not fair
no use water pay rm72 for what??
this is sick man
unfair world
PH la, water la, failure of sw to bring vibrancy mayb this wil force me to sell n abandon sw

even young handsome guy like me won't enter lift with PH inside
bad thing is no cctv in lift

PH countries have high rape cases. dat is why spread of HIV
today saw PH eat economy rice at corner restaurant after bridge side of sw

i was told PH stares openly at girlfriend, wife, daughter in lift
they have high sexual desires
big shit now they are in sw

U r starting to scare me. Just follow what my sister-in-law did living next to PH in a landed house. Dont smile at them, dont talk to them, dont layan them. Just mind your own business. They will notice that and follow the same. Of course if stucked in a lift with them will be like wtf. Ask ur wife, gf, fiance not to wear so sexy. Shit la what is happening to sw is really not cool.

if that's government policy, they cant disagree what...

but with malaysia's education standard, what kind of foreign student we can attract?

Hi any idea for the minimum electric charges then? I still haven move in yet...

Of course the greedy agent that represents the BLACKS can offer higher rental to landlords because they will squeezed 3 or 4 students in one bed room & 3 or 4 more in the living room. Since its a students' quarters, there will be 13 students in a 2 rooms condo. The agent can pay even RM3000 for your unit after collecting even more from the blacks. But I ensure greedy & stupid landlords that once BLACKS stay in your condos..the units will b smelly, run down & badly damaged beyond recognition. You will get holes in your walls too. That time landlords better sell off at RM100K per unit.

I would like to comment that, 10 of the units rent to PH, in a year time, 8 to 9 units would be in rundown mode and looks dirty, especially furnished items like sofa, dining table, kitchen cabinet top and worst of all, wall is dirty and floor tiles would be very terrible condition due to they like to wear shoes inside the house.

I think the owners of SW should stress to management that, issue out a memo that all owners rented out their units no matter locals or ME / PH, must submit a hardcopy of Tenancy Agreement to management for filling purpose where, JMB and Management double check the unit should not treated as hostel, not more max pax per unit ( depends on rooms ) as well as NO SUB-LET the unit to anyone.

A few of agents caught using proxy ( Malay woman ) sign the Tenancy Agreement on behalf of PHs and agents showed it to the owners. This happened for few units at The Zest and once caught, the PHs kicked out immediately.

all i can say is minimum electricity charges is much lower n billed directly by tnb.

understand that the current batch of foreign students studying at binary r from southern african countries such as namibia. r2 for males and r1 for females. at night males leave r2 and most likely to meet up with their female friends at r1.

This post has been edited by aquest: May 30 2013, 07:26 PM

I think I wont believe that all the PH whether male or female are really students here. Maybe majority but certainly not 100% of them.

I used to ask some Ivorians who sell wallet / watches walking table to table. One of them ( Muslim ) told me he had MyKad provided he agreed to do contribute to the government once in 5 years. Another few told me he had to take students identity to come to KL for short term jobs instead of studying and they had runners to do this for them for a some fee.

I suspect our colleges in local area also trying to earn some bucks by arranging these ppl to migrate to KV by offering them students course and whther they attend or not, they are not bearable wih it.

Namibia has a population of 2.1 million people....
Given the presence of the arid Namib Desert, it is one of the least densely populated countries in the world. Approximately half the population live below the international poverty line, and the nation has suffered heavily from the effects of HIV/AIDS, with 15% of the adult population infected with HIV in 2007.

Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Namibia

HIV/AIDS in Namibia is a critical public health issue. The prevalence of HIV in Namibia is among the highest in the world. Since 1996, HIV has been the leading cause of death in the country. Close to 17 per cent of the country’s children under the age of 18 are orphaned by at least one parent – mostly due to HIV.[1] Consequently, life expectancy has declined since independence from 61 years (in 1991) to 49 years in 2001.[2]

In Namibia, HIV is mainly spread through heterosexual sex, driven by high rates of multiple and concurrent partnerships, transactional sex and child abuse, misconceptions in the general population about the risk of contracting HIV, low and inconsistent condom use, low rates of male circumcision, high rates of alcohol abuse, a high rate of mobility and migration, and a decline in marital and cohabiting unions.[3] Of greatest concern to many are the AIDS orphans and vulnerable children left behind in the trails of this disease.

Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HIV/AIDS_in_Namibia

Namibia Population below poverty line

Population below poverty line: 55.8%
note: the UNDP's 2005 Human Development Report indicated that 34.9% of the population live on $1 per day and 55.8% live on $2 per day (2005 est.)

Source: http://www.indexmundi.com/namibia/populati...verty_line.html

Dear SW comrades, we would like to propose a casual get-together this evening (may31) around 730pm at one of the cafes in Puchong.

Well, the intention is to get to know each other and get acquaintedd before the June8 rendezvous with SW mgmt.

As it is a casual meeting, let's take it as a TGIF but perhaps we can briefly brainstorm/share what we can/must/can't/shouldnt do for our beloved apartmennt.. :-)

PM me, or pls view the detail in the following private FB group:
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