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:
https://www.facebook.com/#!/groups/brio.setiawalk/
 

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. ...

Thanks Tan Sri. You have always been very helpful.  

A little bird told me that SP Setia is taking this "student hostel" project seriously. I was told that some of their world-class leaders are already on top of this issue: They are working closely wiith SP Setia legal team and Majlis Perbandaran Subang Jaya / Selangor state government. 

Now I know why many people choose SP Setia (a.k.a., the Number 1 proerty developer in Malaysia) as their home builder.   

I wonder what can they do really?

So long as there are not too many people in one unit, you cannot stop owners renting to, whomever they wish...

Any update for today meeting at SW?

Dear Spiky88, are you part of SW owners/tenants? The randezvous has been changed to next Saturday. You will join us right?

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:
https://www.facebook.com/#!/groups/brio.setiawalk/
 

I hv missed the event. How was the meet up? I hope that JMB members could join in together so that for next meeting.

Yes I m owner of R2. From forum read this block ll be for PH males, so scary... Wonder whether to sell.
I ll see whether can join next Sat

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It's horrendous to see our local women mixed marriage with these Blacks!!! I don't what the local women see in these Blacks. Eventually Malaysia will be like Africa soon

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

12 inch

12 inch with AIDS...

I think the minimum charges for the water is really too high.  RM36/month is what Syabas charges for commercial units, but what I want to know is whether the entire block is charged en-bloc, or are we billed individually by Syabas?  If charged en-bloc, then the management really should not be charging us with the minimum charges, otherwise I am sure they will be making a huge profit from this.  And they have billed us for these minimum charges since July 2012.  And is there really a need for the admin fee?  Aren't they already collecting service charges? 

I mean their hair 12inch, you mean which part?