inside the golf club i think

Yes, Tropics subsale is doing about RM800psf+, almost 3 years after the mall opening, the mall also took some time to prosper and now new launch same price

Hard to say, in the future Tropicana Gardens could be CBD as well.
Also, I believe Tropicana Gardens quality will be better than Tropics/Tropicana City. Heard lots of quality issues for Tropics.

Afterall for half million ringgit studio, the developer must add some whistles and bells to attract buyers. 

So this Sunday 14/10 is the sneak peek.

you have your point bro. I am just saying.
buying?

Me too. Kaypoh & is good to know especially if you are one of the Investor on the properties nearby

Agree on the Like, what about the dislike? Price?

A fren went there yesterday, d sales chart all 'stickers'.. 100% booked out...

Not sure about ' property price sustainable problem' for d next 2 yrs, but it seems like 'global economy slowdown or crisis' not affected bolehland at all.. lot of pp still in BBB mode. 

For the studio entry price about RM500k, future renovation for fully furnished say RM40k (since kitchen cabinet provided)

To earn 5% yield is about RM2,250 per month plus maintenance fee at Rm0.44 psf need to rent out at RM2,500 per month

That's Rm4.2 psf rental

I heard some booking a few units.

How many damage sales you expect? Mind to share?

while I agree that the market is bubbling .. and it's BBB fever everywhere ..
we can scream bubble and market going mad at RM800psf ..

but I think one only need to be there on Friday .. to see the type of crowd there ..
and you will realise this crowd are the types with deep pocket, are probably residents of the neighbouring taman, who wouldn't mind 'stamp collecting .. 

abit similar to the MK10 or MK11 owners who prefer to leave their units empty, rather than rent it out .. there are these breed of pple .. and they are not the same as the youcity Cheras crowd 

agree that there are tonne of loaded ppl out there (Malaysian).

I don't think this is similar to US. US' crisis started because the mass defaulted on their loans, causing high inflation and interest rates...

In MY, these chaps who purchase these expensive properties (I) do not represent the mass, (II) quite healthy debt ratio, (III) and don't be surprise they are using the loans to leverage their exposure.

These people are investing within calculated risks.

If MY ever reaches the level of crisis in US, it will not be because of this (ie. property speculation), but by other clear reasons (which I will not mention here as it is not related)...

I have to say although I am a HUGE fan of Tropicana township and also TG, 1,100 psf is a tad too high. Phase 1 buyers have a lot more avenue to "throw" price when they want to sell their units.

Nevertheless, this is a very well planned and respected township. Affluent people makes up almost the entire population here, and more affluent ones are joining the fun.
There is a feel-good factor.

KL, whatever it's worth, is not a township - it's just the center of things. It's messy in KL if you ask me.

If you ask more affluent youngsters from outstation moving to KL/PJ where they'd like to move to, likelihood they will choose here more than KL.

An interesting article:

http://www.propertyguru.com.my/property-ne...erty-sees-slump

what is "wealth protection" ? Mind share a bit about it 

Got fewer than 6 units left... on loan rejects. Selling at almost RM1,500 psf issit??

1300psf is cheap.  Your brother is lucky.