For those verde units with view facing the river behind, word of caution, please check it out first. The river sight is pretty unpleasant n opposite the river there is a sewerage plant. You can park ur car at the mamak restaurant n go down to see

U r right bout the landfill. Not very stable ground if foundation not done properly. The low cost apartments beside it, at some point was declare unsafe due to structure tilting. Maybe they hv rectified it after so many year vacant and seemed ready for occupancy now.

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Added on November 15, 2012, 11:39 amU'll place ur bet in Verde's quality compare to Ara Green? Seriously? Check Villamas repo mate.

This post has been edited by HouseToLive: Nov 15 2012, 11:39 AM

wa...if 3+3 then very good lo..straight after contact expired can flip lo...

gonna check it out..thanks taiko.

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This post has been edited by brandonho: Nov 22 2012, 10:59 AM

U sure sound like the sales manager that attended to me.

After checking it out some concern

Isn't that the truth anyway?

I met many villamas buyers... So good luck...

What about Talam? Keep on doing bad things till change name. Even lagoon perdana got problem till one block also failed to get CF.

I like Ara Damansara, just hope Verde and Ara Green can sustain and dun spoil the area.

Well, I won't question how much do u know about Talam, neither do I want to comment on things with so many political agendas. Nonetheless, like u said it yourself, they kept doing bad things... So how can anyone over generalize Villamas as a bad company with merely one bad project to date? I understand it's only normal for such concerns to rise, but lets not be judgemental on matters that does not represent a company as a whole.

That aside, I too, hope that Ara Damansara will continue to enjoy a conducive living status, given the fact that land are scarce, numerous community parks, wide roads, affluent naighbourhood and minimal skyscrapers. And with the current balance between supply and demand for residential properties, Verde and Ara Greens may be more of a need than a hazard. Rest assure, Ara Damansara is enjoying a good maturing rate and there are more end-user product than investment product.

I dont see the point to compare Verde and Ara Green.
Ara Green RM700psft+ Invest a lot in design, facilities but high density.
Verde RM550psft huge space, low density but design normal.

So, you get what you pay..If you rich enough you can even look at MK property which give you luxury, impressive design and so on. Perhaps, RM1million+?

My unit is facing northwest , petronas side, the sewerage plant behind petronas ?

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more than 1 completed projects to date..
Serin and Zefer not complete yet..

This post has been edited by abgkik: Nov 16 2012, 08:01 AM

I mean bad project...There is only one to date... And u r right... Serin and Zefer not completed yet.... So it's not time to drop judgement without any basis. One doesn't represent all....

Villamas, Villa Pavi, Atmosfera....

My judgement is... there is developer which only care about profit despite the quality that they should deliver..

not trying to side anyone here.....but i do think in the long run, a reputable developer would actually equate to better profitability. just look at UOA, people will just go and buy their project, as they are pretty good in their workmanship. same goes to sunrise, malton etc etc.

developer with bad reputation will end up having to compete on pricing only and when this happen, things can only get worse and not better.

admittedly, maybe there is some quality issues (i am assuming what is said in this forum is true) in one of their projects, but would like to ask if the developer is rectifying the issue as they surface or the developer adopting a tidak-apa attitude. if developer is indeed doing something, it goes to show they too, are serious and concerned on their reputation.

just my 2 sen.

I think u should read this forum starting from pg1 for the truth. Also u can google for other forums regarding Villamas for more truths. Not just 1 project, it's Villamas' projects tht others r reffering to. It's the repo & image of a certain kind of quality coming from Villamas. They need a lot more better projects to make it up. Buyers will just hv to gamble that's all.

This post has been edited by HouseToLive: Nov 16 2012, 10:41 AM

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This post has been edited by brandonho: Nov 22 2012, 11:01 AM

Yes, there is a small treatment plant behind petronas across the river. There is another sewarage treatment plant, a very big one further down too.

If the units are facing the river, sure can see the small one. If higher floor, believed can see both.

You can check from google map.

But best is take a look yourself and judge...