mo1 also Kena Sue but now still be bossku

This post has been edited by LTG: Apr 20 2019, 11:18 PM

No wori ppl wun buy tropicane liau, ppl will now start to buy lumi tropicane.

For those projects which the developer took some floors to run as hotel business whereas other floors are being sold as residential units, when it comes to common facilities like swimming pool and gym, how it works actually? No distinction between hotel guests and residence? And those owners who rented out their units for airbnb business? Is it really fine for the hotel operator to share the common facility?

Which other projects in KL are like this Tropicana residence-cum-hotel?

Facilities wise are different for residence and hotel. Each has their own facilities.

Are there two swimming pools and gyms in the Tropicana building?

Any idea of other similar projects?

Residence will have their own gym and pool at the highest level if not mistaken. Swimming pool and gym for hotel is at another level. In fact, residence and hotel will have their own lobby too.
Four Seasons also have residence and hotel.

Gross rent yields here seem terrible.

Wonder how the owners are surviving after bleeding this bad.

did you see any lelong units?

how do you know owners are bleeding??? maybe just mozzie bite only for most owners?

please don't use your own standard to measure all these high end collection. most owners are probably not making their main income from properties. they just park their money in properties as part of their portfolio investments.

did you see any lelong units?

how do you know owners are bleeding??? maybe just mozzie bite only for most owners?

please don't use your own standard to measure all these high end collection. most owners are probably not making their main income from properties. they just park their money in properties as part of their portfolio investments.

W hotel going to sell / closed down soon?

The price 3k per sf is justified ?

A video that has gone viral features a middle-aged man ranting angrily about the quality of the purchased unit here, which he said cost RM2 million. It is believed to have been recorded by one of the people present with him.

Among other things, he accused the developer of using cheap furniture and materials to construct and to pass off the unit as a luxury condominium. He also complained about the lack of a curtain rod, sliding doors that were difficult to open, and small dressing tables.

Source: Malay Mail

This is very old news but very entertaining. Need more buyers ranting and raving about questionable quality.

Unfortunately most stay silent to preserve their property value so they swallow a lot. Only rich uncles/aunties with nothing to lose would dare make a scene.

From a UHNW perspective, Malaysians who made their wealth in the country would have it all go out.

It’s only foreigners who don’t know any better that buy these types of property. They do regret it and curse our crappy economy and racist policies to high heavens.

This post has been edited by Cavatzu: Jan 21 2023, 08:33 AM