The stickers on sales chart come on and off quite frequently partly because people easily pay 5k booking by credit card and get full refund if loan application rejected by 2 banks. Also they have a 24hr holding system which locks units while a potential customer considers the purchase.

If interested in 1300sf units, better just give your contact and they'll call when a unit becomes available.

Went to Anjali vvip private launch today. 5acres land around 395units. Whole layout look OK OK only. Good selling point is all units got private lobby. 6 floors high carpark... Sibeh high macam midfield...Shit....no basement...

hello Bryan, i'm not from Anjali, i'm just a buyer.

i'm confident about Anjali mainly due to the location and secondly the people behind the company.

this location is almost neighbouring high-class mont kiara, desa parkcity & hartamas which are minutes away, and value locations like sri sinar, menjalara, kepong, segambut where you can get lots of choices of food and things for your home. for the weekend it's a very easy drive to KL city or PJ city or join highway to outstation.

because KL land is getting lesser, now there many new projects around this area, at the same time DBKL is upgrading roads here. so demand and price appreciation in this location will continue.

the negative aspect about this location is the low income kampung you see around here. but i don't feel threatened at all because they seem to move out nicely whenever there is new development and they are actually workers, not lazy bums haha...

agree, around this area, i believe anjali is more expensive, got other new launch condos cheaper and also lower maintenance fee and sinking funds.

Yup those are what I mean..

Even if Anjali give some aircons, fridge, bathroom and kitchen stuff, you must discount what you see at show gallery which has nice ID. In reality you will get bare white walls in all rooms and plaster ceiling only in bathrooms. show unit has plaster ceiling and wallpaper. So beware. Lol...

As for price difference you have to consider total units in the development, the land cost, size and location of site, etc. Also consider the monthly maintenance fee.