Looks like the rates are steadily dropping...

I pray for all those who bought subsale for rental investments.

I concurred that 20% is max.
I pass by quite frequent, day and nite.

I don't think many bought for investment from sub-sales as the yield is not attractive.
Own stay is possible.

Wait another one year see how...

The last one laughing to the bank will be the person who has a unit in Scott Garden... no matter sub-sale buyer for now or those bought 3 years back...

In near future... after all the big 'hoohaa' development in OKR... no matter this place is haunted or not... got occupancy or not... it's still a good place to live or invest...

Look at all those project coming up in OKR... it's madness i can say... esp. 9 SEPUTEH development.....

roughly how much back then?

If i not mistaken is about RM 2xxk plus onwards... depend on which stage and size they buy....

My fren bought a unit at RM 300k. During that time, she just pay RM 8k and pay nothing (DIBS) till VP...early this year she sell off the unit at RM 430k for 775sqf...

Well, its still a good profit tho...

good deal!

helo,
anybody renting out your parking lot? please PM me the price. TQ.

like this you going to buy any scott garden subsales or not?

Will do actually... i am just look see look see at the moment... have few option, it's matter which floor and facing only...

Consider cheap. in KL at least RM600K for pigeon hole.

Soon KL all stay in a bed in a cage like HK people back in the 80's/90's (maybe still got today).

can share with us after you buy and your exit plan, so the rest can benefits from your kungfu.

Sure will do... Wait for my updates then

Cheers

Hongkong human cage home still around. Was in Hong Kong when there's a fire in one of the building on Flower street, some old folks living in cage home died in the incident.

Malaysia still plenty of land, don't worry . Singapore will be the first to experience if cage home hit the trend, now is shoe box trend.

This post has been edited by Xccess: Oct 20 2013, 03:39 PM

Yes, Malaysia got land, but who owns it? Unless you wants to stay in some far away rural area and then drive to work in the city, rising housing cost in city areas is a major problem.

That is why if one can afford to commit a unit, it is better to do it as early as possible. I'm sure the move in rate for SG will improve over time. Many still waiting for 2014 budget news.

i am monitoring the trend and see how it goes first. at the moment, i think can still wait... at least occupancy reach 30% ifrst

Ya, better to monitor for the time being. The bars and bistros are doing quite well, Remedy were doing so well that they open another outlet on the same level. This place suitable for young generation and expat.