i think you need to gauge at it yourself. As other SAs will always find fault to other developments to leverage what their selling.

Don't let those SA comment affect your decision making. These people only like to condemn other projects to make theirs look good.

SG is a victim of its own success. Now it is known for pubs & nightlife, which doesn't give it the luxurious sparkly clean image that most developers would like to market their properties as... thus the comparison they make.

i believe scott soho owner have strong holding power, as those who cant hold already sell off their unit below 500k.

1st hand owner sure can hold la.. when they bought that time..not more that 300k..
4 years later south bank and 9 seputeh completed.. no mistaken scott garden will up to 700k..

Not to forget the land next to Scott, (Ambank and those illegal house) potentially should have some development in the near future.

last sat went there have a steamboat, the only restaurants crowded with ppls are wong kok and steamboat.

anybody want to rent shoplots in Scott Garden, row facing Mid Valley

how is the shops doing ? All i see is the pubs and clubs that are coming up there...

should have more business that cater to the residents' needs rather than just pubs .... what kind of business is needed there ?

the open concept retails + offices seems still not doing well in KL.....

now a lot developers come out with close concept .....similar to shopping mall... but think aslo will not doing well...

example like Jakarta....you can see service apartments + shopping malls every 2 km along main road in city...but alot are half dead...

I guess you are right. Having pubs nearby is cool but not when it is in your own backyard. It is not that it makes it unsafe just not the sparkly clean image.

I have unit at Scott Garden for sale, RM500k

What's the latest transaction for Scott soho ?

It is rather unfortunate that the pubs here are not like the modern contemporary ones found in KLCC. I find that those do well to improve a property's standing; unlike those here now especially pubs with Thai girls (guys you know what i'm talking about

Haha true..but inside Tropicana Golf n Country Club got eh... but of course those are not as clear cut...

This post has been edited by lilzany: Apr 2 2014, 10:59 AM

ya i agree that the Malaysian market are more keen on the closed concept instead. The open concept is not as welcomed maybe due to the mentality of the all year hot weather. Closed concept = cooler

the lausy man made canal is so dirty that mosquito breed there. those non smoker who hang out at pubs there sure know!

500K for block A
530K for block C

not much money earn from there