Yes, it is congested, but still manageable, I think. Even during peak hours (8.00am-9.00am), it will take a max of 15 mins to reach MidValley. Of course, without traffic, its less than 5 minutes.

Very noisy. The clubs downstairs and the noise pollution they produce is just mind blowing. Even high up on the 10th floor, if you are in your room in silent mode (no physical moving objects, no air-con or fan switched on), you can feel and hear the booming sound and light vibration from the clubs.

Easily 5+ clubs that down there.

It's ultra happening, I have to say. Can spot supercars on a weekly basis.

A steal, indeed. Appreciated around 40%-50% to date?

Parklane and Tiara Mutiara isn't even along Old Klang Road....

As for Pearl Point, yeah, it's improving but still pretty dead....residential there is non-existent, doubt it any of you guys wanna stay at their condo.

Totally disagree. I think the fact that the bottleneck/traffic is the slowest in front of the BKT means that the BKT IS THE PROBLEM. Traffic in front of SG isn't as slow as the spot in front of BKT. The parking area for BKT customers is a small area just beside the BKT

I think they should station a police officer there and issue summons to those who park along the road, it is a yellow line after all. By parking inside SG, it will free up the 3rd lane (which is currently a permanent parking lane for the BKT customers) and ease traffic flow.

Both actually, for work AND also stay. Thus, the name itself, Small Office, Home Office. The current trend is for SoHo to be more of a home, then an office. One would most probably stay there, and from time to time, do work there too, as compared to the other way round, of most probably working there, but only staying there from time to time.

Anyway, not many units lighted up at night. I'm one of the many staying along Old Klang Road and pass by it every day, morning and night. I personally feel it will be a little bit hard to rent out. The noise and vibration from the clubs is just deafening, especially on weekends. Safe for the top few floors, the others in between will all feel the hear the clubbing vibes. Anybody wants to take a guess how many clubs are there in Scott Garden? :-)

You must be living in another world, mate. I can easily name 10 SOHO's in Klang Valley that are already completed. Not a new concept and has been around for more than 5 years.

Last night at 9.05pm. Either occupancy is really bad, where people are struggling to rent it out or the reception is very good, and all the occupants are downstairs happily clubbing.


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The average Malaysian won't be able to afford this. Only for 1 room?! If 2 rooms, still doable, assuming twin sharing with partner. If RM1.8k for 2, per person RM900, quite heavy for an empty unit.
Staying at a condo along Old Klang Road, rental for a is only RM600 and I have the whole room to myself, semi-furnished. It's at the beginning of Old Klang Road too. :-)

I think the clubs would want a few units...Customers, when drunk, are prepared to pay big bucks just to get laid.
And most probably that's the reason why the units are always not lighted up. It's suppose to be dark for a start.

RM200/night, its very very cheap liao. Pearl Point is at least RM280/night. Just need to have an occupancy of 30% every month, can cover cost ad.

Doesn't sound good to me, to be honest. Because the tenant is a single party, thus, he/she will be expecting to get at a cheap price since he is going by bulk. But for owners, it will be all separate individual owners, no benefit to them. As a matter of fact, might turn out risky, since many parties involve. I rather choose my own tenant and then going for a person heading for bulk. Unless if I have multiple properties, then ok lar, just deal with a single person.

Let me know if the chicken tasty or not. And please report only if it's white kampung chicken, dark/black chicken, no need report.LOL

Suitable for business but for staying...errr...unless one is a party goer.

To be able to fork out RM2k/month for a 1 room accommodation, is really quite something. And bare in mind, there is no public transportation there, in terms of rail lines.
In order to be able to rent that place, it really has to be treated as a SOHO, a place to live and also work. Fashion designers, freelance IT consultants...etc.
And to make it worse, you'll have trouble sleeping because of the head banging music that is coming from the clubs beneath.

This place will really do well if it's converted into a hotel. Just have to get a few units together, and there you go!
Assuming a rental of RM200/night, even with a industry low occupation rate of 50%, that will yield RM3,000/month! Housekeeping lady will roughly cost RM100/month, averaged out with the assumption that she handles around 15 units.

Yeah, true, that's the impression I get too, peaceful and quiet place to live in. I guess those staying there must really be rich and loaded.

Quite agree on point 2, as it is quite hard to see if you're just having a glance while driving. If you see properly, there are actually quite a number of units that have lights on but it's blocked out by the curtains.

The F&B outlets there are really happening. And the 'open' layout of the place means you can bar hop from one to the other easily. The shop lots deep inside are still unoccupied, and it will take quite some time before its filled.

Just my 2 cents.

That's hard to believe, ultra ridiculous if I might say. This incident took place way past midnight as I was there till 11pm+ and nothing happened up until the moment I left. For a start, what the heck is a pregnant lady wandering outside on a Saturday night? Clubbing? Secondly, there are lots of parking underground at that hour, better off parking inside then park outside and talking such a long walk.

I've seen the video a few times and although I agree both parties are at fault, I will side the person in the 4WD more. What he has done is certainly wrong, but I feel it's equally important that he teaches the MyVi driver a good lesson of not to double park and disappear into thin air.

If really emergency, and know that you won't be going back to your car anytime soon since 'busy' in the toilet, then might as well just drive up to the valet parking, step out of the car and go straight to the toilet. Even nearer and don't need to park the car.

Double parking another car when you can attend to it is like placing a placard at your back, saying "Please kick me".