I used to work at bukit bintang (2 years ago), took monorail a few times. After a few months of continuous disappointment I just stop using it & used the lrt as an alternative mode of transportation & walk from KLCC all the way to my office (15-20mins walk). What I am saying is if I am willing to do that, you can imagine how bad the monorail is & expect others would use it as their last resort. So no, monorail is not a selling point to me imo. The monorail is so horrible, ask anyone who used it before for their daily commute & I bet they would agree with me.

From rental tenant point of view if I were to look for a unit to rent, monorail would be out of my list & therefore this project. Its been awhile since I took it, maybe things have improved but I honestly doubt it. I would suggest those who are interested to do a weekday test via the monorail after covid is over.

For weekend use etc it should be fine, the real concern will always be when taking it during peak hours when covid is over. Even the lrt these days are quite bad after the extension, people tend to have difficulty getting in in the middle stations. As of now most employees are working from home therefore the experience might still be ok. Anyhow its an off topic subject, I am also looking into this for own stay but I dont think I will be going for it.

Just a personal choice, mostly due to the connectivity for its price as for the current market can get some pretty good subsale deals with the similar pricing.