Buyer get Buyer plan incentive.

New Incentives RM20,000 for new buyer and RM10,000 for introducer [existing buyer]

Just got an email from One Cochrane dated 28-Jun-2019.

Existing buyer introduces new buyer,

1) new buyer will get RM20,000 rebate on first 10% deposit payment
2) existing buyer as introducer will get RM10,000 commission

If you are keen to buy, I can be your introducer and will share with you RM5,000 from the RM10,000 that I receive as a commission.
I bought my unit one year back.

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latest as of my posted date.
Anything without sticker is not yet sold.
I counted, there were only 14 units unsold.

There are 2 buyers, one guy bought 2 units and the other one bought 3 units.

Both of them want to break down the walls to link their units to form very big units for their own family stay.

Looks like many are buying it for own stay.

The architect will decide where to break the walls, not the admin or management.

According to the sales talk, there will be a covered walkway to the MRT from One Cochrane by end of 2024.

The parking lot is just next to the condo blocks, it's not far to walk across.
I am aware of quite a few projects the car parks are built on separate buildings without any issue.
Just to name 1, Li Villas at Section 16, PJ.

There are lifts to take it from condo level 6 bridge to gym/pool, on top of the car park, which also has lifts to serve the trolley or heavy luggage without going up staircases.

Level ground can also walk across without any issue.

The only not so nice view is the car park lot blocks lower 6 floors of the residence units.
Any floor above the car park lot is fine.

If I remember it correctly, Canny Ong incident was in a SHOPPING MALL in Bangsar after 10pm, where she was probably drunk, most customers were already left, car park empty, and no security guards.
After the incident, the said shopping mall had to hire a lot more security guides, which raised the car park fee by a lot, for the sake of safety.

Technically, ALL DARK and EMPTY car parks are dangerous. Security is the critical issue regardless of whether in the car park, or even in the condo itself.

I am currently staying in a condo with blocks A, B, C. Blocks A and B have in-building car parks in b1 and b2, whereas Block C has only b3.
The visitor's car park is in block C,b3, where it's relatively dark and no security.

Therefore the main comparison difference is the convenience factor.
Security is related to the number of security guards.

Thanks for the reference, this is certainly a good discussion for pros and cons of the car park location.
Realistically, a landed property with car parks in the yard is the most preferable choice.
As for the condo situation, the entire issue points to the convenience factor.

Safety is, as I highlighted in my last post above, can be achieved by getting more security guards, at the maintenance cost of about RM 40k per guard per annum, at this moment.