Very common for >RM1 mil houses you mean.

I am not a buyer of Ecohill although I've been monitoring this project closely since SPS launched the bungalow lots some time ago. Been to the WC and the show houses last month. I was in JB the Friday when SPS opened sales. So can't come to submit cheque and take queue number. To be honest, i have no regrets not buying SEH. After one week, i read buyers want to cancel due to below reasons until now :

1. Price too steep for semi-d etc
2. Specification not good enough
3. LKS leaving SPS
4. Most probably can't get loan

My conclusion is that some buyers made impulse judgement on that Friday. Shot first talk later kind of mindset. I believe that a good portion of the buyers are investors and not future own stayers. Buyers who are own stayers refuse to admit this. Not wanting after VP alot of units will have FOR SALE hanged on the gates/fences etc. which will make SEH a ghost township especially during 1st phase.

I may still be wrong though.

Most probably none from these two groups. I had done some thinking as well. For rental play, SEH is out of the question, nobody will rent a house in Semenyih. For cap appreciation it goes back to your question.

Most people took the opportunity thinking that they will make gains same as those pioneer buyers of Setia Ecopark. When SEP launched it took some time before the units are sold out since most people are sceptical about its future prospect. People at that time were saying "Who will want to stay in the middle of no where etc". Some people ignoring the negative sentiment could see the gem in SEP and went ahead with their purchase.

As for SEH, its all herd mentality. People really believe they will make a killing from SEH. As always, herd mentality will never have a good outcome. Just my 2 cents.

I don't understand when people talk about MRT and at the same time talk about Semenyih. Don't get it...