RM10k is way more than enough for admin charges. Can easily cover an admin staff wages for a few months.

Commercial but apply under HDA

haha boss...sometimes genuine buyers for own stay who are not really on the higher end on the salary spectrum might be affected ler. 2 of my contacts gave Link 2 a pass as they're earning circa RM5-RM6k and are afraid if they're unable to get a 90% MoF. on the flipside, this opens the doors to those unkles n aunties who're able to afford 50% MoF and obviously have more than 2 props to buy n flip!

This post has been edited by babana: Feb 17 2014, 12:04 PM

apply under HDA, means what bro?

U should say Affordable Genuine Buyers, how can one be Genuine Buyers if they can't afford the property, just hope bank can tutup one eye & let the loan go thru ? those r opportunist.

This project launching practice in really a good example, hopefully all developer can take this as standard practice in their launching, nett price, committed downpayment, S&P on the spot.

No Opportunist & Don't play2 ..lol

yes, u r right..

its service apartment but under HDA

under HDA means what?

bro, RM5-6k salary shouldnt be a prob for RM500k+ property. u prolly wouldnt mind risking ur RM30k to be burnt for in the a likelihood of the loan not being approve for whatever reason..but dat doesnt mean other genuine buyers who can afford the property would wanna risk their hard earned money to be donated too.

Housing Development Act

HDA means housing development Act..

All residential S&P (for developer) should be standard as provided under the HDA act..

HDA = Housing Development Act

So that those property like condominium / service residence which sits on commercial land can enjoy residential utility rates.

ooo, i see... btw, confirmed under HDA?

yes cfmd

HDA is meant for protecting the buyer's interest, that is the priority..
but saying having HDA sure getting residential tariff is not always true.. its still subject to developers n JMC application for conversation...

Yeah, I remember asking the SA and she said utility will be under commercial rates but when I ask her can convert she simply answer no. Guess she lazy to explain.

If given a choice, I believe >90% of those honkie prefer to stay in a larger apartment.
Are we really reaching the stage that small size apt would be the only option for middle income group?
Compare M'sia to Taiwan, peninsular alone is appro 4X of Taiwan, 70% of Taiwan's land are high land (mountains), their total population is slightly less than West M'sia (99%)
My estimation of density for residential land :-
2,164 ppkm2 (Taiwan) : 223 ppkm2(Penisular Ms) : 12,862 ppkm2 (HK)

Ask ourselves, do we really need to build apt <700sf?
I know budget is a main consideration, but purely based on the above calculation, I think our new apt price is not sustainable. My 2 bakuli

This post has been edited by UFO-ET: Feb 18 2014, 07:16 AM

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This post has been edited by UFO-ET: Feb 18 2014, 07:13 AM

No choice now for people, one of my friend share this with me (If you want cheap and nearby the city, don't except it to be big.If you want big and cheap, don't except it to be nearby."

This post has been edited by 12Digit: Feb 18 2014, 01:04 PM

Total 5 blocks, each block increase 10% so fifth block vs first block paper gain 40%???

no worries. still small sum compared with trop gardens.

Hehe...TG about the same lah (37.5%)...from RM800psf for first block to RM1,100 for second block

TG jump 1 block make 40%, the Link 2 jump 4 blocks make 40%!