QUOTE(HELLO HELLO @ Apr 18 2014, 04:54 AM)
Wah macam sendiri create problem..macam only stay at emj sure.no problem.. Outside kl city manyak shopping centre why die die need to say go city shop? Pavilion kl is not only shopper parking. Many working class park here. And the rate on weekday also crazy.
If bring kid go kl also is not often. mostly weekend. Can take car. But at least you save most money on weekdays 5-6days of working days. Petrol and parking fee. Now may not significant. But need also aware of inflation of those rate. If stay next to shopping centre or above.. no need take public transport also.
Stay so far sure no problem? Later your long smooth drive to kl highway also jam? Your kid also stuck in long journey jam?.. N those still need come kl often cari makan. Unless u only work in kajang or cheras maybe good to stay at emj.
U get big space at emj. But GnG monthly fee also not low.
That's always pros and cons. To stay near or far. Sometimes come to real life need to make a choice. And whether is financially can sustain for long run. Or the pattern of living may force to change due to inflation. Stay near city or city u get the convenience but in exchange. maybe is the space u get is smaller... Stay far u may get large space. But the travel cost and the time u spent on the road also longer. Far away place even with public transport for such long hour traveling also tiring and pay more too compare those short distant.
Lol, i presume your working place maybe very close to train station, that's why so support on public transport. If your working place is about 400-500m away from the station, how many people willing to walk? Raining how? Is it safe to walk back to the train station if let say you back from office around 8pm? Furthermore, sometime the place you stay and your office may don't have direct train, you may need goto interchange station and then walk across and wait for train again, that's take time too. How about LRT to Monorail? Walk and rush..
You also need to ensure your kid school suppose to be around train station as well, otherwise you may need to turn back to train station, and guess what.. jam.. Most of the good township at outskirt has school nearby, no problem on that.
How about if husband and wife are working nearby? So, one car can feed two people, take public transport? Can, double the fees loh..
If you taking public transport, you will lose your commutability, die die also staying nearby office vicinity. If your working place got variety food xpe, if not everyday you take your lunch there until vomit also need take there as well..
One more thing, MRT also extended to outskirt city mah, if you think public transport is more convenient, then drive to the nearby station and take loh.. I presume the people stay nearby KL also mostly drive to train station. As a matter of fact, those people on board near the terminal station still many places to sit and still can rest on the train. Those living nearby KL when boarding to train, be prepared to be sardined and stand along the way to your destination lah. Imagine after sardined and standing in the train for 15 - 20 minutes and still need to walk 500m to your office EVERY WORKING DAY.. Make sure your office have bath facility ya, otherwise you may need to start your working day with "sticky" mode ya..
Maybe good for your health bro, those fitness center can close shop..
Bro, use common sense lah, public transport already there for some times already. If it really works, KL won't be more and more jam nowadays. If really one day city parking is raised to unreasonable rate, people who stay nearby KL and taking public train also need to worry. Why? Coz the terminal of these train will be in outskirt area, and people in these already will already fill up the train before reaching your destination!! You slow slow wait lah. If for me, I will still driving even pay high parking rate, coz during that time, KL no more jam mah (I must be dreaming), all go to take public train already...
Walau, how many shopping malls can match the city shopping mall like MV/Garden/Pavillion/KLCC in terms of variety? You thought those crowd in this shopping mall only consists people staying in KL only ah? So, the conclusion is you still need to drive to KL, paying high rate parking fees during weekend, especially when you already have a family.
I also hope can buy a house within walking distance to KLCC to avoid jam and taking public transport. But like our BBW said, boh lui mah... What to do, boh lui mah need sacrifice abit loh, either time, toll, petrol loh..
This post has been edited by samkps: Apr 18 2014, 08:36 AM 
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