It is going to be quite narrow...

which flyover u mean? the proposed U- turn flyover or the existing flyover to KL?

bro, existing already got 4 lane. 2 to roundabout and the other 2 lane to flyover toward KL.

hmmm coz from wat i saw.. the tmn billion hillside is used for pillar for MRT.. it will be too too narrow if they r going to build another pillar to link MRR2..

from the photo you shared earlier, i dont think the road can accommodate 5 lanes

Any taikor know these statistics as it will provide some guide on the strength or weakness of different sized units vis-a-vis the others i.e. In terms of internal competition for subsale or rental upon VP?

Weekday Sidetrack 1 - For those interested...

The effect of inflation on mortgage loan repayments

Points picked randomly from the article
- If loan interest rates > inflation
  Pay off your Loan

- If loan interest rates < inflation
  Use your money for either investments or consumption items

- In most situations, keep only a minimum amount of cash in savings or FD

http://www.starproperty.my/index.php/artic...oan-repayments/

Good read for condo investment from the STAR on 9 Aug 2014:

Poser on condo market

BY THEAN LEE CHENG
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“Two factors determine the market today – units with a built-up area of 1,000 sq ft or a ringgit value at the RM500,000 level. This situation has resulted in developers generally planning for their projects based on these two criteria,” says Lim.
“Up to RM700,000, we still think it is affordable. Anything above that is very difficult to sell and banks are finding it tougher to give loans. These are the determining factors today,” he says. Lim says he does not know how long this situation will prevail.

These two criteria upon which buyers base their purchases on is particularly glaring in locations in Mont’ Kiara and the Kuala Lumpur City Centre (KLCC).

The outcome is that buyers are buying into one-bedroom units of about 700 sq ft in Mont’ Kiara (with a monthly rental of between RM2,500 and RM3,500) and developers are building small units of less than 1,000 sq ft in the KLCC area for about RM1mil.

The point is, with an average monthly rental of RM3,000, a young Malaysian may as well buy his/her own unit. Which means, the owner of a one-bedder will be seeking a foreigner to rent the place.

Multiplying usage

Lim says developers are also discovering that their strategy of multiplying usage, which has seen the launch of mixed-use commercial units such as SoHos, SoFos, SoVos - essentially small offices, home offices - may not be as workable as initially thought.

“Developers thought that by multiplying usage – either for residential or office use – they could sell. But this has not been the case,” says Lim.

“They are finding out that they cannot mix the two,” he says.

He points out that this dual mix - as when one occupant uses it as an office and his neighbour uses it as a home - is not beneficial for the overall market.
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sunny sunny day ...

Hi. I just boo the block E, but no discount at all. Can any sifu share wit me the launching discount ? I heard block H is 10% + 7%(DIBS REBATE) and block J is 5% + 7%(DIBS REBATE), is it true ? How about block E ?

will this road reopen and pass through the future ekomall ?

cheaper than mine