Yes l will choose to avoid if there is a chance.
If l couldn't then l will learn to get used to it.

Just my opinion, there are two sides of a coin.
Agree at the disadvantages above.

The other side of view is that, the traditional ethnic cemetery eg Kwongtong cemetery does provide justification to KL history.
It is a reference for archeology study to sustain the truth of KL history.

Back in the 1990-2000s, the Kwongtong cemetery at Sg Besi was suggested be dugged and cleared for development. Imagine the bones of Yap Ah Loy and its generation were removed from the cemetery, where else that KL history has its anchor reference?

The previous generation who have been thru a hard life and finally laid to rest, are still contributing to sustain KL history.

These types of traditional cemeteries are just a few left in KL area and had been taken over by the commercial based cemeteries.

By thinking from this angle, it helps me to feel better.

Yeah +1.
Mana dapat gambar ni?

The tallest twin tower of entire Cheras!!

Side track: The author believed the KL properties will rise after a series of enablers (eg Greater KL, HSR etc).

http://www.nanyang.com/node/632728?tid=686

FYI:
Side track 2: How BNM Affects Your Loan Pricing
http://loanstreet.com.my/learning-centre/H...ur-Loan-Pricing

Thx bro.
It's common to have like or dislike a statement in a forum thread.

When I passed-by last Sunday evening along Jln Cheras, I observed them doing installing a pile right behind the fence at EKC.
The only thing I am not sure is whether the pile is meant for the office block(EKC) or for the MRT...

Thx...
Then this makes sense... the piles are placed at the edge just adjacent to Jln Cheras ....

Just to illustrate my imagination, here is an image of superimposing EKC project on the exisitng Tmn Mutiara Barat.
Assumption: the using Jalan Mutiara Barat as the divider between BlkJ and BlkH.
(P/S: I do not have photoshop nor the skill to edit images until those Transformers, Gozzila nor animals showing up in front of Berjaya Time Square)

Quote:
“As for high-end residential properties, most buyers are either cash buyers or they buy with a minimum loan margin.
Hence, an increase of 0.25% per annum will be insignificant,”

Is it true that EKC buyers of this thread are buying with cash or with a minimum loan margin??
Or EKC is not a high-end residential property??

http://www.starproperty.my/index.php/artic...-little-impact/

This post has been edited by Jagalat: Jul 11 2014, 10:55 AM

What if a mall under the building and with MRT station, would the rental price doable to entrepreneurs that use it for both office and home?

This is actually not a bad news to EKC studio 59x sf(but semi furnished), size very close to Pertama.
With RM450k(mid floor), 10% DP, tenure 35 years, using 4.45% interest, the installment is RM1,904.
Maintenance fee ~RM200.

Exactly...EKC high end...
According to the author, buyers buy with cash or with a minimum loan margin.
Just curious if our EKC buyers of the thread are cash buyers or with low loan margin...
(Me 90% loan leh)

FYI:
Nanyang Property Fair starting next Friday till weekend at KLCC.
Also, famous theme speakers in the line...
http://www.nanyang.com/node/634315?tid=686

Having some cash on hand does help a lot!

Yes....There is enough space(the green slope) between the BlkH and BlkE to fit in the whole BlkN.
Infact, from the model displayed at Ekovest sales gallery, the green slope is just there and not utilized.

It is also unclear to me as to why developer did not utilize that slope.
Owner(Church/Convent?) not selling?
Save money vs more cost to purchase that piece of slope?

Thanks for the answer.

With the green slope remains there, BlkN(north facing units) and BlkE(west facing units) will see green.

Hope the slope shades from evening sun for the low units of BlkE.

This is the sms received today..


Dear Valued Customers,
EkoTitiwangsa is open for registration now! Model is ready for viewing at the upcoming Nan Yang Property Fair.
Please come & visit us on
18-20 July 14 (Fri - Sun)
11am- 7pm
KL Convention Centre ( Booth 2022).
For more information, please call 03-4032 1881.
From: EkoCheras sales team

Wow... RM 773.64 psf * 762 sf = RM 589.5k

This picture was taken two days ago (3-5pm) at the entrance of Cheras Sentral. Not all stores were opened. Some amount of visitors.
Not really bad for a restart. Hope it lasts.



This post has been edited by Jagalat: Jul 15 2014, 08:13 PM

Not yet.
Just be there to observe how well CS is doing.
F&B is on track.

Noticed also there is also a Wong Kok CharChangTeng at CS.
Wonder if the Wong Kok at Leisure Mall still there.