sizes? price? maintenance??

I've updated the info on the first post first page.

Thanks ! Can share more unit size example list prices?

that's why those people still havent buy anything yet cos they are still waiting

Thank you sir. Just for the sake of discussion, wouldn't The Link 2 be a better buy at a much lower PSF? and just across the road with Golf view/Park view as well?

2 cents.

SkyLuxe has a better unit design (example: 650-750sf range, got spacious wet and dry kitchen area), sky facilities in each block, the classy feeling by use of waterwall etc, and more privacy as no shops below (not dependent on shop/office success).

Type D1 comes with 3 carpark bays some high floor units come with Locker for avid golfers. And other things.

Launched in March 2014, The Link 2 (Service Apartment) is from RM700-760 psf and expected to VP in Q4 2019. Investor perspective of coz lower PSF is better and safer, so essentially it's up to purchaser's choice, but The Link 2 is based on leftover availability at the moment.

I think The Link 2 is offering 5% rebates while SkyLuxe is mentioned in post #885.

The product is slightly more hip but as we always say, own stay is preferred and in any property you buy in Bukit Jalil, you may ride the Pavilion convenience in the future.

This post has been edited by accetera: Jun 7 2016, 11:49 PM

thank you, I agreed and think you've given a neutral point of view !

The Link 2 have promo time to time for 8% rebate, they are having around 10% of units left
so rough psf after rebate is around 650-680psf.

Recent VP of KM1 East is not very satisfactory. I've paid a visit myself and couldn't believe that is the "Millionaire condo" that Berjaya has produced.

Skyworld cant comment much since never visited any of their VP product.

This post has been edited by surf-it: Jun 8 2016, 12:04 AM

Yeah, skyworld is relatively new in the market so we also get updates from what they are doing time to time.

Only units facing west at Link 2 will be able to enjoy park view and Link2 is further away from Pavilion 2 mall by walking (need to cross the road some more). But, Link 2 has shops and shoplets that guarantee for convenience for your daily needs.

wow, didnt know KM1 east have issue, looks ok from the outside. wondering it is VP yet?
it seems still vacant.

Read below. Most of the people here who say 'buy' are actually property agents. don't trust them.

http://www.theedgeproperty.com.my/content/...ectoral-problem

Last year, the volume and value of property transactions in the residential, commercial and industrial subsectors registered year-on-year contractions. Crucially, the contractions were in the double digits.

In fact, 1Q2016 data released by Napic shows a similar trend. Total value of property transactions fell 17.9% from the previous corresponding period. On a quarterly basis, value of property transactions slid 10.7%.

All subsectors — residential, commercial, industrial, agricultural and development — were badly affected.

Maybank Investment Bank Research analyst Wong Wei Sum cautions that the slowdown in property transactions could be worse than expected, dragging beyond the typical two-year cycle.

“The current situation is like a slow death by a thousand cuts, especially for those with weak financials or non-developers who jumped into property development at the peak of the cycle,” she says.

Anecdotes abound on how weak the market has been. Since last year, property agents and valuers have been complaining about low volume of enquiries and deals done. The order of the day is still “wait and see” as potential homebuyers remain cautious.

Radiation is the least of your concerns.

The cramped pigeon-hole space and expensive water, electricity rates are the ones who are going to kill you.
I heard the monthly maintenance fee is around RM400++

This is a serviced apartment on commercial land with higher number of units density than those on residential land.

Not a good buy unless you want to live in an expensive pigeon-hole.

You might as well buy a serviced apartment on top of Pavillion 2 itself. The Pavillion 2 has quite a number of serviced apartment for sale. At least this is within walking distance to Pavillion 2 downstairs.

This post has been edited by jalsrix: Jun 8 2016, 10:54 PM

That's because it is very high, more than 40 storeys high.

There are 8 storeys of car park. So if your car park is situated on 8th floor, you have to drive up and down 8 floors everyday. Good luck to people who stay there.

This post has been edited by jalsrix: Jun 9 2016, 12:10 PM

Regarding the nearby TNB, there is another danger.


This post has been edited by jalsrix: Jun 9 2016, 12:08 PM

My recommendations:

1. Want to be near Pavillion 2 with park view and new facade, buy Pavillion 2 serviced apartments built by Malton launching soon.

2. Want lower density area with park view and golf view, buy Anjung Hijau if you don't mind older units.
You will save on residential electricity and water rates.

3. Want newer units with golf view, buy the lower density units around Bukit Jalil golf resort. They have residential electricity and water rates. The units are bigger compared to Skyluxe.

4. If you are rich, buy the landed property in Bukit Jalil with the same money. More privacy and higher resale value in the future.

Skyluxe, Twin Arkz are all high density pigeon-hole units and has nothing to beat the competition. They were built for greedy developers to maximise their profits at the expense of owners. Their residential lands converted to commercial land so that they can build more units on the same land is unscrupulous. The road leading into/out of this condo will be jammed with heavy traffic.

Just look at the high density Treez on a small piece of land, so many units for sale by speculators in the past.

http://www.propwall.my/bukit_jalil/the_tre...tab=classifieds

This post has been edited by jalsrix: Jun 9 2016, 09:46 AM

By the way, do buyers realise that Skyluxe is digging one or two floors below the surrounding land (Bukit Jalil Park, Anjung Hijau and community hall).

I have friends who saw the tractors all digging deep into the ground and removing sand.
So when there's heavy rain, there will be flooding inside Skyluxe. Not good for Fengshui too.

I believe the first two underground floors will be for parking space. There will be 8 to 9 floors of parking space. Good luck for people who travel 8 floors to go to your parking lot.



This post has been edited by jalsrix: Jun 10 2016, 12:15 PM

Boss, with all due respect, looks like u are running out of idea in bashing liao ah?

HAHAHAHAHAHA so agreed with u. Anjung Hijau never gets bored. Btw klcc was built on a major flood prone land too. Looks like it's gonna tumble LOL..

They are currently doing sub-structural works - just like 100% of other highrises.