QUOTE(imsolifeless @ Jul 16 2016, 09:26 AM)
Hua Yang poor workmanship .....
Has a unit in One South, the wiring all use cheap 1, water leaking
Good for investment if buying @ RM 500k, not really suitable for own-stay
One South is off the KL -Seremban Express way, nearby shopping malls (i.e. the Mines, the upcoming Pavilion 2), nearby universities (i.e. APU and IMU). Now, we have the highly expected MRT directly connected to One South, in addition to the nearby existing train stations such as LRT (at Bukit Jalil and Sri Petaling) and KTM (at Serdang).
To summarize the above, One South is strategically located with high visibility. I bought a unit there thinking that, based on my finding as above (except for the MRT which I didn't know at that time), the Commercial there will prosper, then followed by the residential.
Now, no doubt the residential is substantially occupied, but mainly occupied by those low-class middle eastern. No doubt the street mall appears to be nicely designed (just to my standard), but is essentially a ghost town, except for some middle eastern shops operating there.
I am very disappointed by the fact that I was forced to move out because I feel like a foreigner there. To me, One South can be known as "Little Middle Eastern".
I am not sure about the quality and workmanship, though I do feel like something is not up to par.
Anyway, the rental yield I am getting is not bad. One South still has market, especially for those APU Students. Further, with the direct connection of MRT station and the MRT station in UPM coming up in 5 years time, I would expect UPM students to rent One South units as well (of course only when the MRT line 2 is operational lah).
So, what is done is done. We cannot chase away the middle eastern. What I hope is that the Management can properly maintain One South, so that when the MRT is up and running, One South can see the light of day.