QUOTE(ykit_88 @ Nov 10 2014, 10:58 AM)
U're such a clown, no wonder so many ppl attack u.
We were discussing the issue of distance, suddenly u jumped off to the matter of subsales price.
Back to setia alam, for me it's very convenient. It's would be an ideal center spot for me who's working in PJ and my parents who stayed in SB. Not to mention it's very happening at Setia City Mall during weekends. Setia alam has very nice landscape too.
Subsales wise, it's indeed a high mark up. But that's the market, owners wanna sell high, buyers wanna buy low. Owner's wanna mark up 200k, u can choose to ignore because that's his ideal profit. If he's desperate he'll let go at a lower price. As simple as that.
If one really desperate to stay at setia alam they can opt for apartments like Seri Jati or Seri Baiduri.
Of course it's sad case for the young home buyers but that's the game goes. It's investment and business. U can only do ur homework and pray for a fair and genuine seller. Or hunt for weak holding power seller.
BBW, It depends on where is your centre of gravity.
For me, its South of KL, ala Kajang, BSL, BMC Semenyih etc. Of course, for Investment, I will choose Hot Areas like OKR, Bukit Jalil, etc.
Its very easy to buy from Developer but Developer also does a lot of work to sell the Property. Putting banners, advertise in newspapers, magazines, Billboards, etc
Thats why new launch, buyers flock to buy whether for own stay or flipping is a different matter
Now, when it comes to sub-sales, of course it takes longer to sell cos individual owners do not have the same resources as the Developer had to inform potential buyers that there is such units available.
Also, individual owners cannot offer freebies such as Free Legal Fees, Free Loan Agreement so this even lessesn the pool of potential buyers.
Imagine, if indiviual owners can offer such freebies, ppl will be jumping in to buy from them.