Went to both offices, I think Parkhill developer is less concern of the buyers and less credibility, don't seems to have good track record, sales staff have not sufficient knowledge beside calculating the price. While the few directors and other staff of Casa green are very approachable, and they have intention to make home affordable (price), going green, suiting young professional lifestyle, health concern (olympic length pool, 4000 sqft gym), thoughtful floor plan, fully aircon preinstalled (4 units) and hopefully my six sense is right that they will make it with good finishing  

If taking park hill at 700 k (1000 units), I will compare to rainz smallest unit 850 k and zeta 700 k (each with private lift to your unit, total 104 units) ....

The approval is by dbkl. I guess it should be kl address?

This one the snp will state 4 yrs for construction.

Yes, shared. It's not prima. It's rumah mampu milik. Anyway, the house size and car park already costing at least 70k.. I am not sure if there is any different in the unit, like tile size any aircond or not...

Well, I don't see it this way because the affordable units also need RM300K to buy which is not lesser than many condo a few years ago. For example The Zest was selling less than 300K last time but now it is more than 600K. So do you mind to live in the Zest where most people use less than 300K to own one? Our salary doesn't increase much hence those owned The Zest may be in the same income group as the so call affordable home buyers.