It will be under the Seputeh constituency. Not entirely sure if it falls under the Taman Desa zone, though.

You don't have to follow the furnishing placement exactly as what was drawn in the unit plan. You can just replace that normal door with a sliding door and put that bed leaning against that particular wall for all I care.

This post has been edited by DesRed: Nov 6 2019, 10:36 PM

Then what about bedrooms 2 & 3? No need to watch TV?

If you ask me, I don't see a need to put a TV in the master bedroom (or any bedroom for that matter) anyway, so it's not a loss to me if I bought this particular unit.

Whoever bought this type of unit already know what to expect. If those handful of buyers start crying over those little things, that's their problem.

There will always be haters wherever you go (be it online or offline).

Best way is to leave them alone and let them stew in their own juices. Don't see a point in wasting time with them.

Those who bought their desired unit here dy knew what they're buying into. Be it for investment or for own-stay.

If you really want to be next door to MidValley, might as well buy a unit in KL Eco City's residential projects or Northpoint itself. 😝

I think it's more like most investors aren't confident in investing in such unit sizes for projects that are not close to public transportation. If there was a LRT or MRT line going thru OKR and a station close to it, it'll be a different story altogether.

I think it boils down to personal preference as there are landed houses and high-rises below RM 1 million and not close to any public transit line, but yet, they don't mind driving out for their work and social activities.

I also read that The Greens TTDI condo residents appreciated the MRT station close to them and don't mind using it. And there are those in the TTDI neighbourhood who also wanted an link bridge to connect their neighbourhood from the Bandar Utama MRT station, but it's their RA which strongly objected to it (link).

Understandable.

I'm sure those who commute via public transit to any shopping mall will use a trolley. That's what I'll use whenever I go grocery shopping or buy other things at the mall.

But for me, whenever I visit malls with my family or in a group, I'd rather drive and park there as it's cheaper.

Same here, that's why I chose my future home closer to the public transit station. Gonna take advantage of it once I move soon.

But to each to their own. There are those who prefer driving out for work and social activities and those who prefer taking the public transit to do the same things.

This post has been edited by DesRed: Aug 23 2020, 03:43 PM

Same for my case too when I bought a property under the HOC back in late 2019. Had to pay the legal fees for the stamp duty at my end (more like lump sum stamp duty including the legal fees, then get the reimbursement later for the former).

For the uninitiated, they may take it as no need to pay anything related to stamp duty and MOT for HOC, so it is always best to pay the property showroom a visit or get more details from the SA assigned to your desired project to get more details on this so that you'll know what to expect for sales packages offered from the developer. Different developer have different packages that cater to the HOC campaign. An example: Some will reduce 10% from the SPA price and some will just maintain it, but mark-up by 10% (or more) in another form to show how they provide the discount.

This post has been edited by DesRed: Feb 8 2021, 10:13 AM

I'd bet that a lot of them went to their owners' group to discuss more about this project.

Not a buyer here, tho, but still comment as I live nearby and do come to this part of OKR, especially Taman Desa from time to time for meals and other activities.

This post has been edited by DesRed: Mar 21 2021, 05:13 PM

Got no issues with it if you ask me. I'm not one of those cranky 'Save Tmn Desa' folks who foam at the mouth at any new high-rise that mushrooms in their
hood.

The u-turn part is if you use OKR. The other way to access it from the Fed. Highway/Jln Syed Putra to OKR direction is entering via Jln Taman Bukit Desa through the housing area or Lrg Jurga, then make your way to the former. After that, turn left unto Jln Bukit Desa, then make your way to Lrg Seputeh until you reach the exit from the Salak highway which goes towards this project.

But there are other condos with not-so-convenient access like The Reach @ Titiwangsa where you have to zig-zag through a few residential roads to reach home (going out is convenient as you can exit directly unto the highway), but it still sold well.