Yeah. Good points. I feel Avara selling price is quite overpriced. On top of that each floor higher is 3-4k higher..much higher increase per floor than other developments. But it has a certain guaranteed quality to the units that other projects can't give. Mainly people viewing it for own stay would have wanted to buy or bought.
 
  Yes units less than 1000sf (including 3-bedroom) will be unlikely to get anything more than 3k in rental, especially with the ridiculous measly 1 carpark for units less than 1000sf in size - and this too in an area where everybody drives and there is no LRT within walking distance. I think the carpark allocation of only 1 per unit for those less than 1000sf is very unfair. They did not think this through. If people can't park their cars, they will be unlikely to rent a unit let alone a room however much they like the condo. If there is any space around the perimeters of the condo for residents to park their car then at least something, but if it ends up being like Avantas where there is no space except to drive, then no hope. I don't understand why they couldn't just make 2 extra floors for carpark.

    I thought maintenance fees will be RM0.40/psf?? By the way in all condo projects, the promised/projected maintenance fees won't be specified in the SPA right? Another factor causing the high maintenance fees is the low density with low total number of units, hence owners will have to pay more. I don't expect the maintenance fees to get any lower mainly because of this unfortunately  . Also when any project has too many unnecessary and likely hardly to be used facilities, these cause maintenance fees to be higher..unfortunately buyers these days need all these "extra" attractions which they hardly use to convince them to purchase. Any idea what is Verve Suites' maintenance fees?

  Btw, I thought any property bought in KL area these days, rental cannot cover the installment?

my colic is paying rental rm2800 in bangsar south. for a house with 2 room

when eco KL can sell more than rm1000psf, i more prefer low dense avara with 800psf

yes ppl may say it is not walkable, but the place i buy is the location. 800psf with almost fully furnish. Yes u can get 500psf in oug or bukit jalil, but, i more prefer to the strategic location.

Different ppl, different preference ba. I think oug , bukit jalil no more 500psf.... 600-700psf already...

I think those prefer nearby oug or old Klang road is because they still can avoid jam through other highway and nearby to more traditional eatery and kopitiam.

Avara although more strategic and  near to mid valley. But mau makan and buy some simple things really Susah abit... Need to drive and u turn

Just curious, why do you feel layout is nice? Hopefully that means prospective tenants will think so too. I find the layout similar to most other existing and upcoming condos?
  Personally I only liked the type H layout, but the built-up size at just 850sf for 3 rooms just seemed too small.

when we discussing a project, we taking the lowest psf as a benchmark after the rebate and etc. 800psf is the lowest floor of cause, same to others project they wont tell u their most expensive psf unit to promote the project.

dont make thing complicated, the project u go and the salesman tell u psf also from the lowest....

A member here confirmed that there will be a shuttle service to MidValley.

Just that when the JMB is formed a year later, will they still maintain it or scrap it?

3.3m = 10.8ft only. Consider high ceiling?

What's the standard ceiling height in market?

I thought someone said walking distance to MV. Why still need bus? who will bear the running cost and salary of one driver? Avara is a so called low density service apartment.

which road they widen? I like the developer, they are responsive. The time i fb msg them at 1.00am to ask them upload the progress picture in the website, and surprisingly they response me and tell me will put the progress pic in the fb.

Looking great!

this project all sold out?