Don't think so bro. My carpark is far away from the block i bought. My only hope is that they rent/sell carpark in future

There are only 2 blocks. From what I understand, if your unit is at block A, the carpark will be at block A. Bear mind mind though block A is big, so the car park lot may be far away from the lift. Makes no sense if you carpark is at A but unit is at B.

They will NEVER sell carparks in the future because that's against the Strata Act. Renting have to see the JMB in the future if they want to rent. Since you bought a unit, you will be part of the JMB too so you'll have a say.

There are only 2 blocks. From what I understand, if your unit is at block A, the carpark will be at block A. Bear mind mind though block A is big, so the car park lot may be far away from the lift. Makes no sense if you carpark is at A but unit is at B.

They will NEVER sell carparks in the future because that's against the Strata Act. Renting have to see the JMB in the future if they want to rent. Since you bought a unit, you will be part of the JMB too so you'll have a say.

It really depends on the project, I guess. I know from my experience that some UOA projects such as Desa Green and Scenaria do allow the purchase of carpark lots while other developers' projects are pre-allocated in the plan and no purchase is allowed.

You can refer to this link for more info on how car park lots are handled.

There is tkme limit and fine if developer overstayed their approval.

You cant build a project which approved 10yrs ago.

I think normal period is 2 yrs nia...after which you need to write in for extension and etc...

no i'm at block B, and my parking is far from block B's lift. Maybe it's different for others though.

Not saying 10 years but it is possible to drag 5-6 years and still follow the old act.

I may be wrong but this is what friends tell me.

And then, there are also ways to extend it, if you know what I mean. 

got no such thing.

all old condos and apartments got to adopt the new strata title act 2013.

doesn't matter when it was approved.

Cant agree for more, i really think Avara Seputeh consider the best project in KL currently, compare with the density, the price, and what you get.
I do met with the boss Alex Koh, although they not a big organisation company but their financial status background is really strong, back in Papua New Guinea, their project only can sell after completed, so what you guys think how they manage to get the capital to built?  
Moreover,they built so fast as i pass by everytime, i believe they will finish before the completion date.   

unfortunately the accessibility not that friendly and the sizes not big enough, if not, sure fully sold out, but who knows in the future what other development around there  

I got a reliable agent can intro if anyone interested, now left not many units as he updated to me  

this project all sold out?

this project all sold out?

where can have more details on this AVARA?

Do you guys think properties in old Klang road would appreciate? For example, Avara, do you guys think that Avara would appreciate over the years after its fully built? Because I'm not sure. If it won't appreciate, then forced to buy for home stay I guess..

Do you guys think properties in old Klang road would appreciate? For example, Avara, do you guys think that Avara would appreciate over the years after its fully built? Because I'm not sure. If it won't appreciate, then forced to buy for home stay I guess..

In other words, do you guys think that Avara is a good investment opportunity?

For the price Avara is offering, plus freehold, there aren't many projects in the vicinity which is close to MV outside of Avantas, Southbank and 9 Seputeh.

If you want to know if surrounding projects did appreciate, you might take Papillon Desahill as an example. When my dad first tracked down one of its 1,2xx sf unit 7 years ago, it was sold at around RM 8xxk and the owner refused to lower his price. Now, that same sized unit is selling at around RM 1.x million.

Still have available units and if you want to know more, just pay a visit to the sales gallery.

In other words, do you guys think that Avara is a good investment opportunity?

May I know where is the sales gallery?