670k what size and after rebates?
Investment MILLERZ SQUARE @ OLD KLANG ROAD, The Transformation of Old Klang Road
Investment MILLERZ SQUARE @ OLD KLANG ROAD, The Transformation of Old Klang Road
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Jul 29 2017, 10:22 PM
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670k what size and after rebates?
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Aug 1 2017, 01:28 AM
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QUOTE(GL_mini @ Jul 31 2017, 01:53 PM) By looking at the okr, i think compared to southbank by uoa, i think millerz price a bit reasonable. Uoa gives bare units, and if not mistaken, only 1-2 car parks. The lower floors are office tower, with about more or less the same price with millerz. Millerz seems to be like 100-150psf more expensive than south bank?At least tower a and b of millerz are seperated from the commercial side, unless u are waiting for tower e, and c, which are same sides with the office tower. But this is subject to individual la.. |
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Jan 30 2018, 04:50 PM
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QUOTE(tronto97 @ Jan 30 2018, 01:54 PM) Actually, I focused on projects closed to lrt or mrt such as Kerinchi and Maluri. The agent who introduced me South link strongly recommend Millerz to me last week and told me that the shuttle bus provided by developer in high frequency will fix my concern about the issue of public transportation. For the next 10 - 20 - 30 - 40 years, do u know who will be paying for maintenance the shuttle bus?I am totally impressed by the greenery of the project measuring around 8 acre. They also provide good material and branded appliances. The price is around 67XK for 852sf after13%rebate for tower A. They provide additional discount for cash buyer that mean I can acquire 66X which is acceptable price for me. The only worry for me is that they can’t made the promise of shuttle bus in black and white and just simply ask me to have faith in their property developer.Is it common for developer to provide shuttle bus to dwellers? It depends on management committee instead of developer? I am still under consideration of this project. In the end, these running costs will be borne by the management body, which also means all owners' pockets (and yours). As time passes, if u don't utilise the bus services, u'll end up subsidising the other owners (perhaps students in the school or the employees working in the corporate tower) who would probably use shuttle bus more often. Developer will definitely not pay and service the shuttle bus. Their job is to develop and sell properties, not to manage public infrastructure in a small scale. |
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Jan 30 2018, 04:50 PM
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QUOTE(tronto97 @ Jan 30 2018, 01:54 PM) Actually, I focused on projects closed to lrt or mrt such as Kerinchi and Maluri. The agent who introduced me South link strongly recommend Millerz to me last week and told me that the shuttle bus provided by developer in high frequency will fix my concern about the issue of public transportation. For the next 10 - 20 - 30 - 40 years, do u know who will be paying for maintaining the shuttle bus?I am totally impressed by the greenery of the project measuring around 8 acre. They also provide good material and branded appliances. The price is around 67XK for 852sf after13%rebate for tower A. They provide additional discount for cash buyer that mean I can acquire 66X which is acceptable price for me. The only worry for me is that they can’t made the promise of shuttle bus in black and white and just simply ask me to have faith in their property developer.Is it common for developer to provide shuttle bus to dwellers? It depends on management committee instead of developer? I am still under consideration of this project. In the end, these running costs will be borne by the management body, which also means all owners' pockets (and yours). As time passes, if u don't utilise the bus services, u'll end up subsidising the other owners (perhaps students in the school or the employees working in the corporate tower) who would probably use shuttle bus more often. Developer will definitely not pay and service the shuttle bus. Their job is to develop and sell properties, not to manage public infrastructure in a small scale. This post has been edited by ck_chew: Jan 30 2018, 04:51 PM |
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Jan 20 2021, 05:29 PM
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QUOTE(Isabella.9876 @ Jan 5 2021, 07:09 PM) In my opinion, the USP are: I've lived in PJ my whole life too.1) the concept and interior design is beautiful with good quality (like from furniture to ceiling to wallpaper to floor tiles etc.) 2) accessibility 3) the overall feelings I am worried about the capital appreciation. You need to view the show room yourself to probably make a fairer comment? Sounds like you do not really fancy Exsim and the project itself. Btw fyi, I have spent a lot of time to view many condo projects, none fits the bill until I see Millerz showroom haha. I just don't really like the location vibe that's it, I live in PJ whole life. I was told that this is gonna be an iconic project in OKR? Exsim office is gonna be there too. I'm still unsure though on how they gonna manage. I just hope no lala ah beng ah lian hope people there are civilized & educated lor. The USPs u mentioned here appear to be very "emotionally" driven, such as the beautiful interior design and overall feelings. In terms of accessibility, it depends on where u work and if u don't work in OKR, suggest u try commuting to and fro between Millerz and ur workplace during the weekdays when u get off work. I don't think u will have much room for capital appreciation, since as stated by other forumers, this is way above the median price in OKR. If ur buying for own stay, I don't suggest going for Millerz as the owners mix and design in Millerz is skewed more towards an investment product as I don't see people wanting to start a family here for the long run. With around the same PSF (but yet still lower) pricing, i suggest looking at other projects around the area like Pantai Sentral Park's Inwood, Sunway's Belfield or Bangsar South's Goodwood residence for own stay |
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Jan 26 2021, 10:48 AM
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QUOTE(Isabella.9876 @ Jan 25 2021, 01:27 PM) Hmm I think property for starting a family I will leave it to my future husband ? emotionally driven probably because my expectation was quite high on the concept of the project, and probably also because I am a single lady mid-20s , things that I pursue in property can be different. I am looking for a new project VP latest in Q1 2022. Ya I like Goodwood actually! But VP in 2023 if not mistaken? Sunway Belfield even later than that? I don't quite like the lay out in Sunway Belfield hmm. Since it appears that things are pretty fluid where u are at this moment (i.e. no long term view), y not just rent? Don't hop onto the property bandwagon due to FOMO. Analyse and exhaust ur options before committing (i did the same mistake long time ago before as well). Don't get urself trapped in something that will lock u in the long term, unless ur view is for investment. In that regard, i personally think there are better investment properties out there. As a landlord, its not about what u want, its about what ur tenant wants (and can afford). If ur so emotionally inclined, that's a first step to failure in property investment. |
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