QUOTE(chewlee @ Aug 17 2015, 05:33 PM)
If i m not understand it wrongly, RUMAWIP single block share 1 entrance and basic facility, while "normal ABCD blocks", 4 blocks share 1 entrance and better facilities.
Logically, if RUMAWIP is paying same price, Block ABCD should still get a better facilities (at least 4x of the value) due to higher no. of units and resident. However, RUMAWIP buyer is actually paying lower price psf.
I think it highly depends on how you look at it. To me,
PSF price depends onLocation
Facilities
Quality
High / Low DensityNumber of units / floor
Number of units / block
Number of units / acre of land
If you wanna talk about price, rumahwip is about RM350psf and the launching price of Nidoz is about RM500-510. It can also go down to about RM470-RM480 depending on the view and height etc. You are paying the premium for better facilities, better layout and I'd assume better quality building materials (as well as all the free cabinet, washer, dryer, aircond, toilet, kitchen etc. etc)
In terms of density, I have to disagree. RumahWIP is a single block of 557 units. It loses to Nidoz's single block of about 320 units. In terms of floor, RumahWIP is 16 vs. Nidoz's 10.
In terms of per acre, what I heard is Nidoz is being built on an 8 acre land (might be too big to be true). If it's true,
Nidoz = About 1650 units / 8 acres = 160 units per acre
RumahWIP = 557 units / I dunno max 2 acres for a single block? = 280 units per acre
From there, I'd judge that Nidoz is actually in fact a lower density development. If you judge based on quantity alone it's not true. For example, Selangor's population is about the same as Singapore, which state would you say is more densely populated?
This post has been edited by EgKev: Aug 17 2015, 06:13 PM