Don't think so la boss. Maxim and dunno what what UOA project add up also 10k dy lei

jalan ampang is too soul less imho. too oriented with purpose filled destination.
i.e. international school targeting specific group aka $$$
glen and prince being a $$$ specialist hospital
no place to hang out, no party zone, no local delights lepak corners such as kopitiam, pasar malam, etc.
am talking in terms of general ya, and not specific.
come weekends and holidays, among the 3 streets, which is the most desserted?

okr and jk excels in local spots. bkt joints, massage parlours, food courts, banks, clinics, schools, post offices, hypermarkets, etc.
come day or night, weekday or weekend, it's usually still filled with activities.

pearl suria is doing surprisingly well. and i like the little commies near hsbc/old town. gateway to 9 seputeh and link to pantai area. these small hubs coupled with those specialty restaurants (i.e. japanese, burgerlab, etc) are a big draw still. hoping simplicity by exsim is able to do something to this road eventually.

jk needs a major upgrade to its road to begin with. hope that mrt will push for modernisation of the road to a dual carriageway both ways at minimum (hopefully three). then the industry area would eventually be stripped away akin to pj section 13. the developer who just acquired a major plot in jinjang will benefit greatly when all these are in place albeit a long long way to go.

I read in Sentul dunno which project they analyze around 5-6k units along Jalan Sentul

UOA Sentul Point about 2500units and Maxim Citilights about 1300 units. One Maxim and Sentul Village is 420 units and 460units respectively. Total about 4680units. Cannot remember how many units in Sky Awani already.

Probably about 6000units on that stretch.

go where the money is, not just where the cheap properties are.
one must know the demographics and income level of an area.
and their spending patterns.

this is my opinion lah.

This one I fully agree. the price of the properties (with exception of Sentul East & West) also lower and seems to be much affordable than Jalan Kepong.

Indeed, mrt2 is game changer for rental market for one it is more strategically located & with more interchanges than mrt1:
-lrt ampang line @ titiwangsa & chan show lin stations
-lrt kelang jaya line @ ampang park station
-mrt1 @ Texas
-hsr @ bandar Malaysia station

Furthermore it is connected to ECRL at Gombak ITT, which is just beside gombak station of lrt kelana jaya line.

Boss jalan ampang to any major KL party zone is just mere 10 mins drive. Many fnb and all but all hidden and probably locals in jalan ampang know about it only. Just like ss17 and damansara heights. Come weekends and holiday, jalan ampang is never deserted le haha.. i don't think u know jalan ampang well enough lei..

Read that you said Go where there money is or spending power. I can name you many locations where the money and spending power do not jive with the prop performance. Namely TTDI, damansara heights, KD, tropicana, KLCC.. ngam ngam cover interest only..

suddenly i feel lakeville is overly densed

Boss I'm not boss I'm tok kok is merely to pass time during my morning kopi.

i no chance to drink kopi, early morning already work like dog for peasant pay

Well said!

I have better confidence with Fortune Centra

due to

After submit have to wait for them to contact you for balloting.

I heard there will be a large Waste Incinerator build in Taman Beringin which quite near to Enesta, anyone know about this ?

http://<referral link removed>/my/news/will-a-waste-incin...-harm-than-good

seen like the link was not accessible, try google it

This post has been edited by FishZhen: Mar 25 2017, 01:56 AM

Keywords for Google,

Will A Waste Incinerator In Kepong Do More Harm Than Good?

This post has been edited by heavensea: Mar 25 2017, 06:17 AM

Google and check it is very far la bro

Incinerator is next to mrr2. Not jln kaptong

Very near to Eco Sky and nearer to Lakeville. Can check Lakeville thread. got discussion about the Taman Beringin incinerator.