Sep 27 2015, 10:28 PM
QUOTE(ekorjiulai @ Sep 17 2015, 11:53 PM)
Doubt so as prices have already increased since then if you've gotten in earlier. If you sell at launch price, I'm pretty sure it will sell so your downside is limited.
I heard block J and H have been fully sold recently from a vested sales agent with 1 drop out 762sqft unit but asking for 560k.
I might be biased but I do genuinely think that this is a strategic location in Cheras. I believe there was a discussion previously that regardless of the mall success, it is still a good buy as the mall is just an icing on top given its location. Leisure Mall is just around the corner too and with a covered link bridge to the MRT station, it is a commuter's dream to live in one if they work in the city. Say goodbye to traffic jams and car maintenance costs (subject to the MRT being efficient of course).
Go for the long game and I believe you'll be quids in. As long as you have the holding power, you can demand a price. If price is low, then keep holding on to it and rent it out. Once everything is up and running for Cheras (eg. Ikea, velocity, mrt etc.), i think value will start pouring in.
All I wish right now is that the developer takes this development seriously by ensuring the property finishes on time, has a good quality finish and good maintenance and management of the property on an ongoing basis upon completion. The potential is there so it will be a shame for the developer not to take this opportunity to build a solid passive income for their future earnings. If the mall is a success, then I reckon this will be one of the best developments in KL South.
No regrets on Ekocheras purchase! It will be a good buy! I heard block J and H have been fully sold recently from a vested sales agent with 1 drop out 762sqft unit but asking for 560k.
I might be biased but I do genuinely think that this is a strategic location in Cheras. I believe there was a discussion previously that regardless of the mall success, it is still a good buy as the mall is just an icing on top given its location. Leisure Mall is just around the corner too and with a covered link bridge to the MRT station, it is a commuter's dream to live in one if they work in the city. Say goodbye to traffic jams and car maintenance costs (subject to the MRT being efficient of course).
Go for the long game and I believe you'll be quids in. As long as you have the holding power, you can demand a price. If price is low, then keep holding on to it and rent it out. Once everything is up and running for Cheras (eg. Ikea, velocity, mrt etc.), i think value will start pouring in.
All I wish right now is that the developer takes this development seriously by ensuring the property finishes on time, has a good quality finish and good maintenance and management of the property on an ongoing basis upon completion. The potential is there so it will be a shame for the developer not to take this opportunity to build a solid passive income for their future earnings. If the mall is a success, then I reckon this will be one of the best developments in KL South.
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