u mean as a staff of Berjaya, how do i find this property attractive?

i did not compare this project with other Rumawip projects. this project was open for application since last year Jan'15 to internal staff, our internal due date was Feb'15. many staff gave up after waited for almost a year. internal staff dont get to reserve preferred unit as well. the only good thing for internal staff is, we have 500 units quota for internal staff and that is all 

one good thing i see in this project is the Golf View/Scenery.
other than that, there are so many cons:-
1. the project is not really that cheap
2. a primary school behind the apartment, i foresee it is noisy like hell
3. facing highway, noise and dust
4. far from LRT, 1.2km from LRT Bukit Jalil, 2km+ from LRT Sri Petaling
5. high density. traffic is a problem
6. a national stadium opposite the apartment...free noise again
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20+
u can do the math by yourself, 648units / 24 floors.
though it is stated as 1 block, but it is actually 2 buildings connected together in L shape.
yes, provided u straight away reject during the ballot day.
if you choose to proceed with applying bank loan, and subsequently fails to secure a loan, i.e. show 2 bank rejection letters, admin charges will be imposed. not sure how much is that because the management has not even decided on that yet.

so, do check your CTOS or CCRIS or consult bankers to find out your financial status 1st before going for ballot.

Anyone else bailing out or still can't make up your mind yet?

If you buy secondhand (sub-sale) property around that area and price (300k), you will probably get something like 350-400sqft.

Been having the same thought too but it's difficult to get 2nd hand landed with similar price unless it's far away from KL.. sigh