I see that those who bought Infiniti 3 Block A facing KLCC will no longer have the KLCC view when this condo is completed!

Received flyers for this projects:

http://hartamas.wix.com/wangsa-maju

Also received sms blast this coming Saturday got some private preview at Hartamas. Any1 going?

Parking here for further info, kinda like the ambience in Wangsa

RM650psf is reasonably good.

How you know the price is 650 PSF? Got price indicator already? What package is available? Can share ar haha

Pretty hot topic this one. Sudah ada fb page dy.
I can picture this part of town being a concrete jungle very soon.

https://www.facebook.com/LEXA-RESIDENCE-at-...68256756724465/

This post has been edited by sendomike: Oct 20 2015, 06:10 PM

gt name, gt fb page, but no official website

If road access is from main road, and 650psf, 660sf, then really is a good buy.

concrete jungle?! LOL

Parking ++

Cheaper than Wangsa 9?

park

but cant beat Wangsa 9's location ...

In terms of location, OK lah. But not the best in Wangsa Maju.

What I like is the land area for the development is BIG enough for developer to masterplan it. This depends on the execution part.

Hearsay Mapletree will come to the retail shops help again? Not confirmed yet.

In terms of density, this is reasonably low (for Phase 1). However, if you are the potential tenant in this area, you will be scouting around this area for the best deal choices. So if you add up your competitors, you will find that it is pretty "oversupply" based on projected completions say 3-4 years down the road.

Typically, the best deal in Wangsa Maju is those nearest to Mall and LRT. This is for executives. But what about higher income managers? I agree that as you rise in your career, family lifestyle takes precedence. You may want homes closer to quietness and greeneries. You may want bigger size. But will you buy your own unit or rent?

Wangsa Maju is a suburb with a relatively affluent Malay and mix demographics. Many Petronas and GLC workers like to live here. This is a hint. Wangsa Maju is normally lacking in the Chinese element - Chinese food. This is the drawback compared to say Setapak. Some people may not like to be close to mosque, etc. so this is essentially your choice.

In terms of concepts, this is supposed to be positioned as a "Gold" medal product for this area similar to Wangsa 9. Let's wait for the Greenlight to share out more details before making a full judgment. (Refer to what I say about PTLM Gold in project evaluation)

In terms of view, this is one major factor in this suburb. But as an investor, it's up to you whether you would pay premium for view.

In terms of pricing, this is the highest weightage factor here. I suggest to wait and see the sales package as well as the generousity level of the developer.

In terms of developer, this developer is OK. Financially stable. You need to check the sales of their previous project to see whether they are able to pull that through as not to affect their cashflow. This is your work as an investor.

This post has been edited by accetera: Oct 20 2015, 10:05 PM

ka ka..agree..no problem with Chinese food in this area..

Nearby Sri rampai sure no prob to get Chinese food la. I would say cina population here is huge.

wah boss..you kepong lang also familiar with this area ka..geng..

i think wangsa maju alone(wangsa walk area)mostly malays. But sri rampai / setapak area surely have plenty of chinese food. i call all of these area wangsa maju though

Boss I was there for many yrs back in skul days. I hav plenty of gd memories there which include good food.

kepong got more chinese right?

Oso many malay frenz in kaptong ma