I think its a good buy considering you cant get the same price per square feet around that area, let alone in KL proximity. Even the pr1ma in alam damai that just finished the ballout process is much higher in price/sqf.

I will try for the second round, heard that they only send about 100 offer letter for the first round, due to the lack of marketing (duhhhhh). After the ads in the star/pr1ma fair that they join recently, the number has already coming. Good for dbkl lorr, give them more job to do haha.. only thing is no more can choose lot, all ballout for secound round. Very lucky the first phase buyer

And they said the downpayment can nego, rm15k with ur kwsp statement to back another 15%, until u get bank loan

To be fair @uncle08, ur statement is quite baseless. rm300k not worth it for the area is misleading and mrt2 will only boost the price hehe..

For the middle-incomer and need first house, it will be a bargain.

But for sure all the flipper/anyone who hope the house will be open to mass public to buy without restriction (if no buyer from rumawip) is not happy hihihi...

But anyone has their own opinion, i'll respect that wholeheartedly.

I think this is because of the strict rules set by DBKL for the RUMAWIP scheme. For developer, of course it will be easier (and $$$) for them to sell it soonest possible but the selection process still in DBKL's hand.

And the current economy situation is not helping either.

Maybe you can call the developer and ask when the second batch of the approved list will be announced. (I assume this as you said you submit the form in Dec. The first batch already revealed at that time).

I think, one of the most important thing for the buyer/potential buyer want to know is, will there be any new road connected to this development?

DBKL and the developer need to construct it for sure, another new 512 house will surely contribute to mega congestion at current roads.

Anyone have the answer for this?

Mind to share, bro? Ur credit record ok, or just ngam2? If this is something due to the developer, then bank should inform us the requester right?

Heard from my friend that legal fee/stamping etc cost about rm2k++ only, confirmed by developer.

Wow.. Meaning don't have to use the current road (in between shoplots, pass through between the terrace house etc.)? That's a good news

That road alone will add another rm20k-rm30k to the overall value of the house..

without the road, have to depends on the only road (in between houses etc.). people will looks onto that factor. So new road always mean better accessibility.

Make sense as i heard some of my fren oso encounter this kind of problem.

Anyone know reasons behind this? How can gov project (dbkl) also cant get the buy in from banks? Economy factor?

No worries. DBKL no way can run, they have big building at dataran there to take care of..

Anyone tried MBSB for the loan?

Nowadays its almost impossible to get free hold house in KL/Shah Alam/Klang Valley. Even landed also most of it leasehold . But not sure about the really high-end one laa..

Just to ask, anyone know any bank that can offer 95% loan for this development? Anyone can share their approved loan?

Thanks!

Can anyone confirm, only need rm2,000 to sign the S&P and duty stamp? I googled and find it quite cheap compared to normal calculation (1% for the first rm150k blaa blaa blaa..)

Do anyone know why?