Are you referring to the pedestrian bridge in front of Tight Tong school?
If so, feel free to walk from school to LRT stn and see...

why the government wanna do that ? just to convenient the ppl from opposite ? 

Hi All, i want to add some point if you consider to buy this razak city project.
- according to unofficial analysis, 99% of parklane owner hate akisama, the remaining 1% wanna murder them.
- bad workman ship, low cost design, bad material, toilet keep on leaking after fix n fix n fix, the defect list when i get the house is over 35 items.
- the shoplot under parklane is still mostly close after 4 years, only mart,mamak,dobi,pool and liquor store survive.
- dont under estimate the power of 6,000 units, it really really hard to sell & rent.
- at 2014, i rented out my basic unit @ RM1.2/month, at 2018 i want to rent out my unit with washing machine & fridge with RM1.2/month, but the tenant ask for RM1.1 or i have better offer.
- the capital appreciation of parklane is flat and almost equal to developer selling price after include cost and loan interest.

my suggestion is, if you still consider Razak City after reading all the above and feel razak city as a good deal.

please take a short trip to parklane oug, see the people there, talk with the people and experience the atmosphere there.

if you can accept the worst case it might turn out like parklane, buy it.

[from a very very tulan parklane owner]

Met some neighbours who rented out for Rm1.6k with fridge,washing machine,basic ammenties in 2017.Guess u need to blame yourself for not doing proper homework la..Empty shops? Try going nearby TM1, not even a single  shop open since 2014.Defects is kinda subjective as most of apartments in other projects have this issue.

Hi all,

my uncle is staying in Parklane and so far they are quite ok there and made a home  for themselves. I think to rate a whole property based on a few units isnt quite fair as I am sure there are residents that are happy with their homes.

All properties made have their pros and cons, I understand the point that you are trying to make but to say that because of one property that was unsatisfactory, all other properties are not worth it would be one sided. Developers has had the time to improve and provide better for the consumers and investors. There are a lof of other factors that contribute to an investment of a property. Location of parklane OUG and Razak city alone is a big difference. If you want to invest in Razak City dont be close minded and look at Parklane, u look at Razak City and its potential.

When it comes to investing the important factors u need to take into account are location, PSF and ROI. Anything other than that are just noisy people, in my opinion. Some people might have had bad experiences in property management but every project and development is different and cant be simply compared just like that. Look at it subjectively, their previous developments has saw ROI for their investors, resell up to rm400k, double for what is was originally sold at. So those who are looking to invest, should use logic in their perspective.

yes. a link bridge would be a good selling point for this develepor

confirmed leasehold?

pls look at time frame lah.....much of the increases were due to property bull run that only happened once in blue moon.

if you talked abt Parklane OUG, yes it was launched at 2xxk, then went as high as 4xxk during the height of bull run, and now dropped back to 300k. I believe lelong units you can get below 300k.

I believe they also have another completed project in Jln Tun Razak. How does this one performed?

The developer reputation so bad liao. Change name also no different.

Hi, i heard people suggest to change the name to "Mah...." city after RABU.

This developer better start having new ideas to rename this project lol