It'll have to depend on the clause of moving early, usually most unendorsers contract will just require you to forfeit the deposits!

And since you don't care about the deposit, it should be fine.

Appreciate if you can PM me too.

1800sf condo

if i am not mistaken the new strata title act need the developer to hand over the strata title together or within a 3-6 months period from VP.

in contrast, old strata title act can be issues after 10years or more!

yup. you'll have to settle you MOT with a year from the issuance of strata title

it shouldn't be a burden on investor/speculator as they are the one whom have over the year inflated the price!

furthermore, with the earlier issuance of strata title, investor gain more advantages as property transaction is much quicker now.

on the other hand, genuine buyers that buy yo stay will suffer the most as having acquire the strata title do not benefit them in anyway, just burden them with additional cost!

For the uneven wall paint, usually you can ask them to re skin the wall to make it even and smooth

And for the AC, make sure they ask professional AC installer, you wouldn't want a Bangla adjusting it, and accidentally bending or dislocate the piping!

In both case, yes, just write in to them and label it as defects.

Hi,

for my property, i have similar problem, as such i've lodge them as defects and the porblem was solved.

unfortunately, while carrying out the repair, i was warned by the developer that the replaced tiles while same colour will however have a slight tone different.

but i was willing to live with slight different tone of colour than uneven tone, and fortunately for me, eventually the different in tone colour was less and less visible once more furniture move in.

so i suppose you should still lodge it as defect, and ask to see a few sample of the tile, you choose it your self the one with the least different, and over time, im sure it will not be noticeble at all.

if possible, work collectively with all, most of the other owner and form a majority.

issues letter highlighting the issues, and demand them to reply within a pre determined timeline, and ask them to draft out the time line of the repairs needed.

and have all owner agree to the content of the letter, then submit it to the developer, and inform them the letter with be sent to COB (Commission of Building) for noting too.

yeah, very important to have majority of owner agree with your cause, and since you're at it, make sure to photograph all the listed defect with multiple angle and attached it together.

my suggestion is rope in all authority, but inform them is for noting just in case developer refuse to acknowledge the problem, then only you all can ask them for suggestion in taking action against the developer.

Via JMB would be ideal, and ensure everyone was kept inform.

I faced similar problem from my condo, and while there's several owner pulling together, most were oblivious of the issues, make worst was the low occupancy rate in the initial stage.

And eventually, instead of forcing the developer to take immediate action, they developer issued lawyer letter saying we're defaming them and request for a sum of compensation.

Therefore it's of paramount important for you, and majority of the owner (or more) to agree on the issue otherwise developer might turn around and say you all defaming them as they don't seem to have any issue with other owner.

wah, itu manyak susah if they die die side with developer. your only alternative is to have majority voice lo.

but still, all the best bro.

Write in to developer to complete all defect within 3months.

Also inform them that upon the expiry of the deadline and problem persist, you are protected in the sense that you can find your own repair contractor and charge it to the developer.

But ensure you communicate with developer

Balcony?

It's hard to tell.

In luckiest situation, it could be simple seepage during finishing touch, easily rectify by sanding it and repaint a.

If it's leakage from above unit from faulty piping...

You'll have to really monitor the progress of defect fixing by developer

Easiest telltale sign is that it feels damp all the time the you have a leaking problem

If it drys up then but just with stain then usually minor issue.

Anyone have contact for professional that could check and assesses the quality and defect of building and common area?

Developer is handing over the management to jmc soon, would want to have a professional to check everything before receiving it from dev

maybe it is due to uneven plastering?

but if its the brick wall that slanting, they will have to still do the correction no matter how major the work is.

looks like a supporting bean.

but anyhow, try to measure up the size as stated in snp,

they could have actually given you a little more that in snp,

and if that is the case, then kita untung.

but if after builidng the supporting bean and " eating into" your space which end up lesser in measurement then snp

they will have to compensate your losses in floor size.

I’m unable to assist in calculating the method of compensation. As i’m not familiar on how they compensate.

But be caution that they will require “official proof” which might need you to hired qualified architect to measure, which inturn make you incur more costs, and the compensation might not be worthwhile.

Try to nego with developer for a simple reasonable compensation first

You collect it as soon as possible,

Lodge all as defect and get back to the developer on the defect as soon as possible,

The faster you submit all the defect, the faster developer can start rectifying your problem.

If you delay, other owner might start submitig and you’ll have to wait longer

It doesn’t matter which day you collect your keys,
Important thing now is go tru the defect, list them down, and submit it back to the dev for immediate rectification

If you have the time, you can try to walk in, maybe they’ll have time to give it to you too