QUOTE(scarypoolparty @ Dec 30 2019, 09:35 PM)
1st i dun even know why setia sky seputeh is here. If sss is your ultimate luxury, boy you need to see more properties.
Sss is not on hill top.Β I dun know how you can find ssp on hill top. Setia will have super hard time to sell out sss
NOw you coined the word practical luxury?? Whats next? Convenience luxury? Tnb substation luxury? Highway luxury? Low cost luxury?
Tnb station is not pantang. Do you know what is pantang or not? Pantang is superstitious passed down from older generations. Old time where got tnb station?
Even if you dun pantang, then you must be thrill to see a giant tnb substation with wires everywhere to greet you everytime you are coming home. And make sure your subsale buyer has s okme fetish over tnb station too.
I dont know what measurement system you learnt so far but elevated highway is just the size of mesin niaga lot away from lot 15. Its definitely not miles away.
You are the only person that prefer apartments that consisted of majority studio or 1bedder to call home. Density for bedroom vs units are definitely way higher in lot 15 compared to park2 if majority if units in lot 15 are 1bedder.
Pls provide more constructive debate lah if you want people to take you more seriouslseriouslyh friend.
P/s stop being obsession about the word luxury. Luxury needs two parts to make it works. The super premium location and tje finishing end product of the apartments or dwellings. None of lotv15 and park 2 qualified to be called luxury. By calling pavilion park 2 does not automatic qualified them being luxury same par with pavilion suites.
Your reply just sound sour....
SSS is definitely not designed for your average consumer .... with RM3.5mil the cheapest.... it would be stupid to say that it is not built for the higher end market. I did not say it is my ultimate luxury but it is in fact the type of property not for your average consumer... and it is one of the few properties that is not within KL City that costs so much.
To me practical luxury is simple... with all the amenities nearby, low density and facilities that are practical for most people. Granted that no one would like a graveyard/substation/wet market in front of your property but the substation in front of lot 15 is at least modern and clean looking. That is practical. The impractical of course you could say what radiation la ... explosion la... something that is impractical when there is no evidence or studies ever show about the effects, let alone the property is at least 100 meter apart.
I believe you did not do your research if you could say density is way higher in Lot 15 compared to Park 2. Seriously bro? Lot 15 is only 300+ units whereas Park 2 is 700+ units. there are about 60% is studio unit for Lot 15 and the rest is maximum 2 bedded rooms EVEN for the largest 1k sqf units. On the other hand, park 2 majority units are at least 3 rooms. I think even people who can't do math can understand which is more dense.
If I chose to live in an apartment, I prefer it to be less dense... that is all I can say
Again, this is not up for debate... this whole thing is a personal opinion thing... you can't debate something that is as subjective as living... so I don't get why you think this is a debate hence your entire reply sounds prejudiced.
Wanted to add something :-
Just so you know, I am not an owner of either Lot 15 or Park 2 and I don't have a prejudice over Lot 15 either. If you see my historical posts in Lot 15... I've dished it out badly in that thread on its flaw... REAL BAD too till i got jabbed left and right in that thread.
However, when it comes to comparison... I would also like to point up what I think it is valid for me and in general. If you care to dig up my previous post here... there are many points that I sided Park 2 over many other properties.
I am completely neutral but if you ask me... between Lot 15 or Park 2.... I would still have to say Lot 15 being the better choice for living due to lower density and better accessibility to amenities. Park 2 on the other hand would be the better choice for AirBnB and convenience... (i.e. having a bridge to the mall means that you do not need to worry about rain/shine or danger walking in and out of the mall during the day or night)
This post has been edited by holypredator: Dec 30 2019, 11:19 PM