Its bcos pahsang is running out of prime land to build landed and the cost of landed will be above the afford level of most next-gen pahsang nang lioa?

One thing i quite certain...people from shah alam subang n pj/okr are unlikely to move to pahsang.....

How abt icity? Pretty close to.pahsang rite?

Sell well doesnt necessarily translate into good rental demand and subsale apreciation.

50% sold about right qua ..bcos 30% min buni quota already....hardly any bumi will buy de....
The rest of 20% probably cant get loan or chicken out.

Yes the lead was having good response judgung from the sales momentum.

my question is still....

will those non klang born people willing to relocate to klang?

I know MPK claimed that they have 1mil population and most klang properties are sapued by klang nangs......

And my klang friend told me that klang port area is DYING....many shops and eateries closed and disserted......

GKS I beg to differ.

some ppl are rich bcos they are good at their particular field(s), but not necessary in property investment.

over the years, u see many ppl got either burnt in shares, properties or other investment methods......especially those mlm companies.

same scenario in kepong and sentul lah....

developers just to make money nia......they dun really care who are the buyers.

at least kepong and sentul still close to KL, younger may still buy for own stay.

but pahsang......I dunno leh......

Whoa...pahsang so many gangsters ah....

Was told ambang botanica is mostly occupied by gangster taikos also...but i cant verify lah....hewrsay only...

Wat i notice that whenever you are in setia alam....you wont feel that you are in klang ambience.

Whereas bukit tinggi area....you still feel very much part of klang ambience....maybe its in the middle of klang.

Gen y and z think differently lah.....
They dun want old landed de...
They want to see and to be seen....easier transport closer to amenities...

True....
One big plus is still live closer to parents (if from klang) but not too close...can come back to parents homes to yum tong and dump the babies to mother or in law if necessarily without the need to pay high price and worried abt security if live in landed...

Best of both worlds

One thing i learnt about klang ppl is that if you grew up in bukit tinggi area u will never want to move to meru or setia alam side.

Urban fresh expensive...i also hardly do my grocery there...as for other shops i think the prices are pretty standard anywhere....

But i never ever went to bukit ringgi for shopping or makan makan.....dont know why....bcos if i have to travel from setia alam to bkt tinggi...i might as well go to subang.

Personal experience....not bashing klang or part of klang.

Also i bought one overseas friend to visit klang and poet klang incl bukit tinggi....bcos he hear so much of klang...

Result? He said he will never ever go back to pahsang.

In his mind maybe he pictured pahsang was a resort town..much like amalfli coast qua.

Of course got lah.....but wont be majority.

If include bumi quote it is good already

klang has 1mil population, same as kajang plus part of cheras already and there are many condos at the latter.

klang cant insulate from highrise living.

the question we need to ask is 'Is klang commercial sector big enough to provide job for the local or attact outsiders to rent and work?'

Yes its more expensive.

Api u can apply to resi rate once stay there for a month no issue.

Water all bulk billed. Min charge per month by mght.

Rates taxes all commercial. Boh pien.

Rest just like normal condo. You can rent whole unit partial or use as hourly rate with towels provided....haha

these days very difficult to get residential title condos jor unless its within a residential estates.

worth or not up to individual and risk and rewards.

If u want to stay in highrise u dun need to move to klang

U can only join wassup group if u r an owmer...

Not interested party.

Catch 22.

Take up rate not bad?

U know how long this project has been launched?????

This post has been edited by BEANCOUNTER: May 30 2019, 01:38 PM