QUOTE(Princess_Alicia @ Sep 2 2021, 12:09 AM)
My bad for using the wrong pronoun that trigger you so badly. I should have use they instead because, YES I'm not belong to the rich. I'm just a poor salary earner.
Anyway, things for you to think about. There are different categories of property market depending on the target group. I do not deny that good infrastructure leading to the increase of property value. But that only happen to property where the target market group is the working class, where 'convenience' is the priority. However, place like Bukit Damansara, Tropicana, Sieramas, and Country Height have different target market group. These places are more inclining to the ultra rich, e.g. CEOs, politicians, etc. For the mindset of this group, exclusivity and privacy are deem valuable as they do not want much public nuisance. Good infrastructure leading to high traffic volume which turn into lesser privacy. Take a very good example, the MRT line supposing to have a station near to Tropicana, but residents are making complaint and objection to the idea. And I believe the station has been canceled or revised to a better place.
And also YES. The real we has multiple properties for investment. But they always come down to a place, the only place that they will call it their forever home.
Think it deeper. I might be wrong because I'm not WE that earn that much of cash.
Real ultra richfag live in bukit Tunku, bukit Damansara bukit Bangsar. Area already serve by public transit.
Most of the noise are made by medium helang, well not even a helang, more of a upper middle class like in Tropicana or TTDI or the whole of Penang island. Just bunch of pretentious people overinflating their ego thinking they helang. But gomen never considered them helang at all.
Also the circle like doesn't even go to Bukit Damansara, Tropicana, Sieramas, and Country Height.