Bring your ID along for VP inspection, let them do the work.

Entire.

Then change your window into laminated ones... excellent sound insulation

Tak boleh ka?

Bathroom WILL get wet, where got such thing as only certain area can get wet and others cannot. Especially look at the photo provided, its not a huge bathroom with clear demarcation for shower area.

If a house developer suggest that to me... I'll probably go Hulk like the Tropicana Uncle.

Good thing I'm going for laminated glass for all my windows then. It should help abit

Huh?

Laminated glass installation should be longer then that considering you have to change the existing glass and likely the frame as well.

For my place, i was quoted around 50k for all the windows + glass sliding doors by Q-Windows.

I have went around shopping a few window suppliers.. the glass are more or less the same, its the frame/lockign mechanism that differs. These guys stuff gave me confidence.

Mesh like Panther Protect, they use horrendous locking mechanism, even Arxtech/Optima uses much better locks.

Reno cost yg sakit...

all cash man... more cash intensive then buying the house...

"Perfection" new term for me... need to do some googling. THanks!

Dont get this the wrong way, but sometimes it can be hard to please ppl...

Some complain no schools in the area, others complain schools will be congested...

I suppose everyone wants easily accessible amenities but with zero traffic...

Huh? Mazlee was at which ground breaking? The one in Tropicana Aman?

Often times its better to know what is the plan for any "open areas" near your house ahead, so that you wont get surprised/shocked a few years down the road.

That being said, the Canal City area (Rimbayu, Tropicana Aman, EcoSanc, G257) would need quite a few schools as I read somewhere in total the area will have nearly 20,000 units there. THats nearly double the size of Kota Kemuning. Heck I would be expecting a private hospital in Canal City as well..

Huh? 200k ppl? Which fella simply tembak that without thinking? Their houses must be quite big to fit 20ppl in each house.

Not to mention Subang Jaya has 650,000 ppl in a 70sqkm area
With KK supposed having 200,000 ppl in a 1854 acre (7.5sqkm).. its about 3x more dense then Subang Jaya..


The township consists a total unit of 10,047 with a gross development value of RM3.6 billion. Kota Kemuning is a mixed development consisting of residential, commercial, and industrial components. The residential units offered for this development are bungalow lands, bungalow homes, semi-detached homes, double storey link houses, condominiums, apartments and town houses. As for the commercial developments, there are the new community shopping mall Gamuda Walk – the heartbeat of Kota Kemuning – along with shop offices, kindergartens, and petrol stations, while the industrial development comprises of industrial land, semi-detached factory, and terrace factory. (Source : http://propertyinsight.com.my/area-focus/t...-kota-kemuning/ )

This post has been edited by MeToo: Sep 18 2019, 04:00 PM

Tropicana.

Within their development/land area

Well, Kota Kemuning/Bukit Rimau have one private hospital (Columbia) serving them, its not the biggest by far though. I would say just enough for local community needs. But the police station situation is dissapointiing, there is like a small police "pondok?" in KK only, its in a corner shoplot. I wouldnt call it a full fledged station.

This.

And its nice and big and open on weekend.

What more do some people wan JEK?

I did see 2 petrol station in the plan, thats located above TA's Sinaria, near the new Chinese School there. Not sure when it will materialise though

Eh got?

I havent drove pass recently, but thats an excellent location though, cant get any better.