QUOTE(Belloyat @ Aug 24 2017, 09:59 AM)
My friend just bought house at Alam Perdana area, but I'm looking at Google map, the picture is on 2014 not update yet. What is the downside if buy leasehold house? Any problem in future? The landed houses price is still cheap. Is it good for invest there?
I need to take a look at that area maybe this week, now I'm renting at Setia Alam but work at Jln Kebun. I think it will be far for me to travel for work if I'm staying at Alam Perdana. So far, I like Setia Alam area only jammed at pick hour but to buy house in this area is quite expensive.
My friend told me, Alam Perdana house already 3 times change developer then SelangorKU take that project and pass to their developer. He said, this area will grow now price cheap better buy then regret later.
I'm too confuse now, now renting also still not my house. Want to buy landed properties nowadays is a impossible with my current salary.
the future u are looking at... u might not even still alive by the end of the land tenure... haha.... and if u get individual title landed... just apply for renewal before u sell it off if you concern that your hse value will affect by the lease years.... and if government really wanna take back leasehold lands for redevelopment... sunway will be the first.... instead of puncak alam here... lolz...
yea... its quite far to go jalan kebun from here... maybe you should find some landed near telok panglima garang there... which im not sure gt landed at such pricing or not.... so far... the new townships in klang valley.... landed price getting higher.... even in this area... some newly VP landed within one year plus... already transacted at 20-30% increase in value compare to their cost price....
for own stay u can consider here... for investment... not really good for now... so many landed... so little students in Uitm... and they have their own hostel... haha....