btw who know when we will get stamp duty refund for this project?

Apparently you didn't do research on this project and around that area. If you visit that area, you will see there are massive developments in that area. It's true that there are lots of PPR, but they are building multi-level carpark and upgrading of roads around that area, which is good.

However, your point 2 and 3 are valid, it all depends on buyer's preference. FYI, there is another mixed-development project coming up around that area, i.e Kota Semarak by MRCB. If you take notice on that project, you will see they have allocated large portion of land for scenery and park developments. =)

Y kampung ajr panas is thr shittest bro, wad about the sri rampai 2 rumawip?

No choice lo bro, one place dominate with one race sure will have this kind of issue punya..

How many here already purchase Sky Awani 3?

How much the lawyer fee ?

Everyone can entitled to buy 1 unit of wip only assume he/she fulfill those criteria.

Same as private project, when it's over supply like now. Rumawip will be dying out and lelong like private unit as well.
Especially those high density, because we all know many of wip buyers (no intended to offence at all) are not financially strong. When can't rent out, they will not be table to hold ecen though it's 270k loan / 35 years old.

I don't think this kind of affordable housing plan is helping those who really/desperately need it...

PH should help B40 communities instead of keep continuing "affordable housing plan".

Actually RUMAHWIP project is for those first time buyer that need a house to stay.

So my personal view is that these houses should not be treated as investment etc.

I suspect that the reason why this project all sold is because they removed the clause on non-renting, so suddenly all flippers come and buy the houses.

Kl population influx la.. Who want to remain in ulu when kl brcoming more n more prosperous?

U see the jakarta also want to move to kalimantsn d becos they want to live with the kangaroos there.

You know, sometimes I do wonders, when developers planning on housing projects, do they take into what will happen on the traffic after the project finished and all the 3k+ units of people moving in?

Yes, 3k+ is the total tally of SkyAwani 3 + SkyAwani 4. Plus the current surrounding SkyWorld project (the SkySantuary?)

I mean, even if just half of the units have cars (ya, count me in as well), there is a staggering extra of 1.5k cars on morning/evening traffic...

Well, hope that this developer will atleast make the road around nicer once they finish with the building?