There is 1 guy in this thread able to rent out at 2.2k , which is way above the instalment .
How come still got so many lelong units ah (already 4th lelong unit).

Those facing mountain view, say goodbye to the view soon

Another lelong unit sold today.
Record breaker.
From 342K, sold at 436K.
Highest recorded transaction of all rumahwip development so far.

Good catch?

Another lelong unit sold today.
Record breaker.
From 342K, sold at 436K.
Highest recorded transaction of all rumahwip development so far.

Good catch?

Another lelong unit sold today.
Record breaker.
From 342K, sold at 436K.
Highest recorded transaction of all rumahwip development so far.

Good catch?

That's why kiara kasih is the best out of the best of rumahwip categories. Period!

The entry price of RM300k is surely lucrative. I would have bought the unit in a heartbeat. However, I am not entitled to a rumawip project due to my income being above the threshold limit. So, I have no choice but to use the auction route.

I have already personally seen the unit through some agents for the bidding process preparation. Upon my assessment, I can definitely say that Kiara Kasih on the top tier of rumawip. They have established a great community (I have seen the whatsapp shared by the agent), the mentality of the residents that emphasizes improvement of the residence & the income level that are skewed more towards T20 ( I have seen the cars that are parked there).
Upon multiple deliberation, I can safely say that I will bid for the unit for my own stay & RM450k is a comfortable figure that I am willing to go for. However, I will not be surprised if people are willing to push the number above ~RM500k. I have done my study & I suggest you do the same

Agree... More rumawip should follow this

got one lelong now 300k.

you can sell for 500k 

Its the same unit that was canceled off last year. Will this round last minute cancel off again?

I’d like to get some opinions regarding the defaulters list policy in most condos across Malaysia.

In kiara kasih the threshold for appearing on the defaulters list was recently reduced from 3 months of outstanding maintenance fees to just 2 months. This change has resulted in many more units being listed as defaulters, which sparked a heated discussion between some owners in our WhatsApp group. Personally, I believe the MC and management have good intentions — they’re trying to improve collection efforts, and to their credit, the total outstanding amount has dropped significantly from over RM100k to below RM30k recently.

I’m just curious — in other condos, is a 2-month threshold considered reasonable? I’ve heard that some places still follow a 3-month rule. Would appreciate hearing what’s practiced elsewhere.

Will there be any more affordable project coming up in Mount Kiara??

If you're a civil servant or from related government related segments, and you're a bumi, you can try the PPAM MLIMA Residences.

The location is nicer and have larger unit layouts.

in my rumahwip, even 1 month outstanding maintenance fee is listed as not paying, displayed in elevators.