How many of you can accept your ownstay unit balcony facing carpark podium? lets say the A1 price as 570k nett
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South Brooks @ Desa Parkcity, Launching mid 2017
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May 10 2017, 03:27 PM
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How many of you can accept your ownstay unit balcony facing carpark podium? lets say the A1 price as 570k nett
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May 10 2017, 03:30 PM
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May 10 2017, 03:44 PM
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QUOTE(km123 @ May 10 2017, 04:31 PM) the podium lights up all the time even at night...bright bright all the time....not to say have fresh air + gasoline whenever open up the slidding door kaka..with highway noise as well...how much u wan it to be cheaper???This post has been edited by propertybbb: May 10 2017, 03:46 PM |
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May 10 2017, 03:56 PM
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QUOTE(propertybbb @ May 10 2017, 03:44 PM) the podium lights up all the time even at night...bright bright all the time....not to say have fresh air + gasoline whenever open up the slidding door kaka..with highway noise as well...how much u wan it to be cheaper??? if there's ferrari / lambor , god bless you , everynight u get ear orgasm haha...This post has been edited by wenway87: May 10 2017, 05:39 PM |
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May 10 2017, 06:43 PM
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Lets look at the practicality of these units facing car park.
The distance is approx 60feet between the car park building and the unit. In terms of lighting, the building lights are not shinning directly at your unit and the trellis will negate the brightness somewhat. And you are likely to pull down the curtains when you sleep The lighting from the car head lamps are unlikely to affect you as i believe there are barriers that are 2 to 3 feet high. This will block out the light unless the car is a 4x4 or SUV where the barrier may not be high enough. Bear in mind, 60feet is your typical distance between 2 rows of DSLH if you include the car poach (20feet road, 20feet car poach for your unit and 20feet for your opposite neightbor). In terms of pollution, the car park building has 2088 car park bays and this I will be more concern. When the cap park is full at night, the heat from all the parts, the petrol smell, brakes dust etc will make it very unpleasant to leave the windows or balcony open. Depending on wind direction and if there are any ventilation fans to direct the air away from the units, this is a concern. I believe the distance of 60feet helps but to what extent i don't know. Safe to assume that these units will need to have their windows close most of the time. |
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May 10 2017, 07:01 PM
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i think no a good buy for the unit facing carpark.
better buy facing facility or center park . just may be 50k more expensive. |
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May 10 2017, 08:13 PM
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QUOTE(kenlaw72 @ May 10 2017, 07:01 PM) i think no a good buy for the unit facing carpark. That is where the problem is.better buy facing facility or center park . just may be 50k more expensive. If given a choice, almost everyone will not choose car park view. However, what if our choice unit is price beyond our budget? As the developer place a premium on these nice view units, we won't know how much premium we need to pay. And on the day u choose ur unit, you will most likely find urself in a situation where this unit taken, that unit price above budget, another unit facing PPA1M etc And then SA say, faster choose...lah Waalau... The stress.... |
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May 10 2017, 08:27 PM
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QUOTE(Longshot @ May 10 2017, 08:13 PM) That is where the problem is. Relax, bro.If given a choice, almost everyone will not choose car park view. However, what if our choice unit is price beyond our budget? As the developer place a premium on these nice view units, we won't know how much premium we need to pay. And on the day u choose ur unit, you will most likely find urself in a situation where this unit taken, that unit price above budget, another unit facing PPA1M etc And then SA say, faster choose...lah Waalau... The stress.... U have over excited and even self imagination now. Lets calm |
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May 10 2017, 08:28 PM
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QUOTE(Longshot @ May 10 2017, 06:43 PM) Lets look at the practicality of these units facing car park. Keeping curtains closed all the time may be an issue. Breezeway has units facing car park also. So far think all are occupied and not much of an issueThe distance is approx 60feet between the car park building and the unit. In terms of lighting, the building lights are not shinning directly at your unit and the trellis will negate the brightness somewhat. And you are likely to pull down the curtains when you sleep The lighting from the car head lamps are unlikely to affect you as i believe there are barriers that are 2 to 3 feet high. This will block out the light unless the car is a 4x4 or SUV where the barrier may not be high enough. Bear in mind, 60feet is your typical distance between 2 rows of DSLH if you include the car poach (20feet road, 20feet car poach for your unit and 20feet for your opposite neightbor). In terms of pollution, the car park building has 2088 car park bays and this I will be more concern. When the cap park is full at night, the heat from all the parts, the petrol smell, brakes dust etc will make it very unpleasant to leave the windows or balcony open. Depending on wind direction and if there are any ventilation fans to direct the air away from the units, this is a concern. I believe the distance of 60feet helps but to what extent i don't know. Safe to assume that these units will need to have their windows close most of the time. |
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May 10 2017, 09:14 PM
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I afraid you don't even have chance to buy A1 facing car park.
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May 10 2017, 09:18 PM
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May 10 2017, 09:22 PM
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I hav a house thou its landed facing a row of 12 house opposite my house. Average 3 cars a house with few motors Combo with 2 trucks.
I'm still alive. Amen. This post has been edited by ManutdGiggs: May 10 2017, 09:23 PM |
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QUOTE(Longshot @ May 10 2017, 06:43 PM) Lets look at the practicality of these units facing car park. good analysis you have. For me , sound pollution is an important factor too...The distance is approx 60feet between the car park building and the unit. In terms of lighting, the building lights are not shinning directly at your unit and the trellis will negate the brightness somewhat. And you are likely to pull down the curtains when you sleep The lighting from the car head lamps are unlikely to affect you as i believe there are barriers that are 2 to 3 feet high. This will block out the light unless the car is a 4x4 or SUV where the barrier may not be high enough. Bear in mind, 60feet is your typical distance between 2 rows of DSLH if you include the car poach (20feet road, 20feet car poach for your unit and 20feet for your opposite neightbor). In terms of pollution, the car park building has 2088 car park bays and this I will be more concern. When the cap park is full at night, the heat from all the parts, the petrol smell, brakes dust etc will make it very unpleasant to leave the windows or balcony open. Depending on wind direction and if there are any ventilation fans to direct the air away from the units, this is a concern. I believe the distance of 60feet helps but to what extent i don't know. Safe to assume that these units will need to have their windows close most of the time. |
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QUOTE(Longshot @ May 10 2017, 08:13 PM) That is where the problem is. Well said. If we have budget enough sure we go for the unit we like la haha....Anyway , A1 & A2 still get very hit response from the public. Let's see whether we managed to get the unit that we want or not.. If given a choice, almost everyone will not choose car park view. However, what if our choice unit is price beyond our budget? As the developer place a premium on these nice view units, we won't know how much premium we need to pay. And on the day u choose ur unit, you will most likely find urself in a situation where this unit taken, that unit price above budget, another unit facing PPA1M etc And then SA say, faster choose...lah Waalau... The stress.... |
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May 10 2017, 09:35 PM
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May 10 2017, 09:37 PM
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QUOTE(BigMan123 @ May 10 2017, 09:07 PM) Keeping curtains closed all the time may be an issue. Breezeway has units facing car park also. So far think all are occupied and not much of an issue The space between the carpark and the landed units in breezeway are nicely landscaped and shaded by trees and building.I initially tot that facing carpark would disadvantaged those units. Instead it becomes a plus point for some units as it becomes play space for kids as it is always shaded and cooling.Not sure about how it will turn out for condo unit in south brooks though. |
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