I dont think u can combine. That's not legal.
Why ask agents? Folks go directly to the developers as they still have stock.

Malaysia still have travel restriction for foreigners to fly in due to covid 19.
The new national security law by CCP has just approved a few days ago.

This post has been edited by googmsftyhoo: Jul 8 2020, 10:27 PM

I am sure some will go there.
Klang Valley has more cantonese speaker. We feel 'at home' here.
Besides, the main KLIA airport and Air Asia hub is just a short drive away from Canal city. That's important.

Wow. Very Ngam my sam sui(cantonese)/ Very suit my taste.
We like it simple, modern and minimalist and how open and bright it is on the ground floor.
I really like how he uses the smart blind.
The type of blind he uses allow us to open either the top part or bottom part.
His design really accentuate the abundance of windows in Cheria and allow a lot of natural lighting into the space (ground floor and master bedroom).
I also like how the designer uses mirror kitchen cabinet and mirror wardrobe door.

Thanks for sharing the video.
The interior designer has done a great job. (
His interior design much better and modern than the CheriaType B showhouse
Perhaps I can hire him when I am ready in the future.

This post has been edited by googmsftyhoo: Aug 9 2020, 10:51 AM

Many talented professionals living in the Cheria neighbourhood.

Smart Panahome for smart folks like u all.

I agree on the security camera system LOL
Can get better system nowadays.
I quite like the Panahome built in whole house Puretech HEPA air filtration system though.
Properly ventilated buildings with high-efficiency air filtration systems can be an initial line of defense against the coronavirus.and other air particles
Not perfect but handy feature as a bonus.

Very auspicious n lucky indeed.
Maybe if you buy the house it will bring u good luck LOL

How big is the clubhouse pool?
Pool facing lake?

Which clubhouse is bigger? Rimbayu or TA?

This post has been edited by googmsftyhoo: Sep 1 2020, 11:46 PM

I agree with you on the 10 mins walk / 5 mins bicycle ride to Tenby international school and SRJK © Bukit Fraser is a good selling point. Our teenagers can learn to be independent and go to school by themselves.

Previously, I use an EMF Meter (Electromagnetic Field Radiation Detector) to gauge the electromagnetic field at the locations.
The EMF reading at both Tenby and the construction site of the new chinese school is very low.
Every individual is different, I personally have no concern about this.
One of my son currently goes to Tenby at TA.

You will be surprised.
I know quite a few people that live in Canal City and send their kids to Tenby TA e.g. my son classmates etc.

Glad to share.
HTC is an eyesore and can look very dangerous and concerning to many people.That's normal and understandable.
I had the same concern too but I took action to measure the EMF emission reading at the locations using an EMF meter to make sure things are OK previously.

Not necessary true.
It really depends on the individual's priorities e.g saving for nicer bigger house vs kids educations etc
Also, not everyone wants to live in a bungalow.

Heng Dai,
I actually know a few 'foreigners' - Jap/Korean who moves here from other part of Klang valley.
Among the reasons given
a) Cheaper international school tiusyen fee here vs places like Mt Kiara etc Remember, just like locals, foreigners want
to save money also
b) Pre covid- It's location, location, location
Post covid - It's location, location , isolation
I am guessing these folks want more landed space, don't want to live in condo anymore where they have to share
a common lift/elevator with others. Besides, rent is cheaper and house is newer here too. More value for their $
c) Here is closer to their fav shopping place - Mitsui outlet park and airport

I don't know why Canal City vs Semenyih. They must have their reasons.
I know one of the Korean have a husband who works/manages a factory nearby at Shah Alam.
Anyway, I don't like to dig deep into other people family stuffs .'char kar chap' - cantonese. .
Since you are more 'patt'(busy body) than me and u like to 'patt' around at different neighbourhoods forum.....I assign you to go find out.

This post has been edited by googmsftyhoo: Sep 8 2020, 09:29 PM

Agree. House too big, family small. Not enough 'yan hei'
Somewhere around 3000sqft- 3500sqft is just nice for my family of 4 with occasional 5-6 when we add our visiting parents.

Same here Heng Dai.
Live in a high rise most of my life in Hong Kong.
1600 -2000 sqft DSL terrace house is enough for me too but my Malaysian wife wants a semi D with land for some simple gardening and more natural lights from side windows.

I dont know.
Maybe due to more local Chinese from nearby at Kota Kemuning, Subang, USJ ,PJ, Puchong ,Klang and Jenjarom looking for new house and upgrade their existing house.
My wife used to grow up in Subang and she wants newer house and newer townships etc.

This post has been edited by googmsftyhoo: Sep 8 2020, 10:27 PM

Good to know.