According to my sister's friend who's staying in Scenaria with her hubby, she mentioned that the management is very proactive, but the crowd in the condo leaves a lot to be desired. She bumped into China dolls and Thai/Viet girls along with the uncivilised Kepong kakis staying there.

Probably will need a few more years for that area to be developed before more mid to high-income people start moving in. An agent stationed at the United Point @ Kepong sales gallery even pointed that out and said that the house prices there will remain stagnant for some time.

Drove around there a few times for the past month and started seeing more cars parked along the roadside. Not surprised if a number of them are Scenaria owners/tenants coz I recall that most of the 1,019sf units only come with 1 cp, so those who own more than 1 car will have to park their extra cars outside. Plus have to share with the apartment owners nearby some more.

It's a pity, though, coz with Villa Crystal, Suria, Anjali and Royalle Condo nearby, it would've been a nice area to live in.

That's true, and when you factor in Villa Crystal's smallest unit (1,155sf) which is priced nearly similar to Scenaria's smallest unit at 1,019sf and comes with 2 cp for the former, most buyers going for subsale units will surely gravitate towards the former more than the latter. Not to mention that it is less dense than the latter.

Pity that the road going to these condos is narrow and isn't helped by the indiscriminate side parking.

That just means that originally, the smallest units come with 1 cp, with the option to purchase a 2nd one at a certain price, and the last batch are given 2 cps out of the box.

If you look at the listings on iproperty and propertyguru for this condo, you'll see a lot of these units with 1 cps on sale with a few units with 2 cps in between. Must be a lot of investors bought these units either to flip or for short-term rental but didn't pan out according to plan so forced to sell them.

This post has been edited by DesRed: Apr 6 2018, 08:32 AM

You mean their link villas?

As for the location itself, it depends if you like the surroundings or not, or its accessibility. The downside for the latter is that Jln Segambut isn't properly complete yet and you'll have to rely on a narrow 2-lane road to reach Jln Lang Emas onwards. It isn't helped by the fact that the Federal Territories Ministry relegated the Jln Segambut upgrade to the backburner as Khalid Samad cited that it isn't a top priority and the traffic conditions there is tolerable for the time being.

Do you have any preferred location in mind? I only know of another project which includes link-villas together with their high-rise component, Saville @ The Park in Pantai/Bangsar South. Maybe you can visit that place and see if its good or not?

I don't see any problem with sharing facilities between the link villas and the condo residents. At least you can use them since you paid for it via maintenance fees.

Try comparing that to the other GnG landed houses in the vicinity where I'm sure they do not have much facilities (maybe a playground at most). And if you want to go to the gym or the pool, you'll definitely need to drive out and pay extra for a membership fee for a clubhouse which provides them on top of the maintenance fees for the latter case.

Didn't know there are many 1,262sf units ending up in the auction. Thought buyers of those unit sizes are mostly own-stayers with only a handful of investors. Unless a lot of investors also bought this type of unit.