Sales person tell me that this area is Green Index.

Gamuda Cove is free from flood for next 100 years declared under index green

Can trust one ah?

With the rapid development around cyberjaya and kuala langat, maybe the time period will reduce to 30-40 years instead of 100 years

Nope. Wrong understanding
100 years flood

The flood can happen this year and does not means next year wont happen until next 99 more years
https://www.usgs.gov/special-topics/water-s...-flood#overview

Alamak if that is the case then no point la the sales person mentioned abt green index, etc. They just want sales and once the area fully completed cabut.

The probability is extrenely low. Thats abt it.
For them to sell these as selling points surely they have proof jabatan saliran cuaca tanah etc punya kajian

But..we wont know god's plan

Green index has nothing to do with getting flood or not. Dont get fool by terminology that you do not understand.

u sure? afaik, green index should be the GBI, green building index where it has environmental friendly stuff.
https://www.greenbuildingindex.org/

regarding the flood, if not remember wrg, the lake in the central park is used as flood water retention.

That ia what im being told lor. A neighbouring taman that i stay also got lake as water retentition and very time the lake unable to take the volume of rain, his house will flood first.

so far my place that use the lake as retention water is working ok, but that lake is humongous la.
few days back went to check, seems ok jer when other place like kota warissan was flooded.

All loan pass already or not!

received update from bank yesterday, loan passed waiting for paper works.

btw, no specification from developer yet right?

slowly bah, since loan approve already. no need so fast to start bayar interest

Maybe i am paranoid but that area use to be a wetlands and swampy area before development came to the area. This includes rimbayu and bandar saujana putra. Normal floods should be ok but one in a lifetime massive floods, i am not too sure...

well we can only hope it works as intended as what is describe in this article. nothing wrong to be prepare 'if' floods.
https://www.thestar.com.my/news/nation/2021...-of-gamuda-cove

I have an aunt who has been living in Bandar Saujana Putra for the past.......probably more than 15 years...(i dare to say since the opening of that township..it was really dead last time)

Yes your argument is correct
BSP in general was a risky area..

Swampy, used to be lombong mine i dunno what.
Located next to Bukit Lanchong and Jalan Kebun which is always have this flood problem


She never experienced any flood so far
(Her house is indeed just infront of thr flyover lake too)

But...........

We can never know how the climates change gonna play with us sooner or later


Best is to check whether this GC is somehow affected or not like Dengkil vs Putrajaya.

There was a viral picture of helicopter view of Dengkil vs Putrajaya when the recent flood occured.

I lived in Bandar Saujana Putra since 2008.
So far no flood but jammed like hell hahaha

Seriously considering Mio Spring Type B2 (end lot) 30x60. Not sure if this is the right purchase for 834k.

U booked during unit selection day?

when the town become mature with the offices, malls, commercial retails, schools, hospitals, then u will know if your purchase is worth it or not. This is my pov.