still have 20 units of 750sqft available as of today, if u interested to arrange a visit at actual site for buying can let me know

near completion with just 9 units balance in tower A and 7 units balance in tower B, with good package and nice scenery, interested can let me know, good location, freehold, and now can special arrange to view the unit at actual site

http://PlazaKelanaJayaResidencesOwnerGroup.wasap.my

Let me know if you are the owner, so I can add you all to the owner group

I am owner and also agent for this project, see whether I got chance find another neighbour or not, hahaha
so also can let me know if u interested to view to buy in the actual site, i can bring you to tour





This post has been edited by lysiew: May 1 2023, 10:21 PM

won't be surprised. that's the target audience anyway. it's affordable but not nice enough for your own stay, that's the reality.

so that's the kind quality neighbours you are gonna get.

This property still havent VP yet?

i did a poll survey in the owner group in whatsapp, quite a lot actually ownstay, even the 450sf type, it also surprised me when I see the result.

one of the owner get replied from staff, macam just gotten CCC last week, but now pending the approval to VP with one more authority first

Interesting layout for the 750sqft 3-bedroom unit. I have an old property at South City Plaza apartment, same size at 750sqft with 3 bedrooms. The smallest room for my apartment is not existent but it has a yard (which can be converted into a wet kitchen and I did) and a small dry kitchen. The layout for my apartment is that of a typical 3 bedroom flat/condo.

But for Plaza Kelana Jaya, they've shifted the kitchen (which is now in a single space - no wet or dry) into the middle of the house. There is no yard, which is now replaced with a room instead, and a sizeable one!

As miserable as it sounds, the wet and dry kitchen, being compact into 1 area and with no partition to the dining and living room, it might just do it for the segment that it target (working professional, young couples or small family). Most of them don't cook and if they do, its usually just light cooking.

the worst layout design...why want to design 3 rooms for so small built up?

Don't quite agree with that. If anything, it follows current trend. I used to stay in Bangkok a couple of years back, and there, it is extremely hard to find newly constructed apartments with a kitchen. This is because Thais either mostly eat outside as they have plenty of street food or pack back. And this was before the boom of food delivery apps.

If you add on the target segment layer, of which is targets working professionals, young couples or small family, of which majority rarely cook at home, it might just be the best layout. There's a report and research saying that the size of the kitchen will be non-existent for new homes in the UK by 2030.
https://www.theguardian.com/society/2018/ju...hens-ubs-report

Ultimately, it's about playing around on the same space of 750sqft (assuming it has to be this size, to cap the purchase price). Which would be the best layout?
a) 3 sizeable bedrooms, joint dry and wet kitchen, no yard
b) 2 sizeable bedrooms, 1 tiny bedroom, dry kitchen, wet kitchen & yard together
c) 2 sizeable bedrooms, sizeable dry kitchen, sizeable wet kitchen & yard together

By the way, no right or wrong.

Lelong unit sold.
Good catch?

Ok ok only... not so good deal.

What’s the sqft? Price not that high

This project VP yet?

VP-ed for almost a year already