the onsite nurse is basically a channel to Sunmed but definitely help a lot for those multi-generational stay besides the entire design with ramps, lower switches etc.
that together with other Sunway integration like shuttle to Pyramid, which should continue until Serene 2 is done (+ the landed properties thereafter).

it is overpriced for sure, but the higher entry price makes it ideal for ownstay if you can afford.
there are so many subtle additions and services which made the premium price worth besides the Sunway name if you have experienced their prior projects before.
lastly, the build quality is pretty good, with little to no defect compared to so many properties I have visited including some of the famous ones.

complaining about corridor width is just hilarious because why do you need such a wide corridor for when it is only 2-3 units per 'wing'.
I would rather take this corridor with sufficient lifts and a well-placed refuse chamber than those wide corridor projects with little practicality.

it is the entry into their ecosystem since there isn't much development left in Sunway 'city' side.
getting a good subsale there is pretty difficult as owners there are not willing to let go due to the high student rentals.

when compared to other development, there isn't much to shout about such as exsim's z-series but it just ticks many boxes especially on the practicality aspect.
just look at the parking arrangement, so many projects turned me off due to how bad their parking is.

I think unlike other developers, Sunway do provide services which makes the integration more seamless.
For example, they are providing cleaning services from Sunway Hotel (at a fee of course) together with the whole healthcare side of things.

We saw how Metropark failed with their initial masterplan to the point of selling off their land there and pivoting to what it is now.
Their pitch used to be we would have expats wanting to stay here, we have this large shopping mall by a famous Thai mall operator etc but doesn't have any service to support it.

well, no reason to convince him/her about this as he didn't bother replying to my post about how each corridor wing only house 2 or 3 units.
what would you do in a corridor that needs such wide space anyways?
i don't have issue with the corridor when i visited it both times and would rather have such corridor in order to fit in proper refuse chamber and maintenance lift.
in the end, it is practicality and if the ones who can afford it don't mind it then i don't see a reason to.

yup, one can't just look at the width in isolation.
i would understand wanting a wider corridor is it is double loaded and it is a loooooong corridor but in this case, it is neither.