Dear sifu here, I need your expert advise.

Plan to buy my 1st house. Currently working in kl, staying in Seri kembangan.

Already saw houses in Cybersouth but only afford their townhouse.

Went to BSS, I like the house there too. But my cousin from seremban introduce me Bandar Springhills, the house there more cheaper then BSS. The price for intermediate house in BSS can buy a corner unit in Springhills.

I buy for my stay when old age, but might for investment too (whose know)

Hope all expert here can provide me with clear image and good advise.

TIA

KA is 6km away from the club house, 6 times more than the requirement of Department of Environment for buffer zone.

Distance does matter, folks in Kg Felda Sendayan which is located about 4km+ from Kualiti Alam do not report increase in sickness let alone cancer like what happend in Sg Lembu, Penang illegal factory which located about 1km away from residential area.

The Penang village head's assistant even said 7 young persons had died of cancer over the last 2 years. 11 out of 500 translates to a cancer incidence rate of 2,200 victims out of 100,000 persons. The national age standardised cancer incidence rates for males and females were 86.9 and 89.0 per 100,000 population in males and females respectively.
This means that the cancer incidence rate in Sg Lembu is a staggering 2,342% higher than the national average.

In KA case, the plant follow all guidelines issued by DOE, the gas emitted is not harmful while those illegal factrory at Penang did not have a proper air pollution control system.

The delivery vehicles can pass by many highways, federal and state roads it can be anywhere so what is the big deal. The usual route I can think of is NS Highway-S2-BSS-KA, do you suggest we stay away from all these areas?

There was fire in year 2015, but the air quality is save.

 
SEREMBAN, 1 March 2015 – The air quality surrounding the neighbourhood areas of Kualiti Alam Waste Management Centre is at a safe level, following the fire at the facility on 27 February 2015.

The Department of Environment (DOE) has confirmed the air quality level based on air quality monitoring carried out by DOE, Alam Sekitar Malaysia (ASMA) and Kualiti Alam since 28 February 2015. There were seven (7) air quality monitoring stations has been set up to continuously monitor the air quality in Bandar Sri Sendayan and Seremban 2.