Going in a similar direction as KL Eco City building a link bridge to MV/Gardens.

Now I wonder if OSK is willing to build a link bridge/covered walkway to link up both You Vista and Residences with YouCity 3.

It will really be unfair to the residents of the former 2 projects if the latter gets a link to the MRT station, but nothing for them.

Wow, some developer. I've heard a lot of negatives about OSK such as not following their building plan, etc., but not up till ditching a link-bridge to link up their previous 2 projects to Youcity 3.

But I also agree that Youcity 3 is no MV/Gardens. Even their Atria shopping mall in Damansara isn't that big or bustling to begin with. More like a neighbourhood mall if you ask me.

Wouldn't be surprised if they move the operations from their current Sg. Long branch to this project. Just that it will be slightly inconvenient for those employees who are living nearby as they now have to drive a bit further to work.

A Cheras Scott Garden with connectivity to an MRT station...

Pity the poor chap who happens to be travelling in the MRT around the wee hours of the morning when those drunkards who frequent the bars there take a ride home. Worst if they vomit in the train.

Then there will be lots of cars double parking at the sides by those who wants to skimp on the parking fee.

This post has been edited by DesRed: Apr 26 2019, 04:43 PM

I'd rather prefer a developer manage the tenants than let some Tom, Dick and Harry buy any shoplot and rent it out to whomever is willing to pay the rental. Scott Garden and Setiawalk are a few good examples of what happened when developers allow their shoplots to be sold to pretty much anyone.

I did pass by it last week and saw that the bridge looks almost complete with the lights on. Just that there are a few plastic barricades inside it.

Might be open to the public quite soon.

I thought affordable homes fall under KPKT or the state gov't?

Don't think the developer will have much say on that.

As for the residential blocks in this project, then, yes, could be a possibility, but also depends on the JMB's view of this.

Usually the state gov't or KPKT will ensure these affordable homes are not used for other purposes outside of own-stay, but also depends on how strict the enforcement is. But of course, there will be folks who can find ways to circumvent it.

Interesting. How do they check on the units? Do they pick a floor and go door-to-door or do it for the entire project door-to-door?

Feels like an invasion of privacy and the RSKU acting like big brother to monitor each and every unit when its done at random, especially when you paid for the unit with your hard-earned money. This is one of the reasons why I avoided 'affordable' housing.

I find these cinemas to showcase the projects' video to be quite pointless as they're dy available for public viewing in YouTube, Vimeo, etc.

This post has been edited by DesRed: Jul 4 2019, 01:42 PM

It's You City 3.

Developer is OSK.