patience patience. 1 month from closing date is just the minimum.

Shouldn't be worry, after the brickfield launch. Number aiming DCP will be much reduce. Thoae get bkt jalil also drop it and targeting the brickfield.

only 900 units. but application until server down. is a risk

Risk in not getting brickfield?
U can apply multiple project in same time.
Maybe next month another PPA1M in KLCC come out.

if approved for one, then I guess those other applications will be rejected?

Application will not make server down.

But I do think Brickfields might have better response than Sofiya.

You sure? KlCC prime land build afforable housing project?

Sweet. Less competition for Sofiya.

oh, I thought can't handle too high traffic, that's y the server gone. but anyhow, surely much cheaper. will apply too. lol

Longer one wait better deal on table

Valid bfr GE

where is the exact location in brickfield?

U can get approve in few projects but last u only can choose 1 to terima. After terima with confimation from developer side ur SNP done than u cannot apply anymore. Before SNP confirmation SNP done from developer u still can apply.

Don ever think u can cheating, nowadays JPM record sistem is very geng. Don risk for Tatatertib oh.

Walking distance to bangsa lrt station with the existing pedestrian bridge.

Who know,
Kampong baru consider KLCC?
U Thant consider KLCC?

Today is Friday.. Half day ma...

Actually close at the website is 16 aso

Tarikh Tutup
16/11/2017

So should be next Monday

This post has been edited by dave1987: Dec 15 2017, 07:23 PM

Hi. Just wondering, what will happen if the owner of ppa1m decided to leave government in the future? In 2 scenarios: if using gov loan or private bank loan.
Thanks in advance.

if leave gov the unit is still urs. gov loan then either u refinance to bank or pay gov at 7% if im not mistaken.

Ic...which one do u think is the better option? Use gov loan for 5-10 years then refinance before leaving gov sector? Or use private bank loan right from the beginning? I understand that for gov loan, there's no need to pay progressive interest.

obviously gov loan better

Gov loan the best. Bank loan not able to compete unless you are bank staff then maybe can get good staff rate from that bank.

4.00% fixed rate regardless of how OPR or BR rate changes.
No need pay progressive interest.

Yes gov loan is definitely better. But if one wants to resign from gov in 5-10 years later, would refinance with pvt bank is a good choice? How abt the monthly payment n interest rate? Sorry for the noob question on refinance coz i have no experience