1. Price - Suria Pantai is cheaper at 275k for 810sf whilst lily apartment is 300k for 820sf.
2. Food & amenities - I have to say lily apartment wins. Walk down already got many shoplots, nearby got NSK for groceries, bank is across the road; basically can get everything within 3km.
3. Facilities - Suria Pantai got pool whilst lily apartment don't have.
4. Area demographics: Kuchai Lama is heavily Chinese whilst Pantai Dalam is very malay. Take your pick.
5. Location - If working at bangsar South or kl sentral, Suria Pantai is nearer. Puchong side lily apartment is nearer. Very subjective. Both areas can be very congested during peak hours.
6. Car park - Suria Pantai parking is located on a separate car park podium so it's further walk. Lily apartment car park is right below, more convenient if carrying groceries back.
7. Surroundings - Suria Pantai got mosque & cemetery (superstitious alert), lily apartment got factory nearby (health hazard)
8. Layout - lily apartment win. Its 2nd and 3rd room are almost the same size and all bedrooms have same view as living room. Toilets are aligned to the inner part of the unit unlike Suria Pantai, the 3rd bedroom is sandwiched between 2 toilets which makes that room less desirable.

Either one presents fantastic value for money for own stay imo. Personal preference is lily apartment because I frequent the food places there. Food is my most important concern lol 😂

Im still contemplating about Rumawip, there are going to be at least 10 condominium along the main road from Taman Naga Emas to the Old Klang Road.

Im worry that it might be hard to rent out  should I one fine day decided to move bcz it was to saturated. Currently even RM500k Central Residence are rent out at RM1400 bcz the renting demand is lower than supply. Then I may be stucked paying for two house and can only sell after 10 years

I cant decided whether should I take Lily/ Ritz or go for 2nd hand condo below RM400k in Damansara Perdana, KD or Puchong, which some only RM200 of monthly installment different.

Any advice or thought to share?

Pantai suria is cheaper and near to the natural forest. Can relax with family over the weekends.

Possible to access to mrt line 2? The opposite is a flyover

Looking from the attachment. We need to cross over the skyover highway before reaching the ajinamotor (kuchai lama station).

There is an existing pedestrian jambatan there. But will they build a new one or...?

Thanks for the info. Its great that MRT corp had taken the steps.

I had looked into ritz communities rumahwip. Many developer sales agent claimed can "walk" within 5 minute to the station. Which its impossible due to its 1km+ distance and the highway.

Thanks for your replies. Lily sounds like a very good deal. Maybe corner people will get an extra benefit:-)

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How about kiara kasih vs lily apartment?

Does anyone have the same dilemma?

Other than this, which other rumahwip has mrt?

So far only the block 1 open for ballout (total 2 block). No booking fee.
Maintenace around 20cent/psf. (Abit expensive, but still cheaper then most of the rumahwip, some even as high as 35cent/psf)

But pls that note this is the developer first project, no track record.

Ritz community is it walkable to mrt ?

There are 1 thing I prefer the most, which is the plan of the unit, where all rooms facing outside, instead of the third room facing corridor or yard (Commonly design like this to increase efficiency).

My point of view is - at the end, the resident will spent most of the time in the flat itself, so besides location, the plan is quite important too.

see sample below,

LILY apartment unit plan:-


maintenance cost rm0.2psf RM160-170++
SAMPLE - KIARA KASIH unit plan:-

I rent a third room, my clothes, my bags all grow mold... the room location = what I concern the most now. - -
the only pros for third room is, the room is chill all day long.
calbee

I am thinking of choosing kiara kasih since its a freehold. Anyone know the pro and con of leasehold unit?

Hmm...

Yes for first home buyer, any project priced 500k and below will have stamp duty waiver for the first 300k.

Jangan main tembak sj la.
All crap posting from you.

Who told you all rumahwip no need pay stamp duty? If the buyer is not first home buyer, yes he/she need to pay stamp duty.

Who told you majority undercon developer tanggung stamp duty? Hello. Majority only tanggung legal fees. Very rare will see developer bear the stamp duty cost.

Aiyo kalo xpasti, baik jgn reply.

no hoho