If management doesn't allow how?
So close to MRT if can do airbnb should be not bad

Maxim Residences 2 rooms renting +-RM1500
You Vista 2 rooms +-RM1600

If Maxim 2 rooms can rent RM1,500 I don't see why this project will be lower than them.

Yeah, assuming all having similar furnishing, this one should fetch higher rental no?
Direct linked bridge with security access, suitable for ladies who use the train to work.

Well, it's always take and give. We need to let go something in order to get something that we want. It depends on what's our priority. If we want convenience and public transportation, then we need to let go cozy and quiet environment.

Talking about office setting, EkoCheras should be more towards that

If rental RM1.5k for 2R2B then down payment needs to be at least 20% for the loan calculated earlier. Not inclusive furnished nor maintenance sinking fund etc...

I'm not sure how do you classify short term.
For me short term is anything less than 1 year while 1 year and above can be considered long term?
Most of my uni mates rent for 3-5 years before committing to buy their own properties. Some even still renting now after 8 years of graduation.

Well.. My last 800+ after condo rent out for the past 6 yrs
...per room basis... What I can say is if their job location didnt change far usually won't change living place

Per room rental basis will be more practical. Take the 810sqft no balcony unit for example.

Master room 700
Medium room 600
Small room 500
Car park 100
Total 1900

Buy in price at 450k nett for example.
Yield 5% and you need to manage 3 different party. As usual the more you are required to manage, the higher the return.

Is a norm. Some even willing to share the same room with 1 or 2 or even 3 strangers (big master room).
For subletter, they even partition out the living area as additional extra room to rent out. Possible no living area. Just enough space to place a dining table that's it.

obviously someone is rather detached from reality. even a rich investor with no experience renting or living who does due diligence on ibilik or similar websites would know this...

Wondering if you've ever rent a room before? This is still pretty common even for locals. If you want cheap rent around 100-200, you gotta share with others. Usually people will try to rent with friends, but shit happens, and you gotta pay rent anyhow, so you advertise to strangers. It's very common among students, but still not that unusual for working adults too.

Your point is?

http://www.ibilik.my/rooms/cheras
For your perusal of some normal albeit modest local life. No need to experience it yourself to have knowledge. But if you really must know then I have spent a few years calling a partitioned room of less than 100sqft, sharing one toilet and kitchenette with 15 other strangers, as home. And yes I currently own property renting out per head and most roommate do not know each other beforehand. And no it is not uncommon.

At this price point and density with mrt connectivity what do you expect?

Speaking from my own experiece, I have been doing subletting for years, be it serviced office or condominium (check the topics i created), the rental demand is there and take up is fast.

OUG Parklane, I bet many here would say this condo is low la, many PH la bla bla bla, I partitioned the living hall into another room, so total 4 rooms. Master bedroom renting at RM700 including 1 car park, partitioned room & medium room RM500, Small room RM400, total RM2100, I subsidized RM200 for utilities and RM100/month for internet, so I'm getting RM1800 from 1 unit. I have 5 units there. I rent from owners range from RM1050-1250.

If OUG Parklane can get this rental, what do u think about this Amber's project?
The truth is, many fresh grads, especially those from outstations, most of them will rent a room to stay. Some might not have the luxury to own a car yet, so they tend to look for jobs which office is reachable by LRT/MRT.

Nearest LRT would be Kg Muhibbah station which is 1km away. I don't think many would walk to LRT.

Nice sharing. I'm surprise OUG Parklane can do well in sublet over there. Is not walkable to LRT/MRT.
Usually those renting rooms due to affordability issue and they dont have any transport.

Not accusing you of anything, I know some people who don't have to rent cause they stay with their family, so for all I know, that could be your case.

Sharing room with strangers is not my cup of tea too, but when I was hunting for rental room during my undergraduate years, I realized it's just not possible to get a room around 100-200 per month without sharing. So when I graduated and earn enough to rent a whole room, I did. I could still see plenty of ads for sharing room with strangers on mudah, and the rent is definitely very cheap, but only if you don't mind sacrificing your privacy.

It's very common bro, or at least among my peers.
I graduated from Public Uni, most of them renting rooms for years.
Not necessary share room with stranger, can be sharing it with friends or bf/gf.

My ex rented a room near LRT and stayed with another unknown lady for 2 years + before she bought her car.

So it's not uncommon.

So in this case it doesn't matter whether sharing room with know or unknown individual, the point is there are demand for room rental right?