yumyum77,

If you live in that area long enough, you know which part of the land is soft and tend to be flooded over the long period (50 years).  And, you know which part of the land is on the higher ground.

This is a COMMON problem of building house on Palm Oil Estate land.

10+ years agao, I was looking at some houses at USJ.  They have the same foundation problem too.

Dreamer

yumyum77,

1) I would not do that for you.

2) Why are you doing this?? Just do not buy a new house.  Prevention is better than cure.

Dreamer

Indeed, making decisions based on sweeping statements and you would have lost the opportunity in USJ also
Only market analysts do that. What were they analysing on the market before the crash happened?

The real decision makers, will look more in the details.
Data is there, information is there, make your own decision

To be fair, I don't think I am. I didn't not make any statements mentioning there's still 20 years left in the landbank.
You did, remember?
dreamer,
Was this also the basis of your decision for avoiding Subang/USJ houses during the 1990s because it has foundation issues?
I'm sure most USJ buyers in the 1990s were very happy with their purchase. Many would laugh at the statement, but I respect you have a different view.

Maybe you got something more attrative, in that case I suggest you share.
Giving advice to everyone without no alternative, is not the best use of time for readers here.