QUOTE(AVFAN @ Mar 27 2012, 04:40 PM)
are you saying the developers there incl setia, pkns and their appointed developers have not built enough low cost houses/flats in the area?
i dun know if you are right or wrong but there are currently 2 low cost projects (rm40k or so) by setia - semarak apts which is complete and occupied, and seroja apts under construction, not fully sold yet, i believe. no low cost homes by pkns or other developers that i know of.
do you know what and how many low cost units is "required" for this place? in units, % homes?
is there a "law" on this?
what is it in other places like Kota Damansara, Puchong Kinrara as examples?
would be good to know. thanks.
ok lah, since you so eager to know and learn, please search this link
http://www.rehda.com/industry/lchp/index.htmlfor development on a land more than 10 acres in selangor
low cost - 20%
low medium - 20%
medium - 10%
and remaining 50% - as u like (high end, super duper high end also can)
for development for than 50unit and above (usually applicable to condo or apartment as their land is from 1.5 to 5 acres)
30% of medium cost is required.
The only draw back the developer usually reluctant to provide is due to the control price
low cost - 45k to 60k (<600sqft)
low medium - 80k - 100k (<800sqft)
medium - 110k to 120k (<1000sgft)
Looking at this price, material cost plus land cost nowaday, where got profit? Only retard will provide. But if this developer continue not provide the said, where will be the poor stay? Nilai? Rawang? Semenyih? Seremban? Why cant in KL?
Even the yesterday news, the gangster yaakob also announce the revision of low cost price from 45k to 60k in Kuantan. Like 5 years lambat compare KL. The side said gambang house price yield, this side said low cost increase selling price. Apalah.
Added on March 27, 2012, 5:01 pmQUOTE(AVFAN @ Mar 27 2012, 04:40 PM)
are you saying the developers there incl setia, pkns and their appointed developers have not built enough low cost houses/flats in the area?
i dun know if you are right or wrong but there are currently
2 low cost projects (rm40k or so) by setia - semarak apts which is complete and occupied, and seroja apts under construction, not fully sold yet, i believe. no low cost homes by pkns or other developers that i know of.
do you know what and how many low cost units is "required" for this place? in units, % homes?
is there a "law" on this?
what is it in other places like Kota Damansara, Puchong Kinrara as examples?
would be good to know. thanks.
Thats the issue, a 15 years master plan for SA and Eco but only 2 low cost? Where are the low medium selling @ rm80k and where are the medium selling @ rm100k? Provided if the NKVE built by SP will be free, then i can say forget about low cost.
Added on March 27, 2012, 5:03 pmQUOTE(kh8668 @ Mar 27 2012, 04:52 PM)
bro, r u in developer line too?
This post has been edited by roger roger: Mar 27 2012, 05:03 PM