SA starting price of the property is much lower than in AI...I guess that is one of the many reason why SA growth at much faster pace...location (bordering Klang and Shah Alam directly) also helps. Well, I guess the strategy and execution of the develop is much more result oriented compared for I&P.

AI houses are generally bigger in built up and land area.....

Both have tolls, but with the development of the retails, commercial and shopping malls, SA is much more convenient. Besides with Chinese School, international school, some how it hlep to lure more chinese....

AI is more like KK at the early stage ... the fact that it doesnt have lower cost properties like apartment or flat at this point of time, will pretty much having middle class people....the cheapest house also close to 600k now...

both offering certain uniqueness and no point to argue too much which one is better on the overall as people would have their own preference.....I like SA beause of the more convenient and better township (as of now) .....I like AI because of the overall concept (green, lake) if they could implement it as such...maybe after it is more developed....the gaps will be very small between both....as both are developed by decent developers...

Hard to say if Mid-Valley is consider a township or not and i am not planning to debate on the terminology of township....but i think in the heart of most people, township is like a complete housing estate with all neccessary amenities (the key one are: balai polis / small station, hospital/clinic, schools, supermarket, restaurant, banks, general shop like saloon, etc)....some township is not full self sustainable but some are fully sustainable....that's all depend on the density of population and the respective type of property.

I&P is not bad in twonship development, but it is more of that they are typical government, slow / no urgency, relatively lack of innovation (to put up big pulling factor), etc.

well, that is why developers are using other strategy ....markup the price and give rebate on downpayment.....

Agree. How close are you guys expecting the pubs to be nearing your house?

This is really pathetic, area that is serving pork already being considered good or extra or bonus.....

This post has been edited by spydermind: Jul 27 2012, 07:22 PM

I think more non-bumi allocation will result in more stable price instead. In the past, when non-bumi allocation is so little, people are more aggresive or eager to get the house, thus, demand mroe than supply, price will increase. IF the 70% allocation can balance the demand slightly better, the price would be more stable and price increase would be more moderate.

Of course include car porch. ..land area my friend

Data price is good in my opinion

Yup, very typical link house size. normally 45-55ft. with about 20ft in front and 5-10 ft at the back. Really depend on the layout.

Price still ok