Feb 28 2021, 09:45 PM
QUOTE(Ragnar21 @ Feb 28 2021, 09:15 PM)
I went into the N'Dira townhouse Sierra 12 area, their Guard House is not as strict as the rest of the Sierra. You can get pass easily, they don't have the telephony system to call the Owners from their guard house. So they can't verify it's you are known to the Owners or not.
Second downside is that the Townhouse is under Strata title, you are not permitted install any Gate in your Car Porch. I can say Townhouse is not suitable family people. It's meant for Teenager lifestyle only.
In Malaysia, Townhouse value can't go up even after a few years.
I went inside the house to do a quick inspection and I realize the sound proof is not as good as if I compare to the Condominium out there. The problem is when you share a Townhouse with someone upstair, sound proof in the ceiling is very important. For Townhouse, most of the time the developer didn't do sound proof in the ceiling.
I have a friend who sell his house just because the Management didn't allow for even a small modification to the house.
I don't understand why strata is a bad thing and having gate is a good thing. If your gated and guarded community is good you don't need gate and I absolutely hate to have gate and grilles. Moreover strata properties have uniform and consistent look which is appealing to some people. Of course these are individual preferences and it is a clear cut good or bad thing. Second downside is that the Townhouse is under Strata title, you are not permitted install any Gate in your Car Porch. I can say Townhouse is not suitable family people. It's meant for Teenager lifestyle only.
In Malaysia, Townhouse value can't go up even after a few years.
I went inside the house to do a quick inspection and I realize the sound proof is not as good as if I compare to the Condominium out there. The problem is when you share a Townhouse with someone upstair, sound proof in the ceiling is very important. For Townhouse, most of the time the developer didn't do sound proof in the ceiling.
I have a friend who sell his house just because the Management didn't allow for even a small modification to the house.
Modifications and renovations extent can vary from management to management. But so far I have not seen any non structural and non facade related changes not approved for my housing area and my friends living in strata titled properties. This is just bs.
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