QUOTE(impulsebeat @ Jun 1 2019, 03:22 PM)
Sorry for your bad experience. Always some extremist everywhere
It happens and thankfully it is over now.
QUOTE(tometoto @ Jun 1 2019, 10:37 PM)
if you done mine. could you pls share how much mantenance fee per sq feet. because i believe the couse for mo very high.
The maintenance fees are RM.45 psf at the time of the AGM and raised to RM.50psf from July onward.
Average unit sizes 3500-3800sf.
For the implementation of this system, all units that voted in favour also agreed to contribute RM3000 each to buy and install the hardware required.
Any high end security systems won't be cheap especially when it is to do with biometric and cabling.
The good news is isn't difficult to achieve similar results utilising less expensive systems.
QUOTE(Siao_Lang @ Jun 2 2019, 12:19 AM)
In my opinion, this can only be implemented in low density high end properties.. Properties RM 2Mil and above. Usually people who bought high end properties are for own stay.
Most investors dont really care about paying maintenance fees because they usually dont live there. That is why they succumb to lackadaisical attitude. Like those who dont mind using their property as airbnb due to inability to rent out.
Its said to see some owners with such mentality of vandalising properties. These are usually the type of people who Bo tak Chek (Uneducated). The role of MC/JMB is to enhance the value of property by improving the maintenance and management of property hence boosting the appeal of property, increasing demand and appreciation value of property.
Sad to see that some people just dont give a damn about appreciation value OF PROPERTY.
It is a low density and was a very high end place when new, its value did take a slight dip when oil prices crashed. Today it is 80% owner occupiers, 15% long term tenants expatriate tenants and 5% are empty, it was this 5% of owners that caused the most trouble which in turn made 40% of units stop or were slow in paying the maintenance fees.
A higher density place should still be able to implement similar systems but ultimately it would depend on the team behind the JMB and whether there is a high proportion of owner occupiers that want to see such things implemented.
One way to avoid the high cost is to buy less expensive hardware, hire Nepalese guards from a reputable security contractor and make as many residents as possible to volunteer certain tasks (this is fairly easy to do in condos with many expats even if they are just Iranian expats) The key to its success lays on the programming of those access cards, each time the maintenance fees are paid the cards are reprogrammed only to work for that month only.
It was unfortunate some stooped so low but in a way I could understand why these people do such things, it is never easy to accept when someone pours sand in your rice bowl.