What do you think about the current subsale market ? It's rather soft now but would like to get opinion for TTDI. Recent article on this - https://propdigy.wordpress.com/2018/11/01/d...years-series-1/

Buy on weakness, sell on strength.

The problem is in this soft market, it has never really weaken much. Is that true for hot areas like TTDI and Bangsar?

Should have a look at rental yield there too to help with your decision.

See short-term rental rates on airbnb, booking.com and agoda or consider demand for single rooms on ibilik to convert to terrace house to hostel.

Rental yield is bad. Most rented out at about RM2600-3000 only. but capital appreciation is good.

Most are like 40 years old. Need rebuild.

If you have buy a single storey house. You can convert it to double storey. Quiet easy to apply. But you need a million It is probably the best place in terms diversity, food, nature, security, connectivity and strong neighborhoodness. Many developers have tried to build projects here. The Resident association fight tooth and nail to drag it out and most of the time they win. Buy to live here very good but for investment it is probably won't go up that fast in terms rental or appreciation since it is already at its peak.

Do you know the cost for conversion to double storey house including construction?

Application to convert only cost a couple of thousands... for DBKL..

Effectively one is buying the land not the building/house.

This post has been edited by icemanfx: Nov 6 2018, 12:22 AM

it's good. buy.

Can share more why buy ? Are you staying around here ?

A lot of the houses here has been turned into flat land. Including one bungalow just right opposite Yong Len Kopitiam.

it's a good neiughbourhood. upper middle class. good neighbours. not too crowded. near all the happening places, near PJ, near KL. lots of greenery.

Good reasons. Among TTDI, Bangsar, Sri Hartamas, Damansara Heights, Bandar Utama, if price within 10% variance up and down, which one would you go for ?

Damansara Height, Taman Desa and Bandar Utama

those locations you mentioned are totally different in price range.

but among those five u listed, if i can afford all of them, i won't choose TTDI. probably D heights or bangsar. bangsar also depend where. bukit bandaraya there yes... hartamas, bu all good.. depend exact sublocation. yes, i prefer hartamas to TTDI

This post has been edited by corleone74: Nov 6 2018, 06:15 PM

Can share why Hartamas > TTDI?

personal preference. i prefer hartamas crowd.

Oh, I see. Cos I’m under the impresssion that TTDI kawasan orang kaya-raya 😅

Hartamas more diverse and multinational

actually don't need to see pipu so up or down. kaya raya i think lebih kurang sama aje ttdi or hartamas, just upper middle class. maybe those big banglo in dsara height u can consider kaya raya.. or taman duta..

Tapi still sitting in big wealth. Of course, that’s provided if they sell. Else just paper profit.


I see. Thanks for the info 🙏🏻

one good thing i have to say about ttdi folk... in general, i find they got really good manners. this is the thing that strike me the most.

This post has been edited by corleone74: Nov 6 2018, 10:16 PM

yeap. that's correct.

Hmm.. maybe then it’s good neighbor to be in. Tapi tak ada means to go there now 😅

buy condo first la, try try dulu. some of the older condo there not bad. yes, confirm, nice place to stay.

Ttdi I likey. If wanna start with highrise actually dun mind the older Kiara park. New ones dun mean beta ya.

Siudai is old skool birdie. Alwiz look at old fart wan.

Kamsiah. Will look at it 🙏

Yah , TTDI mostly upper middle class. Some are probably just middle class as there are different types of houses here (including single storeys).

Hi Corleon74, I think 2S terrace in Bangsar (except B. Bandaraya), Sri Hartamas, D Heights and TTDI are almost the same price range. Of course there are some renovated ones and some are not which might have a huge gap. Don't you think so ?

Hi A.B.D, can explain why you prefer more multinational ? For rental purpose ?

As for Damansara Heights, a lot of bungalows are now selling cheap (around 3M++), which is lower than Bangsar or TTDI Bungalows, anyone knows why ?

yes i think you r right, sorry sir, not been keeping close attention to house in kl these days.
anyway good luck with your house hunting.

This post has been edited by corleone74: Nov 6 2018, 10:53 PM

i didn't say i prefer more multinational, i just said hartamas is more diverse and multinational

those are the traits of great cities around the world where property and rent values are high and remain higher than normal in good and bad times

OKie , good input. Thanks.

Good point to consider, especially for such upscale investment

I think TTDI is a good place because
a mixture of chinese coffee shops, mamak, malay food, western cafe and fast food.
banks
lots of options - single storey, double, semi D, bungalow, apartment and condo
MRT is nearby
near to a park

Who's the blog owner? Can't seems to find his/her identity.

Blog: a natural consequence of the internet: where a proliferation of crappy writers who would never have made it in journalism give free, unqualified and dodgy advice.

Where did you find this? Surfing online ka?

It depends. Good blogs are substantiated by facts. Lousy ones are used as click baits for ads.

Check out iproperty and property guru. just search the bungalows in TTDi or damansra heighgts and compare..
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Where did you find this? Surfing online ka?

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https://www.iproperty.com.my/property/taman...erlaytest_price

Tis wan gd boh???

damn good... you agent ?

Boss I'm not agent la.