This post has been edited by naros: Oct 2 2021, 02:09 PM

I was told it is 3m clear ceiling height... Hm....

I was briefed by the salesperson that the show unit due to its gallery limitation is much lower than actual ceiling height.

This post has been edited by gks: Jul 20 2020, 12:43 PM

9ft = low
Don't play with figure, low is low..
Don't kena play by those agents tcss

for condo... 10ft is minimum

Well for the buyers, get a B&W from developer then. I was not speaking to the agent but direct to MS sales person.

He told me the actual ceiling height will be 3m which is perfectly standard height.

I went 3 times to the gallery, and I got 3 different info on the house specs. Agents are not well informed about the projects. The wall is taken off and it gives the feel of being spacious, they should have put the actual tiles to show the real feel of the unit, most importantly agent wasnt sure whether the sliding door and windows are sound proof or not bcz the show unit window frame look cheapskate.

any furnishing provided or just bare unit? interesting...

Bare unit. Only points are provided.

This area too crowded ady la.

GG

Gonna be a pain to travel there

Nope. You are just bitter. Your life is gg

lol

all i can say is good luck

I lived nearby for the past 25 years. Should be fine. Tq 👍

Landed certainly would have better capital appreciation in the mid/long term. But rental at the early stages, would almost certainly be not able to cover the installment. A high rise demand would also depend much more on the building maintenance and tenant mix, since people would need to enter the building first and bump into other people in general before arriving at their unit. Unlike a landed house, the surroundings and the tenant mix of the other houses in the neighborhood would less likely impact a person choice of the place.

where do you live? wangsa budi?

what makes you thing it's not crowded? after this condo, confirm got idiots parking along the wangsa melawati road.. see nearby example seasons garden.. not to mention confirm got few idiots park inside wangsa budi taman

This post has been edited by SiewLee30: Aug 3 2020, 10:00 AM

Season Garden
1504 unit at 6 acre land
Starting price 374k

Due to it close proximity to kl. Season garden became hub for uni student because a lot of investor bought. A lot UTM student. Go do research.

Investor will maximise tenant per unit. Convert living area to room. Sharing rooms etc.

Comparing Season Garden with M adora is not really apple to apple.

M adora
667 unit in 4.5 acre land
Starting price 468k

Beside shuttle bus, no real point for investor to buy M adora.
More suitable for own stay. Who gonna rent Wangsa Melawati area for more than 2k for 850sqft?? Not even a prime area.

Yes all condo gonna have people parking beside the road. But to say crowded is overstatement.
Season Garden crowded because of students staying. Perhaps 1 House 8 people. At least 4 of them drive and other motorcycle.


Tenant would probably prefer other condo to stay like Hamilton, Wangsa mas and other apartment in Wangsa Maju area.

Buying m adora for quick roi is a bad idea. Matured area. Less potential for appreciation.

But then again Wangsa Melawati road is wide and a public road. Not exclusively for Wangsa budi owners.

leasehold suitable for own stay? come on

bro, I have 3 houses in wangsa budi, 2 of them rented by tar students they paid ~2k+

Trust me la, this m adora going to be the same like season garden, investor buy and rent to tar students and confirm crowded. especially the road with stalls/bazar ramadhan there

OK then. I'm gonna have to accept my fate of have to live in crowded la. Thanks for your insight.

Thought TAR students prefer more 'lively' and 'nearer to campus' area. Like Danau Kota, Taman Melati

i just want to know how to stop Mah Sing from sending me SMS every day every hour

Block their number la.