So, you own at least one, Aries/Dremien or Cora/Nara. Either of these, should be fortunate and grateful that both Huni and Floria (future launch of RSKU) provide the much needed building block away from that awful HTC.

Hope you are not discouraging us who have signed up for a unit at duduk, either Huni or Se.Ruang 😎 as some of us are M40 group. We may not be staying there permanently, as getting a landed for the so-called dream home will be a terrible mistake for 1st or 2nd property. Renting it out as short/long term still fine. Even if I need to cough up the sum, only cost a monthly installment of Honda City. Just a fraction of my net income.

Never in my mind to consider places like Semenyih for the next 10 years. Besides, Karisma is an apartment, different league bro.

Although I am disappointed with cement-rendered corridor, only can wish the layout and finishing will be better than previous ones. We pay for what is required and most importantly, feeling more secured. Other places may be similar but look at the amount of defects and abandoned projects.

Last but not least, I do know some "gurus" out there waiting desperately to buy units in bulk, by entire floor at a discount. Then sell to their participants, loan compression etc. Too bad, it will not happen for Huni. May try their luck at other locations.

Actually in any organic township, the inclusion of affordable housings are part of the requirements; and very essential in bringing in the population and to foster growth. Together with critical mass from adjacent neighborhood it would have spillover effects that brings up an area towards urbanization.

Semenyih and Setia Alam, both shared similar expectancy of maturity years i.e. minimum 10 years. Just that SP Setia & Sime Darby started it way earlier. Project wise, if you notice, EW treated anything below 500k as same range hence you see the marketing strategy / tagline of "Duduk" already define their target audience & pointing to the mass market locally.

Getting a landed as 1st home may not be wrong too, especially when you hit the right spot with strategic reasons OR below market entry price. Everywhere is investable provided we did enough homework to minimize our risks. I knew someone who got Desa Park & Sunway SPK landed at 500k in early days and able to cash out more than 1-2mil from same the property today.

As said earlier, it's still good to go to sign up HUNI after made an informed decision and proper due diligence. Nothing wrong with the cement render or HTC though, as the expectations are always with the developer for building an end-state matching the price tag, if not better (Rumahwip and PPA1M that I visited have corridor tiles and nice lobby & facilities though). The barking sound from poor neighbor like Sam sounds more pathetic in any sense.

Buying for own stay must be also good for investment. As circumstances would change and you would have expanded family members or pursue for higher/different lifestyle hence getting stuck with something not easily dispose is against the way.

Yes those buying in bulks with uplifted price and transferring back to the "students" are unprofessional and we shouldn't encourage that type of behavior or approach. Usually the intention is to help 2nd tier developers in clearing the unsold stocks leveraging the close relationship and getting commission on the joint sales.

Cannot compare at all between Huni and Karisma. Out of scope.

My fren (Bought a unit @Huni) discovered something that I myself didn’t noticed it at first. Do check out the plan. Any idea where is Block 1-3? 🥶🥶

There are five building blocks within the Huni area. Eg. Car park, shop lot? Not really a major concern though. Can always clarify with SA.

Maybe it is the commercial unit at the back of the condo.

Hi all - Im back

Wow property guru is back, after purchased so many in last few years 👍

How you knows

Hmm.. PM after awhile

This post has been edited by propertyowner: Oct 26 2020, 12:01 AM

Enough with all the negative comments, if you are not planning to own one. Majority of buyers over here have signed the SPA recently. We have taken into consideration, various factors and decided to go ahead.

I wonder what are the "benefits" for continuing to "attack" this project. Indirectly, it is also a form of an insult to the buyers' intelligence. Are you saying we were short-changed and possibly, "fooled" by SA, representing a top-tier developer? Appreciate all those professional arguments before the major SPA signing (26.09-25.10.2020). Likewise, best to revisit after VP (3 years from now)? That will be interesting and valid.

Besides, we can see similar trend in another thread, related to Se.Ruang @ Eco Sanctuary. Same corridor topic. The only difference between these two are the number of genuine buyers actively in forum.

I am sure many will know what to do should the product's end-result appears sub-standard. Let the developer have some space to liaise between architect and contractor. Everyone is hoping for a reasonable design outcome and quality. How will this turn out in future is still a BIG Question Mark, since there is no project reference.

Good one bro..that cement rendered joker only respect those buying many properties in the recent years..but he didnt know those buying in recent years could be the ones who made the most losses..

welcome to lowyat forum...?

Ok la, chill everyone. Firefighting mode activated

Please share any update which are beneficial to the members 😁

Anyone of you had trouble going to the showunit to sign the SPA because of CMCO roadblock? I don't live around that area so I am afraid I will be stop, and do not have company letter.

This post has been edited by joshtlk1: Oct 28 2020, 08:10 PM

Try chk with SA, obtain appointment letter from law firm.

Hi all, may I know this project is residential title or commercial title?

Commercial title, only electricity from TNB convertible to residential. It's a serviced apartment 😂 with essential amenities.

Do you know if most of the buyers buy this project for own stay or investment?

How much is the maintenance fee + sinking fund