All those mentioned above .. no ?

You want some good replies, the least is to state your budget and preferred location. These are basic information for forum discussions

This post has been edited by mini orchard: Aug 9 2020, 09:52 PM

Pavilion damansara heights

http://wangsa9.com

6 units per floor but 2 of those have their own private lifts. If exclude those, only 4 units sharing the rest of the lifts.

This post has been edited by rixile: Aug 9 2020, 11:33 PM

This is Taman Tunku flat in Kenny Hills owned by SPB. Pretty low density but not entirely residential.

Sorry my bad, my budget 800k and below, location PJ/KL. Im open to all locations. However prefer those walk up apartment

are you looking at low density per floor or low density project?
there is a clear difference between this 2 criteria.

if per floor is what you meant, there are projects where there's only 1 unit per floor. and there are also projects with private lift lobbies thus giving you the illusion of only your unit on that floor but it may not be so.

and then there's low density project which is govern by the total number of units within the development.

example:
tropicana grande comprised of only 2 units per floor. low density per floor

adenland's cora plus in dj comprised of only 46 units in totality. low density development.
http://adenland.com.my/upload/project/2d42...b0817d4059b.pdf

but again density of development is defined as population over area. while total number of units may not reflect the true density.

This is a nice place. Low density. Lived there for 2 years. During that time, there was the Hock Choon Supermart, a bank ... Southern Bank then if not mistaken and a cafe. Most residents are expart then.

This post has been edited by mini orchard: Aug 11 2020, 06:12 AM

i do came across one project near the Mid Valley, is FreeHold and will complete by this year, 5 units per floor and total 114 units in one block, is service apartment. if require more detail and pm me

One Cochrane. Each floor have 6 units.