I would also caution about Trion 2's maintenance fees. I recall proposed amount given by my SA was RM0.40 psf, which is expected for the density and facilities, but is on the high side. For comparison Trion was quoted to me as RM0.36 psf

0.36 and 0.4 not much diff lah... unit size small also

I would appreciate if someone can video the pedestrian walking experience from site to LRT/MRT Stations

Google map recently just updated to 2020 october. Follow this route to entrance C.

If want to promote walking distance to MRT, at least walk first and share to buyers ma.
Do something like this la...
https://youtu.be/o986v2DUSDI

Don’t think this is official from sunway. But this will be a good practice for developers

I would also caution about Trion 2's maintenance fees. I recall proposed amount given by my SA was RM0.40 psf, which is expected for the density and facilities, but is on the high side. For comparison Trion was quoted to me as RM0.36 psf

Google map recently just updated to 2020 october. Follow this route to entrance C.

Trion 2 maintenance fee is RM0.44 psf. For 800 sqft, its RM 352 per month.

Booked a unit two weeks ago, and decided to drop it. Was told by agent there will be RM500 penalty 😭😭😭

Booked a unit two weeks ago, and decided to drop it. Was told by agent there will be RM500 penalty 😭😭😭

Booked a unit two weeks ago, and decided to drop it. Was told by agent there will be RM500 penalty 😭😭😭

There is no legal right for SA or developer to take your RM500 as penalty.. Go talk nicely to the developer to get back the money...

Btw, you dropped type B or C?

🤔 There shouldn't be penalty. Talk to developer directly to get your refund? In Malaysia booking fees are not legally binding so there should be no issue to get it back if you haven't signed S&P. Booking form I recall also made no mention of penalty/admin fees.

In fact collection of payment by any person before signing of SPA is prohibited under the Housing Developer’s Regulation 11(2) so if the developer or agent refuses to refund the money,you can lodge a complaint with the Housing Tribunal.

Same. I went to both, IMO they're very different types of property so they appeal to different people. People should do their due diligence to research and compare their preferences before choosing.

My personal viewpoints comparing:

Belfield:
- Bigger units overall, from 788 up to 1300+ sq ft (4Bed 3Bath). Only one type (A/A1) is less than 1k sq ft.
- More traditional floor plan, bedrooms are all grouped together away from entrance. More variety in floor plan. Currently from SA they haven't completed what is their furnishing package yet so I'm not sure if must get partially furnished or there's bare unit options.
- 10 units per floor. Units are grouped in "semi-D/bungalow" style with maximum one wall shared between units.
- 5 lifts + 1 service lift per block.
- Near schools like Kuan Cheng, Alice Smith, Victoria Institution
- Near transportation hubs (Pasar Seni, 500m away fron Maharajalela monorail)
- Very near to PNB 118
- Sunway branding
- Very cheap considering proximity to city centre.

Trion 2:
- Small units, 660 - 930 sq ft.
- Only 3 types of floor plan. The larger two types (B/B1 and C) are dual key ready. The master room (bedroom 1) of the dual key units come with its own built-in pantry with sink and cabinets supplied as part of furnishing package, so they're ready to convert into a studio unit to rent out if wanted. All units come with partial furnishing, no option to customise.
- 8 units per floor. Units are grouped in 4 units per row like terrace house.
- 3 lifts + 1 service lift per block.
- Near schools like Alice Smith, Tsun Jin
- MRT2 being constructed nearby (500m away supposedly)
- TRX view, Bandar Malaysia view
- Binastra relatively new developer, not as established as Sunway.
- Price is on high side compared to other properties in location.