I see a lot of different views & concerns about the locations. I have been living around the area since 2011. And I do frequent to Equine Park, almost every other day. (I stay in Taman University Indah btw)

Here are some info that I think would be useful to buyers/potential buyers who are not familiar with the surroundings:

1. Quiet, and peaceful area. Distant from the hustle-bustle of the city.

2. For daily needs, you are pretty much well covered. Aeon, Petronas, Shell, Starbucks, Eateries, Speedmarts, Banks, Mr Diy, Hawker Stalls, Dentist, Clinics, McD, Car Workshops, Kindies/Pre-Schools, SMK, Int School, MRT are all nearby.

3. Comments on the road conditions : I am sure these will be fixed from time to time. There's been plenty of construction going on since the last few years. Basically non stop development projects. One Equine, Equine Residence, Galleria, Sunway Eastwood, Villa Heights, Villa Avenue, Kaia Etc. So, heavy vehicles frequent these roads.

4. Comments on messy restaurants, workshops near 'Tar Chong' : I am guessing the person who noticed this, only saw the last lane/row of the shop lot. In general, the area is not as bad as portrayed. It's pretty much similar to other shop lot areas you will find near Subang etc. Can't expect 5 star conditions.

5. The area is relatively peaceful, and quiet during evenings & nights. A pleasant place for families, young couples. (I am referring to Equine Park, Taman University Indah etc)

6. The area has developed/changed a lot in the last 5 years or so. MORE importantly, it is not located in the heart of Seri Kembangan. Instead, it is on the edge of Seri Kembangan. It is literally at spot where access to KL via Mex, Cyber, Puchong, Putrajaya are all within a 2-4 km distance.

7. Driving to KL, Cyber, Damansara, Subang, KLIA are all within 20-40mins. With smooth/normal traffic. However, since COVID, the traffic has been bat shit crazy, so do expect some delays.

I am not a Sales Agent. But just a guy who lives around the area since I moved to KL/Sel in 2011. Personally, I have always been keen on ANY project that takes root in Equine or SK. And I think it is good for the whole population here as it is evolving into a matured residential area.

Now, with the MRT almost functional, things will only get better. More shops, amenities etc. End of the day, if you can afford it, and if you & your wife like it, and you can manage it for years to come, then go for it. Cheers.