for sell 2.4 juta back in 2016

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This post has been edited by croydon: Feb 12 2021, 12:13 PM

Got money anything can do one

https://homeworlddesign.com/minimalist-sing...tan-architect/#









http://www.fabian-tan.com/gallery/le-mon-house/

This I agree. I stretched my budget and buy somewhere where I can barely afford. Automatically my neighbour also upgraded

This house in TTDI i think.

these houses look like those typical bangsar and PJ bubble urbanites who are ready to throw half a million in cash on reno budget

janji their house scores high on the green index lul

I initially thought it is my neighbouring street in Bangsar Baru (Terasek 6) with the same kind of design.

Single story is fetching low 1mil while double story is around 1.5-1.6mil. Rather than spending 500k putting half a story, why not just buy a 2 story instead?

Depends on helang or pipit.

If helang approve.

mostly seldom moved cos of friends and neighbour and environment. used to it. prefer there.
go pasar can sit down know everyone so yeah.they just upgrade their house

This is 1.5 storey terrace house kn?

Not bad, it it legal?

I'm just gonna leave this house to show what real helang can do. BTW The renovated house is in the middle of this row of old semi-d houses.



This post has been edited by red_satu: Feb 12 2021, 08:52 PM

Why elevated lawn?

yo mader fader haus reno completed dy?

I know someone that did just that in Bangsar, single storey to 1.5 storey completed in 2018.

Why?

1.) That was the house his mum left him and the house he was born in as well as lived in since 1977. Sentimental value??

2.) The house saw the changing of fortunes, from both parents being teachers, he started up a tech start up that saw him become a multi millionaire by the age of 28.

3.) It was also the home his late granddad passed away in as well as it was where his kids were born.

4.) He could not imagine living anywhere else but at Bangsar.

5.) He wanted a house that retained some features of the original house as well as some parts to be bespoke and he wanted a house that was one of a kind. On this he did tell me yes you could buy a 2 storey at Bangsar for around rm1.5mil at that time and it would be in very decent condition but in the end it would still need work as no one sells a newly renovated house.

He spent rm700k on that conversion and the finished product definitely is not to everyone’s taste but he is very happy with the end product.

I must say other than the raw concrete facade it is quite a nice house.

2.4mil? Is it real? For that price, I think can get something better...

Wrong neighborhood.

the 2nd floor ceiling fan confirm kena hujan and window masuk air

k/ mau tanya the porch punya lantai is cement or what materials ya? shaped into rectangles? wont feel like very kasar?

The first floor grill look like jail.
Awning is zink ke? Noisy la when rain.
2nd floor side brick is ugly and macam easy for home break in.

The awning also macam rain water will go to neighbour home. No complain ke?

This post has been edited by sordidi: Feb 12 2021, 11:27 PM

I agree with what you say.

I guess spending 700k nowadays is probably what a 'decent renovation' would cost esp if you want imported material. Also problem with renovations, it is best to move out otherwise whole house can be very messy.

This post has been edited by Garysydney: Feb 13 2021, 03:19 AM