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TSThe Residences
post Apr 2 2021, 04:18 PM, updated 5y ago

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Anyone here purchased a Studio size house?

What's the reason you bought this property other than investment purposes? confused.gif

The price looks affordable but I can't imagine living in a property that feels so small, no proper room.
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post Apr 2 2021, 04:25 PM

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if the location is good why not?

Studio apartment most suitable foreveralone people.
big space = more cleaning to do.
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post Apr 2 2021, 04:28 PM


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What’s the point of buying a cheap big house in ulu kampung unless you want to live a ulu kampung life?

It’s about what lifestyle you want, not what is recommended. Houses in Rawang bloody cheap compare to PJ but you’re gonna suffer if you work in KL
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post Apr 2 2021, 04:39 PM

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How many pax will be staying in the studio?
Are you a minimalist?
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post Apr 2 2021, 05:01 PM

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400-500 sqf is enough for a single person live already
got balcony got place to cook, one king size bed
call your amoi come up netflix and chill
i think what's more important for studio is privacy la

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QUOTE(Intimidated @ Apr 2 2021, 04:28 PM)
What’s the point of buying a cheap big house in ulu kampung unless you want to live a ulu kampung life?

It’s about what lifestyle you want, not what is recommended. Houses in Rawang bloody cheap compare to PJ but you’re gonna suffer if you work in KL
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rawang really not convenient
there only have one main road up and down to kl...
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post Apr 2 2021, 05:18 PM

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Suitable for foreveralones. If TS plan to have family better don't buy
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post Apr 2 2021, 05:20 PM

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not suitable for claustrophobics and people like me who likes to walk around the house.
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post Apr 2 2021, 05:28 PM

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sure if u plan to stay foreveralone until u old and die.
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post Apr 2 2021, 06:13 PM

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QUOTE(The Residences @ Apr 2 2021, 04:18 PM)
Anyone here purchased a Studio size house?

What's the reason you bought this property other than investment purposes? :confused:

The price looks affordable but I can't imagine living in a property that feels so small, no proper room.
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Studio in KL city center better than landed in rawang when you are aged 25-30 years old. Save alot of time actual. Time that be spend else where other jamming in the car.

Imagine save 3 Hours a Day. Wake up 8.15, reach office by 9. Leave work at 6 reach home at 6.30 still can go jogging or play some games.

If you stay in some far away place, wake up 7 to get to office by 9, the. Leave office at 6 reach home at 8.. by that time you eat then time to sleep already

This post has been edited by Eulm585: Apr 2 2021, 06:14 PM
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post Apr 2 2021, 06:17 PM

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QUOTE(The Residences @ Apr 2 2021, 04:18 PM)
Anyone here purchased a Studio size house?

What's the reason you bought this property other than investment purposes? :confused:

The price looks affordable but I can't imagine living in a property that feels so small, no proper room.
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Can pm me with monthly instalment less than RM900 kind of studio?
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post Apr 2 2021, 06:18 PM

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Dont buy commercial unit maintainace fee will kill u
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post Apr 2 2021, 06:30 PM

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Do not go for studio.
Your lifecycle and preference will change over time.
What put a limit there?

You will not be able to sell it later on.
Fark on the location bullshit.
You see every property the agent also say location.
Every farking property also tagged as location.

Better buy a decent house that will able to meet your needs in the next 10 year.
It is also going to be easier for you to offload it later.

The day of every freaking graduate talking about buying property is OVER.
Nobody going to be desperate to buy a studio.

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post Apr 2 2021, 07:46 PM

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Studio normally for single or couple that are dating.
Buying it means you have owned yourself a bigger space than your personal car. You know where you can sleep more comfortably if you argue with your gf/bf/wife/husband.
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post Apr 2 2021, 08:05 PM


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QUOTE(Newsray @ Apr 2 2021, 06:30 PM)
Do not go for studio.
Your lifecycle and preference will change over time.
What put a limit there?

You will not be able to sell it later on.
Fark on the location bullshit.
You see every property the agent also say location.
Every farking property also tagged as location.

Better buy a decent house that will able to meet your needs in the next 10 year.
It is also going to be easier for you to offload it later.

The day of every freaking graduate talking about buying property is OVER.
Nobody going to be desperate to buy a studio.
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This mentality is outdated

Not many people work for the same company until they die anymore

Lain cerita if you are born in ulu kampung

Intend to spend your entire life in ulu kampung

Otherwise, you from kampung also work in KL

Pastu? Beli rumah kat kampung and travel every back back and forth?

Or be like those take bus from seremban every day to kl Sentral?

Sure got people say woi young people susah sikit tak boleh kah bas kl-seremban saja pun

Well old man/woman, time is different now. Unless you take bas like that can earn 4k as fresh grad, ok la jimat duit, invest for future. Then yes buy a big big house in seremban stay there until you die

Chances are people take kl-seremban bas is because no choice, no job pay well enough in seremban

So poor people won’t even think about buying a house, much less a studio to be near work

So who are buying the studios?

Of course la fresh grad that earn 4k straight out of uni

Or people earning big salary in their 30s and 40s

Those people buy 800k-1mn studio in kl so they don’t have to waste time drive just to reach work

So busy earn big money, want kid also no time la

When want children, buy another cheap house la in KV suburbs

What to do with the studio? Rent out to young fresh grad who earn 4k straight out of uni but don’t want buy house la or expat

So in short

If you feel like buying house in PD, in seremban, in bangi is a good idea because cheaper but bigger house, and you want to work in KL

Don’t regret too much la when your car petrol bill maintenance bill come out so much

Or sakit belakang every now and then need go hospital then spend on insurance premium

When young = just rent near where you work la

Save money

Until you feel your career mature adi

Feel like can work at least five years in the company

Better still, the company is in KL

Maka you pun splurge buy a landed subsale in PJ

Expensive like shit

But at least when you change job on the sixth year

You don’t have to uproot your lifestyle or your future family lifestyle

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post Apr 2 2021, 08:15 PM

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I would stay away from studio units . Not practical if you want to stay for long term or starting a family.

If you want to rent it out, perhaps its a different story.
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post Apr 2 2021, 08:18 PM


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QUOTE(reed90 @ Apr 2 2021, 08:15 PM)
I would stay away from studio units . Not practical if you want to stay for long term or starting a family.

If you want to rent it out, perhaps its a different story.
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Studio units 500sqft and above along LRT line in Subang quite laku rental yo

Rental 600-900 a month

Popular among students and people working in bangsar/kl Sentral

The one at USJ21 lots of Japanese expat too
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post Apr 2 2021, 08:42 PM

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QUOTE(Intimidated @ Apr 2 2021, 08:18 PM)
Studio units 500sqft and above along LRT line in Subang quite laku rental yo

Rental 600-900 a month

Popular among students and people working in bangsar/kl Sentral

The one at USJ21 lots of Japanese expat too
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Yup, just have to study the demographics and the surrounding area carefully before purchase.
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post Apr 2 2021, 09:07 PM

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QUOTE(The Residences @ Apr 2 2021, 04:18 PM)
Anyone here purchased a Studio size house?

What's the reason you bought this property other than investment purposes? confused.gif

The price looks affordable but I can't imagine living in a property that feels so small, no proper room.
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My parents bought several units of studios at various projects.

You cannot fault it for rental yields and in the right location the prospects for capital appreciation is fantastic too.

Best to avoid those under 500sqft or a loft.

The condo I used to stay at had many studios, most are lived in by expatriates that are either single or couples without kids. It is the only type of unit in that condo that was a positive cash flow rental property.

You could view it this way, as a young person it makes sense to buy it if you are not the type that can save, paying the mortgage while living in one is a fairly good deal because when your life circumstances change you could sell it for a bigger place or rent it out.
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post Apr 2 2021, 09:28 PM

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I myself bought a studio. It was the cheapest I could afford at my salary at that time. Staying with wife. And now we are working saving money and look forward to one day purchase a landed property. Better than renting a place. In the future still can sell the studio if decided not to rent it out. IMO totally worth it if purchase for own stay for those like me just starting up.

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