Is not directly bank in to developer account. Is just collect cheque to queue choose unit. Collect cheque and bank in is 2 different thing, cheer up , nothing to argue about it. By the way, pudu project so amazing facality, view and high tech features , the layout and price so attractive

No one is arguing also, just exchanging opinion. And no one is talking about bank in too. The word you use is collect, so I am just telling u developer can collect it, regardless got apdl or not. Whether they collect it for cheque or bank in, I dun care, cos we are taking about ‘collect’, as this is the word u use.

You don't care doesn't mean it is legally the right thing to do ya. Court already ruled developer cannot collect booking fees. If developer bank in the cheque into their own account and give out official receipt before APDL and before buyer locked in the unit, it is a breach of the law.

Most developers just collect cheque first and bank it in later. This is a grey area which has yet to be addressed.

Sound like you're the SA for this project as you can know many details already... or your agent revealed the details before getting APDL (which is illegal).. Either way, anything from your mouth now is already biased and not a fair view

Did I sound like SA? Then everyone can become SA, just correct the statement, thought developer stupid meh, don't know the rule before getting apdl, can't collect booking fee . Just collect cheque for registration interest and queue up for choose unit. Even developer collecting cheque or not, if u not a keen buyer, then is not your problem. No matter u like it or not, the world is keep turning. If u don't like, u don't care it too much. 😂😂😂😂😂

I am an owner of a nearby business, and I’m shocked that such a high dense project can be approved. 2000+ units on a land just 2+ acres? Would that make it one of the highest dense projects in KL from a units/acre point of view?

Anyone know how much they will be selling this for?

I am an owner of a nearby business, and I’m shocked that such a high dense project can be approved. 2000+ units on a land just 2+ acres? Would that make it one of the highest dense projects in KL from a units/acre point of view?

Anyone know how much they will be selling this for?

The KL plot ratio set to 1:10, so wat do you think? Got demand then got supply, the rules never change~ somemore another 2k unit here, good for your business lo

This post has been edited by reychow: Nov 25 2021, 08:00 PM

Hope Your business will benefit from this project .. huat ah!

Around 650 psf. I would say this is a fair price, not expensive, and not cheap too considering this is a leasehold.

But of cos, with fair pricing, it will always come with a price, and the price is ultra high density. If the density is to be reduced, then for sure it wont be 650 anymore.

Agree if total only 500unit then not this price ad~ sumore tepi LRT what do you expect the density?

Such a noob newbie.. LOL.. first time homebuyer?

Got demand got supply? Go NAPIC check how much supply are overhang in KL

Property overhang is not the first day issue in Malaysia~ Malaysia govern boleh ma

So any one booked? For investment ?

I saw the design. Very long corridor Wei, Macam long house only. Surprised that these sort of designs still can pass these days. Imagine walking down a longgggg corridor just to get to your unit. Aisehhhhh

Good for my business. But whoever stay there due die lah. Can you imagine 2000+ units in just a 2 acre piece of land? Sei lorrr super super high dense. Jam like crazy.

Don't make yourself look like a God. U can't afford not mean others can't , don't try to educate ppl la, act macam u so clever .dont keep saying oversupply, overhang, traffic jam, bla bla bla, predict predict, keep on prediction, apa la

Wrong info, is 2.99 acres land , use public transport la, aiyo, jam lagi, got common sense or not, where not jam nowadays, don't keep repeat the same comment ,overhang, oversupply. Who don't know, but will u buy if u r first home buyer, diam diam la

This post has been edited by Maiiyowei: Nov 26 2021, 07:56 AM

First home buyer, newbie, is not your problem. Don't act like pro la, not your business , bla bla bla.