Sunway befield is expensive & layout not good?

Not a good comparison. Sunway belfield is more expensive but it is a freehold project while skyline is a leasehold project.

It’s slightly more ex. 700-900+ psf. Yea there’s the freehold and leasehold distinction. I did point out the qualitative aspects before. I maintain that Skyline is not really family friendly and should be treated as an investment or a temporary home.

This post has been edited by Cavatzu: Jan 23 2022, 08:43 AM

belfield smallest unit is what sqft?

Google la. Smallest unit is 797 sqft from 590k for tower A. I think for Skyline u can get 850 sqft 3 rooms for the price.

850sqft for 3 rooms Gone are the days when 3-room unit is at least 1000sqft
850sqft for 3 rooms makes it quite clear is not for family or own stay.. more suitable for investment

Nowadays with such high psf, buyers are looking at layout efficiency. More rooms are highly desired. These bonus rooms are ideal for study/storage/ office rather than a bedroom.

Bank Value Always Give More Toilet And More Room Be Higher .....no just only square feet

This is exaggerating and inaccurate. Banks take into account useable space, type of property, density, and market value of location as well. More rooms not always desirable for bank's consideration.

There’s some truth in Morris’s statement. Don’t know if Malaysia’s lending standards are lagging behind but number of rooms is an international metric. So even if ur sf is for a 2 bedder, it can be lumped into 3 room pricing for lending reasons so developer can sell higher psf.

Agreed. Ppl can just simply partition it into more rooms
Other criteria should take into account logically

You mention to me that
Only this skyline can invest, no other proj worth to invest including sunway belfield
This skyline proj not consider as high density
FH no values dff with LH
Midvalley mall, pav bk jalil mall will be replaced by lalaport, 118, trx
All bk jalil condos no good views
Pavillion bk jalil not a good no branded outlets, & bk jalil residents low spending power
Bla bla bla

Your statements made me feel you are hardcore agent selling this skyline project.

lang jeng.

No need hardcore selling since already more than 90% sold. All agents can sautong no need to hardselling.

some loan rejected liao.. can pick up from them

I find it funny that people want a yes or no is this a good project or not when it’s a broad and very personal discussion and pros and cons are gradually listed out in the forum. No one here is paid to undertake any analysis and come up with a conclusion except for sales and marketing staff lurking around.

The main thing you get out of these forums is the perception of a project or developer from random people. That’s more valuable than just getting marketing talk from a SA.

If morons can’t distill information and come up with their own decisions then they deserve to lose half their equity in a crap project. Apologies for the bluntness.

Any home buyer signed agreement already?

+1

Is this the highest density project ever in KL based on units per acre? People already make a lot of noise when it’s 300+ per acre and this is well over double that!

Man if people do further subdivisions I can just imagine the waiting time for lifts. Has anyone done the lift per unit calculations? Ideal is around 90/ lift I believe.

I applaud their marketing team for burying the plot ratio info as it’s not very clear from online sources.

This post has been edited by Cavatzu: Feb 7 2022, 01:23 PM

Don't we also consider the type of unit?
AFAIK, M Vertica is all 3-room / 4-room unit?

This post has been edited by den: Feb 7 2022, 01:23 PM