The price seems decent. But this is truly not a family friendly environment and your neighbours are the homeless, druggos and whores. Sorry no offence.
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Jan 19 2022, 08:55 PM
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The price seems decent. But this is truly not a family friendly environment and your neighbours are the homeless, druggos and whores. Sorry no offence.
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Jan 21 2022, 12:16 AM
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Lalaport does look amazing. My parents made a very astute observation that it’s ironic that the Japanese did commit some of the atrocities in the area and it’s now a shining beacon of Japanese consumerism. But like most things, memories fade with time though certainly older generations are “pantang” about visiting this area. Still very curious who’s buying into the development there. Good potential for units in the vicinity of course if the price is right. This post has been edited by Cavatzu: Jan 21 2022, 12:17 AM Timmy Tan liked this post
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Jan 21 2022, 07:58 PM
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QUOTE(Gdlck @ Jan 21 2022, 07:20 PM) When did I say it would. It’s it’s own niche thing. Nippon lovers and Jap expats may flock there is all.At least it’s quite different from the various iterations of Tropicana’s and Pavillions. |
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Jan 22 2022, 12:21 AM
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QUOTE(Gdlck @ Jan 21 2022, 10:10 PM) This is definitely meant for investment in front of a LRT or own stay for people who value convenience and want to be really close to the action. It will be the ideal location to do subdivisions and cram foreign workers and ayams in. I’m quite tempted actually.I think Belfield has better characteristics in general for own stay and raising a family. This post has been edited by Cavatzu: Jan 22 2022, 02:55 AM |
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Jan 22 2022, 11:11 PM
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QUOTE(godwin921 @ Jan 22 2022, 08:56 PM) 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 |
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Jan 23 2022, 08:45 AM
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Jan 23 2022, 09:58 AM
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QUOTE(Marcus1680803 @ Jan 23 2022, 08:57 AM) 850sqft for 3 rooms 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. 850sqft for 3 rooms makes it quite clear is not for family or own stay.. more suitable for investment |
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Jan 23 2022, 05:11 PM
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QUOTE(DragonReine @ Jan 23 2022, 03:00 PM) 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. |
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Jan 24 2022, 03:36 PM
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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. |
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QUOTE(Dm9 @ Nov 29 2021, 11:39 AM) To be exact, 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!Skyline 2200 units on 2.99 acres - 735.78 units / acre M Vertica 3684 units on 11.25 acres - 327.36 units / acre 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 |
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Feb 7 2022, 01:39 PM
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QUOTE(den @ Feb 7 2022, 01:22 PM) ![]() Man I must be too free to take this bait. The dominant unit type is Type C which is 3 bed 850 sqft. Fair enough a large number are studios. It’s still very high dense if not ultra high dense by Malaysian standards. Haven’t seen any SA swing by to provide clarity on numbers. * yes it’s not all the same level of storeys. Just napkin math based on provided floor plate. Type A 18/58 Type B 12/58 Type C 22/58 Type D 2/58 Type E 4/58 |
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Feb 7 2022, 03:24 PM
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QUOTE(den @ Feb 7 2022, 02:16 PM) Just that I feel the comparison below does not give a good comparison. It looks like it’s 4+1 service lift per tower. Not too bad but I think it works out to over 100+ units/lift. |
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Feb 8 2022, 10:23 AM
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QUOTE(vinceleo @ Feb 8 2022, 09:32 AM) Did some research on this. A development within 400-800m of a mrt/lrt etc can be classified as TOD and get a plot ratio of 1:8. It may go up if you can justify to the authorities. M Vertica is 1:10This post has been edited by Cavatzu: Feb 9 2022, 01:56 AM vinceleo liked this post
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Mar 9 2022, 07:13 AM
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QUOTE(woohootiger @ Mar 8 2022, 07:07 PM) From what the sales team has shared with me, the building is taking 2.99 acres out of the 6.84 acres land. You can tell the sales team to get stuffed and that they are deliberately misrepresenting facts or you are. Ask them for a source.If you are calculating plot ratio, you should be taking 6.84 acres for calculation, which I think roughly the ratio would be around 7++? I guess nowadays a lot new highrise service apartment project in KL town city centre would be around the plot ratio of up to 9 - 10. High dense projects would become a norm in future in the kl city center as the cost of land and construction is only going upwards, it's the only way to make it affordable. More importantly is if the facilities and infrastructure can cater to the population around the vicinity. .Most learned property investors can just glance at the floor plate and know it’s not 6+ acres of land. They are building on the entire plot of land so where is the additional 3 acres. From the beginning, there have been people who have come out to disguise the density of this project with blatant lies. There needs to be higher standards for developers to disclose factual information and Agents to regurgitate them is all. Secondly, this is the source: “The land parcel spanning 1.21ha was acquired from Railway Assets Corp (RAC) for RM182.6 mil. RAC, which is tasked to manage rail assets as per the Rail Act 1991 (Act 463), is believed to own about 3,237ha of railway land across the country.” High dense in itself is not too bad if it’s well planned and there’s adequate space for facilities, lifts etc where it doesn’t feel too cramped. The sweet spot remains to be seen once these developments with 1000s of units are completed and fully occupied. I doubt that will be the case nowadays with the amount of supply. A high dense building that is half full may be tolerable. P.s 1.21 hectares=2.99 acres This post has been edited by Cavatzu: Mar 9 2022, 08:42 AM |
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QUOTE(luciusyong @ Mar 11 2022, 10:25 PM) Got my unit, signing spa tomorrow. I don’t get why people are still saying this is suitable for families just because there’s a few schools nearby. This will be a transient chaotic location at best. Delusion needs to be called out when it occurs.Block C, 44th floor, 480 sqft, facing trx, spa price 467k with 1 carpark. Wasn't able to get it in the first place, waited for loan-rejected unit and asked my agent to pick the highest floor if possible, I love high rise city view. Been around pudu pasar since kid, some say that the place is so old and dodgy, but I personally do enjoy the mixture of old and new city culture, it has this "punk city" vibe in my opinion...XD Food: Definitely not an issue, the food is just across the street Living: Multiple clinic along the street, if you want to buy grocery, just go to pudu pasar, though alot of foreign workers, i must say they are really nice people trying to earn an honest living, always being helpful. And those mymmar refugee, they always mind their own business, not really an issue to local. As for prostitute, i do notice there is a drastic decrease over the years, so i'm not too worry that skyline might end up being reban ayam...2 chinese indepent school nearby, suitable for kids to study. I think the only issue here is the traffic congestion. Definitely will be a huge problem once the 2k unit move in, but I think most of them will probably be used as airbnb or short-term stay. I'm planning to make my unit into a "themed" airbnd or a cosy co-working place for me and my friends...Any suggestion? Good luck raising your family in a pigeon hole. The likelihood of unsavory characters choosing to live here is very high. |
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QUOTE(luciusyong @ Mar 12 2022, 09:28 AM) erm, we don't really drive around there, just hop on a motorcycle and ride around, plus i'm not going to put my big family in such a small unit, i have bigger unit nearby cheras, this is more like a getaway spot for myself. as for kids, i don't really see a problem for them to grow up in that area, i have a lot of students staying at nearby condos, they walked to school and they turn out just fine. Right, I might be a bit conservative but my perception maintains that it’s not great to raise kids in such a busy inner city locale. This is a great investment unit or city pad - not denying that. This is not a cheap place to buy and I’m just saying if people romanticize this place then it’s not good and that there are better options. |
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QUOTE(woolei @ Mar 13 2022, 10:53 PM) just wanted to share some experience when going pudu weisekgai last saturday... Thank you for pointing this out. I don’t mean to be elitist or anything - but the fact remains that this area does have many derelict and homeless people on top of all the vice activities that occur here. It is fine if you’re willing to put up with this as adults but certainly not kids and perhaps even single young females. when i come down from puda station and just wanna to cross street to weisekgai, suddenly a old chinese man asking money from me say no money to ride bus home. and he is like wanna taking out something from his bag (i think is a knife), so i just running away freakingly to another side of the shop. it is around 1pm afternoon, and i feel terrible unsafe at that location. Glossing over really negative traits is so atypical of agents and the deluded whether intentional or not. |
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QUOTE(JonathanIB @ Mar 14 2022, 03:59 PM) I don’t mean to flog a dead horse but has the last 2 years shown how bad things can get without a societal safety net and a government bent on self implosion. Please people if you’ve not seen the warning signs, then at least be just a tad bit picky.Times are tough and people desperate. Governments maybe even more so. Sometimes all it takes is to be in the wrong place at the wrong time... just know what you’re getting into and manage risks accordingly. Can’t pretend that everything is hunky dory. |
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QUOTE(godwin921 @ Mar 23 2022, 02:44 PM) I think many people already commented in this thread about the pro and con of buying this project. Con Density is high. Developer is rather new in residential project however they had built a tower TS Law tower @ TRX. So i would say financially they are quite stable and rich. Pro. 1. Affordable price at good location. (you may compare with other property nearby) 2. Quite near to BBCC, bukit bintang, cheras, mytown. 3. Developed area of Kuala Lumpur (Food , entertainment, school is nearby) 4. Good facilities provided. 5. Walking distance to LRT. (can be pro but can be con because of security purpose) Con 1. Leasehold 2. High density project. 3. Need to wait for a long time. 4. New developer. You may visit their showroom to know more. 5. The micro location isn’t the best. 6. The socio economic status of the residents in the area isn’t the best…. Safety concerns |
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It was meant to be around 700 psf. He quoted spa price so nett will be a bit lower though it looks like the block and floor premiums are really high.
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