From my experience with mid class expats or even professional locals, they require some commercials to be within walking distance. This pudu lrt area is very dodgy n I doubt people would walk to explore.

hey guys, can anyone share with me the nett price psf and the sizes of the units here? Because I have a service apartment nearer to times square but the sub sale prices are stagnant...

talking about value, i'm wondering this skyline property value will appreciate in the future, since is leasehold.

Maintenance considered good though the service apartment is about 16 yrs old. freehold. I bought around 606 psf then. Willing to let go just slightly higher about 630 psf

How do we know what companies are renting from the trx building itself?
Moneylion is a financial software company that moved its HQ here but seems like nobody knows? It hires alot expats btw.
I bet there's many more that we don't know

Any tourist attraction within walking distance here? Majestic not doing well and those budget hotels right in front this project (same row with sek yun) close for so many months till now since mco. Even before kfc been there so many years also beh tahan wind up, whats the businees is doing from that row shoplot right now? That lure tourist or commercial in? Serving what type and category of customers selling wat service and goods? Have a check out and walk through.

Around the hotels and service apartments demand are coming back. Many Rich Vietnamese & Asean tourists, European tourists, American tourists are here at this area. Many stay at Mercure, Furama, Ceria, Prescott. Many tourist busses stop around there. Tour guide holding flags guiding them from pudu to Imbi famous eateries area. Robertson take up rate has climb back slowly, also got more expats staying here. Further side of the other end, Opus demand also move up too.

The last push will be the China tourist, floodgate once open KL will be prosperous again back like last time. They are super top spender at Pavilion KL & KLCC mall. Once they finished shopping all the tourist busses will stop at the famous row of China restaurant streets next to Jalan Pudu, near Shaw Parade for them to enjoy lunch or dinner.

Those rich China tourists may not stay around here. But they can bring up the business activities here by coming around here buy buy eat eat.

I am just an independent observer here.

Can't help thinking of the similarity of this project to another one which iherng presented in Establishment@brickfields.

The surrounding of that high dense project (land size less than 1 acre) is quite dilapidated  and old.  No carpark provided by the developer to the purchasers i was told.The only thing going for it is the direct link bridge for a distance of 250m to the LRT.

The street in front of the building is narrow and a noisy ktm track is right in front of the building.

I saw in the old chat there were a lot of haters for this project. Fast forward to today, after vp 5 years. My investor friend who owns a unit thr told me while rental has dropped due to mco, but he is still getting a steady rm2k rent a mth for his studio unit and hv not been vacant since he got vp.
Capital appreciation not much maybe rm50k at most. But most high rise don't get much capital appreciation unless the investors bought it cheaper during launch under bulk purchase discount.

While surrounding is not as pleasant with lots of foreign workers  within the vicinity of the site, surprisingly the investors are still enjoying a steady rental stream.

I know an investor who bought eve suites at PJ who bought 2 units for rm350k each during launch in 2011. Each unit comes fully furnished and come with 2 carparks. Renting rm1800 pm now. Still ok from rental yield perspective.

Why mah sing d'sara rental income not doing well?

Currently yes,

But after plaza rakyat put in the puzzle. That will be within 500m only or less.

Still can walk to lrt plaza rakyat. Ifnot wrong, the current access just near the pudu Sentral

It's quite a hidden secret that the units facing bandar malaysia will face the biggest grave yard in KL.
If I didn't meet that investor and he didn't tell me, I would not have known.

So to not look at the graveyard, investors need to pay premium rm20k+ to look at TRX view instead. Quite a hefty premium to pay to avoid looking at the grave yard !

Aaron,
Ur on top of yr game as u know the map and orientation well.
I only got to know abt the grave yard scene when another investor informed me.
The sales agent of skyline also never mentioned abt bandar malaysia view is also a grave yard view.

I guess some investors will find it out the hard way.