rest of batu kawan is freehold, but the eco horizon is leasehold

already converted to freehold by the developer

Didn't know u can count like that, maybe landed only. How about common area ?

I went to design village. Walked around 2 hrs only bought socks n my dad 2 pair of jeans from Levi's. Looks dead
..worse than Mitsui.

i go there buy burger king and dave's deli only. and sometimes enter watson.

Foreign worker stay near stadium. Mostly.working in batu kawan factories

another thing we notice is... Setia Alam is quite a lot safer relative to other areas i.e. Klang, PJ old town, other seksyen in shah alam in terms of covid hot spots... extra benefit in that sense. Again, I don't own any properties in that area.

Sg. Long is a fine place, I very much prefer Bukit Jelutong, from roughly the same period.

Cyber is.. no....... tak boleh.

Really???

Never heard of developer doing that before

burger king having good business for a ghost premium outlets

THE PLACE location not worth the price....paid a visit recently.

+1

I am an Ecoworld owner (but Eco Majestic in Semenyih)

I know the land here is obviously cheaper, but what we notice is that the gap between precincts are very big (basically a lot of buffer from perimeter fencing to main road)

No matter how many times we try to roughly calculate the cost of materials in building a house + land, it's very hard to believe that EW can still make a decent profit out of it. A lot of cost in maintaining the common area landscaping (outside of precinct, so no sinking fund used), too.

how much you paying for maintenance?

Hngghh can eat ikea meatball and currypuff everyday

yeah.. dunno why they close islandside one at gurney.
BK biznes is good.. DV onealwiz see more abang grab/panda then walk in customers.

haha.. i wouldnt call DV premium outlet... when 1st visit i was expecting similar to JB, Genting and those i visit in US and Japan.
manatau is tryhard copy... not the exact registered "Premium Outlet" groups...


but beside ikea soon gonna have standalone mcD.

11 cents per sqft. 24*75 = RM198 (Cradleton)

covers landscaping, guards, state of the art security system, weekly mosquito fogging, etc.

Setia alam is actually close to top glove factory. I wouldn't say it is safer.

I was looking at Bukit Jelutong previously too. But the whole area only has one place that sells pork. Ended up buying Bandar Kinrara despite being more expensive.

that area high risk of flood
not housing area, but the areas around it

Haha
Setia alam is like Park City i guess, but for richer Klang peeps.
If you work in KL/PJ, it's a bit far.
As for covid hotspots, it helps that it isn't very high density and as well as the demographic being mainly kiasi cinas.
Nice developement just a bit far for people like me used to living closer to Kl and pj.

Alot keh ?