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Fat3Twister
post Mar 21 2022, 10:29 PM

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QUOTE(lollipopkan @ Mar 21 2022, 07:44 PM)
There was a lelong last month for 292k 950sf in parklane, surely lelong will set price lower than buyer's buying price?
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Not really. Lelong normally start with 10% below market value, but not all the time.
Not against the buying price
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post Mar 23 2022, 12:03 AM

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QUOTE(Shining star @ Mar 22 2022, 06:37 PM)
Thanks for your info.

Let recap...
I think simply divide the land from the total unit may be deceive.
Because it didn't mention the unit size.

So it better to refer the plot ratio as approved by local govn.
https://kopiandproperty.com/can-i-build-100...-of-plot-ratio/

For M-Vertica, i think they stress to the limit, as generally the plot ratio in DBKL is higher than Selangor.

So this explain for this RW in Kinrara will be higher unit based on the given condition.
Because the Max house price is RM 300K
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QUOTE(kokweng1 @ Mar 22 2022, 07:44 PM)
maybe that is sub-con name ?
I think should be under Fajarbaru from their showroom
Agree with you on that, some alot unit but mostly studio (small sqft)
But if we to compare e.g. parklane vs RW Kinrara vs M vertica

Info RW Kinrara Parklane M vertica
Land Size 6.41 30.08 11.25
Unit Size 900sqft 950sqft 850 & 1000 sqft
Total unit 1604 4225 3600
Total sqft 1,443,600 4,013,750 3,060,000**
Sqft/acres 225,210 133,435 272,000**
Unit/acres 250 140 320

** I can't find info how many 850sqft and 1000sqft unit, so i just use 850sqft * 3600. Actual should be higher density.
Last time people are saying park lane super high dense, but look at now sad.gif all new development almost double the density

Of course , we as buyer prefer something better, but nowadays all project is like this...cannot escape (i meant for those <= 500k)
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Plot ratio is for commercial properties.
For residential properties, the density is normally measured by units per acre.
The more exact measurement in the official approval will be ose (orang seekar) where 1 unit is considered 4 ppl.

We dont count by total sq ft in residential developement.
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post Mar 24 2022, 02:54 PM

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QUOTE(Shining star @ Mar 23 2022, 10:13 PM)
Sorry, just for my Knowledge.

If count by orang.
Then how to classify those studio? If count as 1 unit but still can stay with 4 people?

I think still somehow related to plot ratio.
For RW, I saw the guideline should be min 750 sq ft.
If I got back the file, I will share the link
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Studio will be commercial title, as mentioned, commercial lands we use plot ratio while residential we use ose
RW will be residential title, hence the density is measured by ose.

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post Mar 24 2022, 09:49 PM

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QUOTE(Shining star @ Mar 24 2022, 03:05 PM)
Wait... Studio or some Soho may not be 100 % commercial.
They could be residential title governed by HDA schedule H.....
When someone sign the SPA, you would know.... because HDA SPA almost the same.

So my understanding, what you mention for the commercial title studio unit are those units built physically on commercial hub, for commercial purpose.
Example: Those condo above Parvillion, Sunway.....
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Studio, soho, office suites etc, whether under HDA or not, as long as it's commercial title, density will be measured in plot ratio.
Well, when someone tells you something new to you, it's a wise move to find out whether the info is true or not before coming into conclusion so fast.
Try do some research, try to look at the development orders of a residential vs commercial developments, then you will know.

Or u can get some info here
https://biggerestates.com/condominium-densi...living-quality/

 

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