assuming proper walkway....morning 1km walk you will sweat a lot and you will find your still very "sticky" in office...after work still ok coz consider exercise...

Yea 1km is nothing actually. I still know many people who walk 2km or more to commute to work every day. As long as the rent is low, place is good and in a decent area preferably with shops around, walking a bit more wouldn't hurt.

That kind of tenants you mentioned will most likely choose rumawip or low-cost apartment as price is their main concern.. can accept to walk so long means time is not their main priority as they choose to sacrifice more time in return of lower rental..

skyline, kl48, one residence and trions are targeting for different market la (which value their time and lifestyle more )..

This post has been edited by Marcus1680803: Nov 8 2022, 07:23 PM

Dude there is so much choice. If you really want Pudu yes Skyline is right next to the lrt. The rumahwips are a bit further away but are very affordable. As your income grows, you use your money to buy convenience and comfort. We are f’ing lucky that this might come at a price tag of 1 or 200 extra per month. If people want the lowest cost then accept the slight discomfort.

Yalor.. that contributes to the neighbour quality lo.. different target market only.. so it's quite stupid to compare rumawip with high end or luxury serviced apartment since they are not in the same league.. totally not apple to apple comparison if you mention rumawip

If LRT is what they are looking for, it'll definitely be Pudu Skyline. Connecting to the line is already enough convenience, easily connecting to MRT1&2 and the Monorail. Rumawips act the same because you'll still need to walk if you're staying in an affordable housing or KL48. Both have discomfort but which one will give the better rent is another question. The price tag for KL48 might be higher but quality and comfort is arguably lower.

god logic

you see those complaining walking distance of 500m

and suddenly 1km is fine

lmao

i understand that as long as it is walkable, people who take mrt lrt will choose to walk

but passing through highway doesn't seem walkable for me

sometimes im even lazy to walk 5min to my nearest pasar pagi, i drive like 1min and park there hahahaha

the new entrance connects to the lrt platform as well, definitely much nearer compared to the old one

no offence tho but I suggest you really have to go see for yourself, but if you are not buying this project then i don't think you have the need to do so.

the price tag it is actually lower

well all i can say is different people different view and need.

staying real close to lrt is real convenience but you will have to bear with the lrt noise pollution
tho choosing unit facing away from the track will do the job

Noise pollution depends on the specific surroundings also.

I lived next to Universiti LRT (less than 300m away from track) for a while in an old PPR in my early job days before that area was completely revamped, the noise very 5 minutes is really crazy annoying after several months, not helped that there's no sound barrier and the building being PPR doesn't have soundproofing.

Compare to currently a friend living virtually on doorstep of Setiawangsa station, the layout of the condo and area surrounded by trees/forest blocks a lot of noise, it's very quiet.

As always buyer need to actually weigh their specific needs & wants (and the needs/wants of their target tenants, if buying for investing) vs the project's specific design and surroundings.

if die die want better sound insulation, can consider proprietary window system...given that it won't 100% eliminate train noise...

you wouldn't know unless you experienced it, sadly many buyers did not have the experience on this

i got fren bought this project but cannot sign snp yet, anyone know why ha?

Because this project just got APDL recently. So from now already can arrange to sign SPA. And kindly take note that the completion date agreed in SPA will be counted from date of SPA signed.

all new launch project without apdl is like that
except Exsim can let you sign SPA even without permit

Is that allowed? Or as in legal?

Will there be any issue with pre-signed SPA?

The date signed? I was given the impression is the stamping date on the SPA should be the actual date until the completion date.

it is not legal of course, but many people thought once signed SPA cannot cancel already