There is a Rumawip nearby though. Akasia Jubilee by UDA. Around 800m walking distance to Pudu LRT, ie Skyline Pudu.

Yes you can say hi to the people swimming in One Residence 😂 Other than that UDA is probably gonna develop the land next to the Rumawip. With the opposite of it being Residensi Jalan Jubilee too. Looks awesome and I'd say it's definitely comparable to the Chan Sow Lin developments

Examples are Akasia Jubilee Vs Astrum Ampang

Yup! That is what we are trying to say. LPHS Vs Rumawip. There are plenty of examples, so right now KL48 is within close proximity to Akasia Jubilee, a Rumawip.

Akasia Jubilee - Rumawip by UDA
Residensi Jalan Jubilee - Pr1ma by UDA
Pitta Residence - Rumawip Miharja
There are many options outside of Chan Sow Lin and these projects are definitely walking distance to public transport. There's also Skyline Pudu, not an affordable housing but definitely a competition.

I walked from Jalan Jubilee to LRT Pudu myself, exactly where Skyline Pudu is located. No public transport needed, decent distance which is doable daily.
I added Miharja in because it's also considered nearby with the LRT line connecting these 3 stations - Miharja>Chan Sow Lin>Pudu

There are no doubt pros and cons for each locations, it's just accepting within your own liking. Miharja has an unfair advantage of being close to Maluri MRT1. Pudu is just one stop away from BBCC and CSL is connected to MRT2. I walked from KL48 to CSL LRT, and I found it rather uncomfortable as compared to the other two even though it was a shorter walk. If you take public transportation often, mainly LRT, MRT and Monorail, the interchange does not matter much, just getting to the station is all it matters. So it depends on each individual's needs.

Old and outdated or not, many people still rely on this LRT line. MRT1&2 are indeed the best lines but there are places it cannot reach, which limits the best-ness of it. Connectivity relies on every line, no line is less valuable than the other. Even if it is so, they would've shut it down long time ago, but they didn't. So, there's no clear winner in this I'm afraid because Trion1&2 won't be sitting there idle either. They will operate long before KL48 is running. Long term tenants who chose CSL would also have One Residence as their home. As for the other two locations, the environment will be nicer, just have a walk around.

It's good that you think foreigners, international students or even high paid workers would stay in either of these locations. Bear in mind that we're comparing KL48 with Rumawips and Pr1mas. That means the country's economy should be doing absolutely well.

Lions, tigers and bears. There's always something to complain about if you're negative enough. Smile a bit and look at the good side of things

I'm sure everyone in this thread understands your love for CSL. This discussion was made because people were unaware of the competition. The projects in neighboring stations are the competition whether you like it or not, especially if they have lower entry price.

As for the neighbour quality and facilities. You can have a look at the link below for your reference. https://www.residensiwilayahpersekutuan.com/pitta-miharja

I don't think you need 20mins to walk 1km unless you walk really slow. It'll be 15mins top for the journey my friend. The walk is not so bad too because they'll be many people walking with you.
Akasia Jubilee is one of the examples for lower quality Rumawips I'm afraid. But Pitta Residence is very good, having a balcony and a sky lounge. 😂


It's actually 1km because the pedestrian crossing is right in front of Restaurant Huat Kee.

KL48 is not near to LRT CSL as well. That is why it is used to compare with Akasia Jubilee and Pitta Residence for the similar distance and time required to the respective stations. So atas people like international students or high paid workers have better choices like Lavile or even just stay where they are working like right in TRX or KLCC. The point of CSL is mainly for the LRT since MRT2 will not be operating until 2023, just like Skyline Pudu. Time is seen as equally important for the group who chooses to stay in these three locations, or else they'd be staying somewhere else. So if walking more than 500m is not okay, KL48 will not be for you.

Yes the SA promotes this feature given by the developer. Which further shows that the distance, terrain, environment or other factors being unwalkable for many people. You'd have to wait for the bus with the vast amounts of people staying in this residence.

This is the route I took from KL48 site to CSL station yea. I don't know which location you used so I'm showing you mine. Similar distance does not mean it's the equal distance. If you factor in terrain, environment and other factors, it might be the similar distance to some people, and it might not be too, really depends on the individual.



I understand you have a lot of questions. These are just my findings and I am simply sharing it in the thread. Since the three locations are along the LRT line, the MRT2 line although an added bonus to CSL, it has a further walking distance as compared to the LRT line, which means the main attraction for CSL projects in transportation would be mainly the LRT. I believe there is no right and wrong answers here. It's a discussion so that everyone understands the competition. It's not really realistic to say that this project is a sure win when compared to the rest of the surrounding projects. In the end everyone should judge themselves.

Everyone just magically appears in the projects front gate for some reason 😂

The Midea Scott entrance is a good access to the LRT not gonna lie. Saying that you've reached the LRT station from there is like saying you're already in Midvalley mall when you arrive Abdullah Hukum Station though.

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.

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.