Hi all,

I am trying to find out what are the new highrise developments out there, that comes fully furnished at Klang Valley.

Appreciate if you can share with me the details.

Thanks!

You can try Quinn (Wangsa Maju) 1000+ sqft. Fully furnished.
Last I heard (early Oct 2022) is 1mil+, after rebate is 931k+.
But i want bare unit, can deduct another 100k from 931k.

Thanks. Wondering what they offer as fully furnished. Hoping to see some smart home solution.

I dont think there are any developers offering fully furnished units. Part furnishing and bare units are common.

Fully furnished = bring along clothing luggage only ... to hotels.

fully furnished property sometime can't loan 90%, as bank never loan for furniture, only loan for house with appropriate value.

Fully furnish you may look for this project in Puchong, Project name : Suria Garden , developer Binastra land. Heard all units sold out but got someone or maybe developer got reserve a few. You may need to contact developer yourself. Price RM 600K

How about partly furnish with smart home system provided in PJ?

You may let me know if you are OK with partly furnishing ya.

u can refer to the attached.



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Thanks for the inputs so far - keep them coming!

Quinn by MCL seems pretty interesting.

You do know it’s not smart to have a unit that looks exactly the same as your neighbours. Just pay for an ID to fix it up the way you want. It maybe only works for a pure investment vehicle serviced apartment type setting to be used for short term stay.

Hmm, why not - at a minimum, buyers get to avoid the hectic in engaging the involved parties to fit out the units, may enjoy the value of economy of scale to a liveable standard and could also be financed?

This post has been edited by vincent_ng86: Oct 31 2022, 03:43 PM

Anyone heard about Cubic Botanical by ANCUBIC Group?

https://www.thestar.com.my/starpicks/2022/1...fortable-living

To me having kitchen and wardrobes done is enough. Loose furniture is not necessary and I think developers have done away with that anyway. No one wants a Tropicana Uncle incident again.

On that, I think the main issue is the expectation vs. reality on the concept of "Luxury".

I would think if the expectation has been clearly established, i.e.: having a showroom for buyers to experience like the concept of vehicles transaction where buyers get to test drive, it could perhaps be avoided.

What do you think equipping units with electrical appliances other than AC? Like Quinn as shared by another forumer above?

I think the main issue is I don’t trust the developers’ taste and I think furniture packages can be a bit of a rort and are marked up heavily.

As per your Quinn example, 100k for their loose furnitures. Really? You’d get a really custom design for that budget. You might as well plonk down 50k for the generic makeover guys look then.

Seen some other examples of furniture packages being a couple hundred k and not worth it at all. Ironically I think it works well for budget level accomodation for investors as long as it’s cheap and complete when VP.

This post has been edited by Cavatzu: Oct 31 2022, 04:53 PM

Curious, what is the Tropicana Uncle incident about?

Google is your friend but here you go.

my friend just bought Astoria @ Ampang, fully furnished + ID. he got the biggest unit 1500sf around rm 1mil

And I am aligned to your viewpoint standing as an investor as it helps on cashflow, at a cost of course.

Good buy I think. Their launch price was almost 1.5M for partly furnished. The number of auctions in this area does make one nervous. Good for genuine own stay.

the last time i saw the lelong advertisement, i think it has around 70 years lease left now. The project has just completed

Hmm to vp with a 70 year lease is not normal is it? I think that’s why they were slow to sell.

Banks may be reluctant to provide loan to this kind of property. It is true that having 70 years lease at vp is not something good.

Hi just curious if this was a concern then purchasing a sub sale leasehold property with about 70 years remaining would also be a problem right?

Banks would reduce the LTV ratio?

Some banks may not even want to borrow you, even if they want to borrow you the rate offered may not be nice.