Good to hear that.
This township has the potential for growth and capital appreciation

Yes, 3rd party agent mentioned it's a mount fuji style...haha

Good to hear that.
This township has the potential for growth and capital appreciation

Potential is there. BRDB is going to slat their launch in Subang Jaya (next to Metropark) in 2024.

would be great if there's a mix of diff development complementing each other.

Yes, 3rd party agent mentioned it's a mount fuji style...haha

I’m not so sure on that. Maybe other bosses can share hehe.

BRDB, Berjaya and Tropicana as well as Avaland for the time being.

Yes, 3rd party agent mentioned it's a mount fuji style...haha

Buyer here. Signing SPA on 24th September.

I did not really go through Alira but I really like the badminton court. Amika facility will be Japanese concept which may be something special but I only interested in swimming, jogging and gym. The rest I not so particular for now. Hopefully, I will change my mind after VP.

I think the furnishing compared to Alira should be the same.
1. Kitchen Cabinet top and bottom
2. Hood and Hob (Teka)
3. 2 Heater Shower (Rubine)
4. Digital Lock. I heard Alira not included.

I was looking at SP2 actually but chose to skip it due to several reasons. I believe you booked SP2 right? I might have booked SP2 if got the early bird promo. Would have been your neighbor haha. But still not too far away. Really looking forward to 2024 Q1 when SP1 shoppes are open (any news on the current progress or if there will be delay?).

May I know any pros of this project that made you to purchase an unit decisively?

Which type of layout you buy?

Do you guys have any information about the commercial development opposite of the park?

Have to understand that Amika is an own-stay project as the instalment will definitely higher than the potential rental as the surrounding and existing residences such as Pandora, Paloma and Paisley are hardly rented out with a rental of RM2,000.

Hopefully the population within the area could support the prosperity of the commercial there.

Got any floor plans?
I am interested but busy working so I need to see the floor plan first then only go to visit show room later.

Which layout you interested in?
Type A 883 sqf 3R2B
Type B 1075 sqf 3R2B
Type C 1227 sqf 4R2B

I can help to snap photo of the brochure.

For those that are interested, can check the layouts here. Just done my signing today.

streetview.my/mct/amikaresidences

Also, do hit me up if you for referral, we can split them. 

This website is good.
Can make better decisions.

Interested in Type B for own stay.

I'm buying for own stay, similar to hernan, I've been in Subang all my life.

In terms of distance from family, and amenities I am familiar with, Alora's out of the question for me. Not interested in TODs as well, so Pinnacle & Hype is off the list. Also bought a smaller unit in Alira for investment previously (wasn't as informed about properties 2 years back, but I thought the urban park and facilities Alira offered are great).

Why I chose Amika over Teja,
1. Layout
2. Concept
3. Urban Park
4. I managed to book a Garden unit (like the idea of walking out to a pool from my house)
5. Having a kid soon, so next to International school is a plus.
6. More commercials like SP1&2, the retail below residence will be ready by the time Amika is complete.
7. Easy access to federal (work in KL area)
8. Familiar with Ayala as a developer, as I've worked in Philippines before. Fingers crossed they will make a statement out of their first few projects.

The only doubt/worry I have about my unit in Amika is,
Garden area is not fully covered, and friends who don't own Garden unit before are telling me it'll be raining with cigarette butts, wine corks, etc. which maybe those retractable awning will help 

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The only doubt/worry I have about my unit in Amika is,
Garden area is not fully covered, and friends who don't own Garden unit before are telling me it'll be raining with cigarette butts, wine corks, etc. which maybe those retractable awning will help 

Garden instead of Balcony, it's elevated so you retain the privacy, walk down a flight of stairs and you're at the garden area.