Lakeside Residences @Puchong has been around since 2007, and recently they're going to launch a new condo project in Q4 2023 (expected October), called Loop City.

In mainstream media:
Loop City @Lakeside Puchong

Sales gallery not yet ready but can call up the developer Glomac to talk to staff to ask about it I suppose.

It's leasehold, near Lotus's Puchong, nearest competitor I guess would be Danau Puchong.

Any Lakeside Residences residents can share about how the surroundings are like? Good neighbourhood?

tat place lots of overhang n near to a lelong feista

name je pucheong but too far in

Is it that bad? A friend actually moving in to a subsales landed unit soon, after renovation

landed for ownstay no issues if u can bare with the jam

its standstill kind of jam even want to go BPP u need maybe 45mins in peak time

i avoid like a plaque

Basically 2 exit routes? Can only exit to LDP right.

I guess they will never do a road connection to the other side of the river to SJ

Finally the official news is out:
https://www.nst.com.my/business/corporate/2...phase-loop-city
450sqft, 550sqft, 750sqft



This post has been edited by IronManz: Nov 6 2023, 11:41 PM

Near river😵‍💫🥴

450sf, 550sf Puchong. Why?

I think that could be the trend now, especially for young people who have just started working not that long, else hard to afford the installments,
and so that it's not much more than renting a room,
in that case might as well for them to buy instead of continue renting to help landlord pay for other people's installments

I rather rent if that's the case. For that size in city center I can accept la

If it's apple to apple, RM1000~2000+ monthly whether rent or pay own installment, the latter looks good. But have to check if location is ok for renting out in future if needed

Lolz 1000-2000 in Puchong if rent no need 450sf lah cannot see where is your Apple to Apple

I mean the price you have to pay each month, same amount, rent or buy

How to same amount? 450sf rent only need pay 1k but buy u pay 2k?

You can only compare apples if they're the same amount: rent or buy, else they're not both apples.
If you choose to rent for that amount, you may vary the location, size etc,
similarly if it were to buy for the same amount, what are the options etc

You drunk?

Rent and buy will never be same amount. As I mentioned, for the same amount u buy and getting pigeon hole while rent you get proper 3 rooms unit in the same Puchong.

Or for the same pigeon hole u buy u pay 2k while rent only need 1k.

The only ppl that willing to pay for that size in Puchong is either developer staff or agent.

Anybody know what is their pricing and package?
Hmm 450-550sq ft in Puchong??

Consider someone started working not too long, can only spend RM2k on stay. Then it's his decision to rent or to buy. Only that budget is fixed, all else is variable, that's what we're saying here. Obviously the location, size, ++ would differ. The question here is to rent or to buy with that budget, not how big or where one stays

Renting is ok but for the long term, you want to be thinking about whether you'd like to own something eventually, or whether it does not matter at all.

If we're ok with the culture of just hire no need own, then we can rent for the rest of our lives

Budget is fixed but you don't need to spend all.

Own 450sf when you first started working will be crazy. It will take you years to upgrade.

First started working should rent a room and save up first. Or get rumawip is the best option.

How much you think can sell? My wildest guess 300k fully furnished.