I don’t think so. Large luxury mansions will always be a status marker and be desired if you have the money. Don’t think through the lens of working class. The elites are your business owners, celebrities, inherited wealth etc. if you’re a multimillionaire, you still want to cram in with other people in a high rise?

Hi guys! Appreciate all the replies and I apologise for not responding earlier as I’ve been dissecting all the inputs on what steps to take next. My loan process is still ongoing, so nothing is confirmed yet.

For those wondering, my parents are planning to invest rm300k as downpayment. I wouldn’t say I come from a very rich family, only slightly above-average. Our family business was kickstarted by my late grandfather who is very wealthy. Yes, I stay in a corner semi-D landed in Melaka. My dad specifically love the idea of condo home because it’s very convenient and gives a holiday feeling.

I will be exploring bk5 and other sub sales nearby from the recommendations of the forumers here. It’s just less than 10 min from ayanna and most importantly - freehold. Previously, I’ve searched for sub sales in bandar kinrara, but I only looked at Jalan TK/DU which was leasehold and I based the entire houses in bandar kinrara as leasehold which was very foolish of me

Stirring my decisions based on the investment side on rental returns and capital gains is not my strongest point, but I entirely believe that landed is definitely on the safe side

Thanks all again for the effort to answer my doubts, I will explore more of BK this week.

Seeking advice from veterans here. I'm 28 this year and in the process to purchase my 1st property with the help from my parents. I am planning to buy a 1.6k sqft unit (ayanna residence) in bukit Jalil. What bothers me the most is the extremely huge amount of money thrown in here and I would like to sell it in the future to purchase a bigger house upon nurturing my family growth, as I'm planning to tie the knot in 1-2 years. I have asked my friends and people around me about the pros and cons of the property. Some say location its good, some say its bad. Why buy such an expensive condo when you can get a subsale landed at a cheaper price? Condos are the worst investment, you will definitely lose money and the list goes on.

The reason why I chose this condo because of its price and location, nothing more. Its close to the highway for me to travel to my hometown in melaka and go N9 & Shah Alam for work. Going to central KL/PJ will be a hassle, but I'm willing to sacrifice for the latter options. Food, mall and other amenities is near me, so I can ease in my new life here in BJ

Back to my question, is it wise for me to dump such an amount for a condo? I'm very worried that I could be making a disastrous choice, but houses are getting so expensive in KL and apparently the norm to obtain a 1k sqft+ property condo is already starting at 600k+. It is my 1st property and I don't want to make a bad decision that will affect the rest of my life thinking that I could have used the money to invest in business or something more worth

Bro 900k anytime bukit jalil . 1500 sf plus minus you can get rainz 800-900k . Treez . Km 1 and so on . Anytime better than bk .

I was interested in the treez and rainz because of exsim. Km1 Yes, price is around that range, but after renovation, legal fees, stamp duties, misc, price will definitely shoot up above 1 mil+. Might as well get new project alrdy at this point. Can't argue that location is definitely solid, but price factor is a big turnoff

Hi guys! Appreciate all the replies and I apologise for not responding earlier as I’ve been dissecting all the inputs on what steps to take next. My loan process is still ongoing, so nothing is confirmed yet.

For those wondering, my parents are planning to invest rm300k as downpayment. I wouldn’t say I come from a very rich family, only slightly above-average. Our family business was kickstarted by my late grandfather who is very wealthy. Yes, I stay in a corner semi-D landed in Melaka. My dad specifically love the idea of condo home because it’s very convenient and gives a holiday feeling.

I will be exploring bk5 and other sub sales nearby from the recommendations of the forumers here. It’s just less than 10 min from ayanna and most importantly - freehold. Previously, I’ve searched for sub sales in bandar kinrara, but I only looked at Jalan TK/DU which was leasehold and I based the entire houses in bandar kinrara as leasehold which was very foolish of me

Stirring my decisions based on the investment side on rental returns and capital gains is not my strongest point, but I entirely believe that landed is definitely on the safe side

Thanks all again for the effort to answer my doubts, I will explore more of BK this week.

Hi guys! Appreciate all the replies and I apologise for not responding earlier as I’ve been dissecting all the inputs on what steps to take next. My loan process is still ongoing, so nothing is confirmed yet.

For those wondering, my parents are planning to invest rm300k as downpayment. I wouldn’t say I come from a very rich family, only slightly above-average. Our family business was kickstarted by my late grandfather who is very wealthy. Yes, I stay in a corner semi-D landed in Melaka. My dad specifically love the idea of condo home because it’s very convenient and gives a holiday feeling.

I will be exploring bk5 and other sub sales nearby from the recommendations of the forumers here. It’s just less than 10 min from ayanna and most importantly - freehold. Previously, I’ve searched for sub sales in bandar kinrara, but I only looked at Jalan TK/DU which was leasehold and I based the entire houses in bandar kinrara as leasehold which was very foolish of me

Stirring my decisions based on the investment side on rental returns and capital gains is not my strongest point, but I entirely believe that landed is definitely on the safe side

Thanks all again for the effort to answer my doubts, I will explore more of BK this week.

Hi guys! Appreciate all the replies and I apologise for not responding earlier as I’ve been dissecting all the inputs on what steps to take next. My loan process is still ongoing, so nothing is confirmed yet.

For those wondering, my parents are planning to invest rm300k as downpayment. I wouldn’t say I come from a very rich family, only slightly above-average. Our family business was kickstarted by my late grandfather who is very wealthy. Yes, I stay in a corner semi-D landed in Melaka. My dad specifically love the idea of condo home because it’s very convenient and gives a holiday feeling.

I will be exploring bk5 and other sub sales nearby from the recommendations of the forumers here. It’s just less than 10 min from ayanna and most importantly - freehold. Previously, I’ve searched for sub sales in bandar kinrara, but I only looked at Jalan TK/DU which was leasehold and I based the entire houses in bandar kinrara as leasehold which was very foolish of me

Stirring my decisions based on the investment side on rental returns and capital gains is not my strongest point, but I entirely believe that landed is definitely on the safe side

Thanks all again for the effort to answer my doubts, I will explore more of BK this week.

BK 11 is good. abt 1mio now. i m guessing is abt slightly over 10 yrs. BK 12 also good but i nvr been b4

Seeking advice from veterans here. I'm 28 this year and in the process to purchase my 1st property with the help from my parents. I am planning to buy a 1.6k sqft unit (ayanna residence) in bukit Jalil. What bothers me the most is the extremely huge amount of money thrown in here and I would like to sell it in the future to purchase a bigger house upon nurturing my family growth, as I'm planning to tie the knot in 1-2 years. I have asked my friends and people around me about the pros and cons of the property. Some say location its good, some say its bad. Why buy such an expensive condo when you can get a subsale landed at a cheaper price? Condos are the worst investment, you will definitely lose money and the list goes on.

The reason why I chose this condo because of its price and location, nothing more. Its close to the highway for me to travel to my hometown in melaka and go N9 & Shah Alam for work. Going to central KL/PJ will be a hassle, but I'm willing to sacrifice for the latter options. Food, mall and other amenities is near me, so I can ease in my new life here in BJ

Back to my question, is it wise for me to dump such an amount for a condo? I'm very worried that I could be making a disastrous choice, but houses are getting so expensive in KL and apparently the norm to obtain a 1k sqft+ property condo is already starting at 600k+. It is my 1st property and I don't want to make a bad decision that will affect the rest of my life thinking that I could have used the money to invest in business or something more worth

here talking about BK = Bandar Kinrara

your BK = Bukit Kiara?
fyi, bandar kinrara until BK9 ...no bk 11 or 12

900k for that area too high, next time you will sell for at least 1m, which i dont think you have large pool of prospect.
with 900k if die die want condo try get 2x 450k property. you will thanks me later.
if not 900k get landed better.

For his budget, either landed in a newer ulu area or a condo in a more established in demand area like MK. My reference point for old monied areas doesn’t extend beyond the 90s so Bukit Jalil doesn’t register for me. Expect this sort of elitism later on. As the other older monied areas aren’t really more expensive than these new townships.

Why cannot buy both?

Got money...every where can buy...regardless old money , new money, no money, hot money...

The whole point of these threads is what is the most efficient thing to do with limited resources. This is not helpful. When you have unlimited resources of course you can do anything you wish. You may have a lower budget, an average or above average one. Regardless, there are always going to be important decisions to make. Rich people do not get there by intentionally making stupid mistakes.

It might not matter to you but old money always ranks above new simply due to experience like any other job. This will play out in Bukit Tunku wealth vs Cheras money for example. The gulf between upper and lower class areas in KL is relatively low - maybe 50% to 2 times more than average price. In a developed city this can be 10 times or more.

There are Malaysians in Damansara Heights who have never stepped foot into a mamak and instead have French patisseries all their life for breakfast. They play polo and are season patrons of the MPO. It’s a very different existence. But better the devil you know.

Sorry to say you talk like you’re there , if you’re there , you won’t be here . If you’re not there how you know they never step in mamak lol 😂