Who are we to judge if people want to pay those prices in Segambut. More water fish to be cooked for the banking and property development industries. Someone always pays the price in this particular value chain.

Why are people equating this with Bangsar South? Cuz developer said so? There’s been many new DPC, MK and Subangs.

It’s tongue in cheek. How is Bamboo Hills the new Bangsar South? There have been many new MKs, DPCs etc in new development launches.

Why so off topic? I was pointing out the MK and DPC as examples of new launched developments being marketed as replacements of old established addresses. No one has answered why or how this development is being construed as Bangsar South. Many MNC status commercial to be opened up here?

This post has been edited by Cavatzu: Apr 12 2024, 08:32 AM

Thanks for the straight answer. They might need to refresh their marketing then if it’s now meant to be a lifestyle development rather than a commercial one and just sell it as the new budget DPC rather than the new Bangsar South.

Geez. Reading comprehension ain’t great is it? I brought up this development being likened to Bangsar south due to developer press statement and the comment continually being parroted on this forum. The comparisons you used are CBD hotspots - a different beast.

Without all the MNCs then it’s merely a lifestyle development. DPC is the pinnacle of a lifestyle development in Malaysia hence why it is continually used as a benchmark and a powerful sales tool. Heck isn’t Taman Wahyu closeby marketed as the new DPC.

Sheer greed and the circular economy effect but the flip side of the oversupply means that housing prices have been suppressed somewhat. This only really benefits middle income + households in terms of ease of affording property. We went from 20-30 storeys being high dense to 50-60 storeys in about 10 years.

That’s a 20% hike from base price. Sounds like a lot. Any added features?