Haha I'm not in msia .. so it is not applicable to me .. I think what matters here is more on amenities. Hence, selling is not an issue. But likely not selling ba unless we downgrade.

Not a project in Malaysia. Somewhere else. Just seeking for opinion from fellow /k

I would go for as high a floor as one can afford. Easier to resell later on also.

My condo using Fujitech Lift.
Quite fast going up. As lift go one way direction.
Let's say at Level 9, then lift will to go lowest floor then only go up.
Sometimes our family alone itself without other people.

If you are referring to convenient of having nearer and more strategic car park...

Can choose a bigger your apartment unit (more expensive) and low floor also

High floor unit usually given high car park level. Check that out too

Not the other way round meh?

Corner unit ? House get dusty pretty fast!

Yeah, my major concern too. Maybe just keep the windows shur

bro, seems like U have many doubts and needed convinces , why don't you look elsewhere

Which developer is this?

I don't get to choose. It is a public housing. Hence, I'm limited to floor to choose from. Trying to see what floor to choose with the limitations I have.

Depends

Now developer priorities this for lower car park
Price/size > high level

Developers should build more underground car parks to address the issues with high-rise car parks.

For example, imagine an 8-story car park with 3 levels below ground and 5 levels above ground. The entrance could be located at the 3rd or 4th floor. The drawback, however, is the risk of flooding during heavy rain.

Another solution would be an 8-story car park entirely above ground, but with an alternative express access to, say, the 6th floor. This could involve a ramp that spirals upward in small circles, allowing drivers to reach the 6th floor directly without passing through levels 1 to 5.

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High unit - top floor hot, every 1 floor up + 2k, have to wait long time for lift to come, if top floor sometimes water leaking from ceiling.

Low unit - good investment for rental because lower price, hear footsteps and dragging furniture upstairs, easy to move furniture in and out as lift faster come.

Hunza.

Yeah cost is also an issue. Mine is about 3 to 7k per floor.

Unfortunately, I'm on public housing, hence no renting out. It's for long term stay until I downgrade when I'm old. Lol

huh? public housing also have to pay more at higher floors?

Haha yes. I'm not based in msia. Can't afford to buy private only public housing. But, it's a new unit that will be ready by 2029 but need to start deciding by next month.

nowadays, sound proofing is good, noise levels from traffic is acceptable…
most high rises have dedicated lifts to different floors, so wait times are acceptable…
depending on the condo, same are special for tenants only, opening directly into your floor only..
whether you are 10 or 30 floors, the lift goes to different levels… if common ( ie all floors, the wait times is about the same)..
if common notice that for high floors, the wind can be very strong.. only floor to cater is the pump rooms