QUOTE(gashout @ Mar 16 2025, 06:55 PM)
Small 90sqm only.High or low floor?
High or low floor?
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Mar 16 2025, 07:18 PM
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Mar 16 2025, 07:19 PM
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Mar 16 2025, 08:54 PM
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QUOTE(marfccy @ Mar 16 2025, 08:19 PM) i live on 26th floor in my condo, so far the ones in my owners group biggest complaint are from lower levels regarding noise, insects, view etc. my perks are views are better, and im more insulated from the usual rempit motor sounds. plus being higher my water pressure stronker. bad news is i once had elevator prob and i had to walk all the way down... I think my view wouldn't be interesting aside from concrete jungle .. basically a city area. Hahabut they are also much happier being at lower floor since nearer to car park and less waiting around/inside elevators unlike me which needs a solid 5min to walk from my unit to car |
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Mar 16 2025, 09:46 PM
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QUOTE(ysc @ Mar 16 2025, 09:21 PM) Lift also makes a difference, you may stop at many floors on the way up/down during peak hours How many pumps would they usually have? Is it better to stay below the pump?If you're comparing condos, consider the number of lifts vs. number of floors and number of units per floor If construction has been completed, then visit the actual unit to see how good is the sound insulation of windows/sliding doors. Nowadays better quality ones can be quite good until u hear nothing when they're closed But most importantly... Which are the floors the water pump is located ? |
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Mar 16 2025, 10:53 PM
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QUOTE(Selectt @ Mar 16 2025, 10:47 PM) oh btw, low to mid floor u dont expect sunlight on your yard/kitchen coz top floor will block it entirely. You even have to turn on your lights on a broad daylight. Ah crap, mold issue. How to deal with that ah?And if your condo is landlocked by surrounding condo, you do not expect to have a good ventilation. The worst of the worst unit is where u live in the centre of low floor. You have little to zero natural ventilation. Dont mention good view, you will have zero view. High floor unit have 1 additional ventilation, from the inner building where cooler air will come from top of the building. The high first few unit will be cooler than the lower floors for absolute certainty. by the time, cooler air came down from top, it will be dissipated before reaching lower floor. |
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Mar 17 2025, 10:23 AM
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QUOTE(Icehart @ Mar 17 2025, 02:07 AM) Lifts in Singapore are well-maintained. I prefer higher floors for better airflow. In the afternoon, I can open the windows and enjoy the breeze. Haha yes they are. Not worried about lift issue. More on the sound and dust given that it's next to an expressway. Went to the side, it was really noisy at night especially with the cars driving pass. But that's outside, so wanna know what is it like to be inside instead. |
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QUOTE(gashout @ Mar 17 2025, 02:30 AM) That and Malaysia very different. Yes, likely to stay till I die. So, wanna make sure I get the best unit possible. Hence the questions .. hahaAsking here doesn't give you best opinion. You say general feedbac Your side town planning vs Malaysia Town planning. People characteristics House design Air quality All different. Anyway. Congrats. Gonna be one of your biggest purchases in life so far? 🎉 |
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QUOTE(andyng38 @ Mar 17 2025, 08:54 AM) Get the highest floor that you can afford, and are willing/able to walk up and down when the elevators can't be used. Beggars can't be choosers. Too poor to get a resale, which are valued around 1m .. for a new unit you can get as cheap as 550k. The drawback is next to an expressway.Speaking for myself, i'd avoid any building that's next to an expressway. |
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