do u stay in setia alam bro

putra heights, near ground zero

if u have any intention to buy any property in setia alam, just rent a room for a month first, then try the morning drive before u commit to anything

This post has been edited by JimbeamofNRT: Apr 30 2025, 10:17 AM

You are welcome to suggest another township, maybe Puchong South is also ok if your area of activity is more towards Cheras/SUbang Jaya instead of Shah Alam/PJ. There are people who die die want a landed home but can't afford prime location or renovation for subsale house, so they need to give up some convenience.

Serenia is shit coming out to work in the morning and going back in the evening. i am at the opposite direction for both, even as early as 6.30am also jam already. how to live there?!

i rather stay mont kiara / bangsar south than stay putra heights

lulz . if u can afford to buy landed there, why not?



then y u ask about setia alam?

This post has been edited by JimbeamofNRT: Apr 30 2025, 11:39 AM

i rather stay in a 1m condo in mont kiara

Stay close to the city = House expensive price sqf
Stay far from the city = Stuck in the traffic congestion going/back work

both have diff pro and cons but I am sure you dont understand it yet

This post has been edited by JimbeamofNRT: May 1 2025, 07:21 AM

Try exit toll from Setia Alam to Subang around 7.00-8.00 am weekdays and enjoy the suffer

that day i terdrive there to exit klang .. knn evening jam like really f man.

really gg that place

i am surprised many still doubts the article even though its the truth. power of sales rep sugar coatings and fake social media promotions

alot of people are defensive and protective of this situation claiming that it's "normal" to have congestion. but people do not understand that elmina is basically middle of nowhere, majority of the time you really do need to travel out to get things done

it isn't like in PJ or in KL whereby even though there is congestion, you do not really need to travel that far to get things done.

i think the biggest unfortunate thing about elmina is alot of the buyers are defensive and protective about the negative image, hence trying to sugar coat the situation which is not going to improve the place any better. the developers didn't even need to do any rectification because their buyers are promoting the place itself (due to concern of devalue). end up their products still sell off like hotcakes

potential buyers really need to experience the situation themselves, those positive sugar coated comments on social media is far from the truth

what else can they do hahaha

they already enslaved 35 years for the property

they need to deceive themselves to make themselves feel better