Should be more or less around there too.

Which block, if I may ask?

Hello all, please come back to topic...anything new in Bukit OUG?

I think your unit would have been verified already with the liquidator before you can even complete the transaction.

I do not know of any condos that officially allow pets like dogs and cats.

I've seen one Middle Eastern family put their caged cat on the corridor!

BTW i heard my friend's case where the owner who wished to sell her the property is now unable to do so as the owner got the unit via credit note from the original developer. Liquidator seems to be threatening to confiscate the unit from the owner in return!, eventhough there were other documents proving ownership and the fact that she has been renting out the unit for so many years already Earnest deposit was paid by my friend since middle of last year and still dragging until now. Anybody encountered this before?

You can actually make a call to the guardhouse and complain. The guards were so efficient in stopping renovation work done after 1pm on a Saturday because some neighbours were complaining about the noise of knocking.

So expensive! I thought iproperty got some 14xx sf units selling about that price too.

This is a question that I would like to know the answer to, too. I have a friend who bought a property and got a loan approved from HLB, but when all the documents are ready, the valuation report came out as a surprise by being 50k lower than the purchase price, even though the valuer stated during the site visit that the purchase price valuation is fine. Wonder how to overcome such situations. Note: It was for a landed property elsewhere, not Bukit OUG.

This post has been edited by yeeck: Mar 26 2013, 01:52 PM

It was actually Bessie Loo who handled the initial S&P between the current owner and the developer then back in 1997. My friend said Bessie Loo memang slow in handling this case until the owner's own lawyer had to step in to speed things up. If the S&P was dated 1999, then developer not yet in liquidation as Sri Keladi Sdn Bhd had been wound up only on 16th November 2005.

Something fishy going on here on the part of the liquidator, methinks.

This post has been edited by yeeck: Mar 27 2013, 02:19 PM

I was told that Bessie Loo was one of the panel lawyers for Sri Keladi.

Depends on bank. If PBB I don't think they require this.

One Manjit/Manjeet from the inhouse agency is offering some units for sale. 791sf 260k.

This post has been edited by yeeck: Apr 1 2013, 12:06 PM

I've seen some of them there before la...just that it is not so many compared to Middle Eastern.

No 6 depends on who wins elections...lol

There's a homestay operating in a 1222sf unit? I wonder how the security controls access of the short term guests. Or does this guy have some inside connections with management?

http://my.travelmob.com/kuala-lumpur-vacat...referrer=mitula

Yeah CIMB gives highest valuation, but lousiest interest rate. LOL.

Just keep la...still got room for up up up.

Wah boss, buying another unit for your collection huh?