hi TS, what's the exact price and which floor?

how many units left by the way? is there a need to take the highest floor?

frankly it is more suitable for bachelors, couples or newly weds, with kid(s), better off investing in a bigger prop for own stay...

investment wise i guess it's ok?

Pai/mIssfROGY any views? or recommendations on similar locations?

not worth buying lar..

ur utility bills will be calculated as commercial rate due to the service apartment is built on commercial land...

so..calculate urself..

first rule of thumb in getting property: NEVER EVER believe in verbal promises/assurance by developer and their people. Much better to have a formal signed agreement regarding whatever they offer you.

if all sold out how you going to buy? second hand?

S&P won't have all utility charges, quit rents and assessments... better to check with the land office or local town council...

samngcheesan, it doesnt matter, it is a high cost aprtment, condo, studio flat, service apartment, low cost apartment, no matter what it called, it just a building that had more than 100 units there and share a piece of land.

i owned a condo in kota damansara, bought it for investment purpose. to me, i dont really fancy staying in a condo, cause too much hassles, imagine, u have to move your shopping all the way up to 12th floor and paying up about 750 every quarter for the SILLY mantainance fees which i still need to pay ASSESMENT FEES of about 800 a year.

so, no matter what, u should be proud of u cause u use ur hard earned money to buy the property, which is a great thing. forget the appreciation few years later, as long as u are happy staying in the house...kudos.keep it ip and perhaps invite us ( THOSE ACTIVE FORUMERS IN YOUR THREAD ) to uour house warming, and i will bring u a nice bottle of Chardonnay.......but, make sure u get a nice catering buffet service first.

ok, i am out of office now. remember, house warming, dont forget to invite us.

Thanks

Some updates on Tropics :

1. Mall now more than 70% occupied by tenants and turning out nicely. GSC has started operations last month, and business looks good. Cant even see Transformers as it was fully booked from noon to midnite last saturday. Saw some expatss as well last Sat. 

2. Dijaya has increased Tropics pricing several rounds now and units are moving fast(suspect GSC is big pull) . Cheapest unit now (facing Damansara Jaya, west) is going for +-280k with 8k rebate discount. Its now >95% sold out.

3. Glomac's new serviced apartment right opposite of Tropicana City is touted to be selling at starting price of RM600psf. Could be positive news for Tropics owner especially those who manage to get one at just over RM300psf.

btw, heard from someone there will be proposed new LRT interchange near Damansara Intan.

Anyone else heard the same?

hehehe, would consider selling mine if can get anything above 330k....

there were several rounds of developer's price, and as of today there are approx 5 units left from developer going for above 370k, pool view.....

Yup 

selling at 370k, but got market n buyer onot?

half a mil will be very2 tough............but just went to Tropicana mall y'day for family dinner. Mall is really turning up nicely........

There will be quite a number of ppl who will want to stay on top of this mall, and hopefully they have big pockets