anyone can confirm BRIO pricing has gone up by several K per unit?

Guys, I am trying to seek some opinion from you guys... As this is my 1st purchase I'm currently confused on is there any best MRTA insurance combination for a joint purchase? I was being offered the following from both Maybank & Eon Bank:

1) 100:100 but 1st 20 years tenure only
2) 100:100 for the full 30 years tenure
3) 50:50 for the full 30 years tenure
4) Or should I consider some other lower package

Please note that we are still leaving the option open of keeping the unit to ourselves or investment prospect...

Thanks!

This post has been edited by haksam: Nov 12 2009, 11:13 AM

I am someone who will never buy MRTA. If the above two banks cant do it, get from others.

Having said so, one must have enough insurance protection just in case kick the bucket earlier than supposed or get into a situation of permanent disability.

So, you need to weigh your existing protection level (ie in other form of insurance) to tell whether you need MRTA or not.

u all take 95% loan?

anyone has loan approved already?

Bro tengster, means u're going MLTA? I have run some checks on both cons, seems to me MLTA offers higher flexibility with of course a higher premium, but i'm still not sure how high comparing to the both above. Or any better suggestions from the mentioned 2 option.


From my joint application, my wife and I took 95% to preserve our EPF... Therefore, we target the EPF acc as an option for another opportunity when it arise. Can the Sifus advice me that am I thinking correctly with my move?

Btw, yes. I got my loan approved from the mentioned banks and am currently on the insurance issues...

haksam - I mean I wont opt for either mrta nor mlta.

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Added on November 12, 2009, 3:50 pmairline - 5% is about 15-20k.......I think if you know your own cashflow, i think you are doing the right thing. Just dont stretch too much, keep some cash for buffer zone.

In future, you may apply for EPF house withdrawal. it will be difference of MOF and house price ....ie...5% plus another 10% of the house price.......let say 360k is your unit, you can withdraw RM54k.....You can use this money for renovation, future investment or even to offset the laon principal amount or park in the flexiloan account.

This post has been edited by tengster: Nov 12 2009, 03:50 PM

Yes, the price is increased by RM 3K per unit since few days ago.

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Added on November 13, 2009, 11:18 amAs at 13 Nov 2009.



This post has been edited by T816B: Nov 13 2009, 11:20 AM

Hi, just to ask whether there are some unit (1007sqft) left available ? or what is the smallest unit available ? and.. price ?
Thanks

thanks T816b ...........70 of 255

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Added on November 13, 2009, 11:59 amthe two smaller types are 845 and 1007. THey are all gone....the available units are 1138......for pricing, you can guesttimate at 363 per sq ft

This post has been edited by tengster: Nov 13 2009, 11:59 AM

so fast 3K difference...

latest update

1. possible official launch in mid or end Dec....to sign SPA too
2. price confirmed up liao
3. showroom will be closed soon for renovation to reflect Brio
4. R1 may be launched in early Q2
5. sales exceeds 70%...bigger units picking up strenght.

360 per sq.ft still better than berjaya recently launch at bukit jalil golf club there...

bigger units also moving fast,

FYI, u can ask for MRTA refund if u settle u loan earlier.

anyone here apply direct access? their staff piss me off, majority lan si- give excuse busy la, no time la, focus on big loan la..

They were slow when processing my application. I decided to go for Eon Bank which I was given a better service.

Wanna ask the 1138 sqft Brio apartments going for RM 400K++ is kinda overpriced for Puchong? If hold for rental yields, do you guys think can fetch > RM 2100 to cover for P+I????

overpriced ? wait until its ready n all the posh n lush retailers move in, it would be a regret then

mercuri - maybe later down the road. It won't be immediate. Similar to the Curve effect.

what is Curve effect???