Alam Sari has launched their latest super link 26x80 called Iltizam III. Price starting from RM662,888. What do you guys think? Worth to buy?

During launching day, yes, a lot of units still available. There are about 44 units, and about half were managed to be sold (booked). That's what I saw in the display board, not sure now (after about 1 week).
Developer is offering free SPA and free MOT. Also, developer will put security guard for the first year after completion.

Congratulations, bro.
Yes, it's nice to be able to move from int. to corner unit.

What do you think of this project and overall in Alam Sari?
I would like to know as I am considering this area.
So far what I have heard:
Access road too narrow and crowded near Komuter station, area is hot, etc.
Good things are: well-planned by Developer, quality is good, etc.
Currently I am living in Puchong so thinking of moving out of this area.

To me what makes it interesting is the free SPA and MOT.
But yes, if DIBS is provided, that would make it even better.

Iltizam III, Alam Sari
Phase 6P2, Superlink 26x80

Intermediate
Built-up: 2498 sq. ft.
Land: 2080 sq. ft.
Price: RM662,888 to RM683,888

Corner
Built-up: 2665 sq. ft.
Land: 2880 to 5359 sq. ft.
Price: RM795,888 to RM919,888

Not in Alam Sari. They have designated an area to built a school, but obviously up to the ministry to decide when to build.
I talked to one of the sales person, he said he lives in Alam Sari himself and sends his kid to Sek Jalan Tiga in Bandar Baru Bangi.

If the quality of Iltizam III is really bad, perhaps the buyers should unite and confront the developer. I can see from how they manage the development in this area, as compared with their other development areas, that I&P is really putting Alam Sari as their lowest priority.

According to one person in the FB page: yes test & comm must be carried out first.

With so many problems with electrical and water, people must start to wonder how they passed the tests and got certificates? The thing is: now there is no more CF and CCC is issued by the consultant/architect.
If there are so many defects, there is strong and solid reason for buyers to question the developer.
The person in FB even suggest to go ask and see the test & comm results from the developer. The buyers have the right to ask and see the documents.

Hopefully as the buyers start to know each other and can begin to work together - go chase after the developer.

Anyone knows a good electrician in that area?
Or any good contractor for renovation work?
Thanks!

Iltizam III
Yeah, will do that.
Thanks...