An associate of mine also just bought a property at DPC - I believe he paid about RM800k+ for the property *gulp*

Personally, I find it a little too pricey but well, it's always willing buyer willing seller

This post has been edited by tinkerbel: Dec 14 2008, 11:57 PM

@yeehs18,
Are U living @ DPC?! *grins* Am sure there are other places which are as nice to live too

@jchong,
Long time no hear from U !! Forgot me oredi ah?!

@ronaldoo,
Tolls are uhm.. well, depending on where u live and where U travel often too

@johnsonm,
I cannot understand Y people will spend so much $ to buy into something that size, esp in that area... but well one man's meat is anothers' poison.

And well both are high density areas *grins* I think I'm probably more suited for the Kampung living

/me joins jchong @ Ipoh

@jchong,
Er.. with me around U, U'll have all the buzz U need whether ur in KL, Ipoh or Taiping!

@jootat,
The fact that Jusco's there only tells us how populated the area is going to be - image all the traffic!

oK Ok.. I'm just one of the few who couldn't afford a property at DPC hence all the negativity

@jchong,
Popular does NOT need to be populated nor congested. Bukit Tunku is a nice place but it isn't that populated nor congested. Ah well.. DPC semi-dees were about RM400k+ when I first stumbled upon it but I couldn't afford it then [if I couldn't afford it then, what makes U think I can afford it now?! ]

This post has been edited by tinkerbel: Dec 23 2008, 06:02 PM

@chicaman,
There will always be people in the market for 'expensive' products. My neighbour recently rented her home for RM18k p/month unfurnished [well, her tenants received a RM2k discount because she'd wanted to leave some of the big bulky furnitures in the house]

@jchong,
Er... for the record, it's not a big bungalow.. it's merely modest. Expat lah... I don't know many locals who'll actually pay so much rental

@jchong,
I believe it's about 5k+, not exceeding 6k.

@Asurada,
As in the case of most things

@Phoeni_142,
I am not referring to the DPC development but whilst Adora & Zenia may not command RM10k+ rental, I believe there are few development in the overall DPC development that can (the bungalow plots on the hill), etc.

1. I don't think DPC will be a playground for people willing to spend on "expensive" products - given the kind of $ for a property at DPC, I'll look elsewhere - I find the place too densely populated for the kind of price

2. I've mentioned in my earlier posts I feel DPC is over-priced.

My statement above was really just a direct answer to buying "expensive" homes.

@debbieyss,
Er.. U replied to a post from 2009?!!! And you're right - consumer always have a choice! How are U?! U looking for a house to buy now?

@debbieyss,
And at DPC? Ah well.. my house buying days are over; no more funds *grins* so I probably ain't the best person to ask since I haven't been monitoring the market. Also been travelling a lot this year so a bit out of touch lah

@Chris Chew,
There's a DPC coming up in Shah Alam

@Chris Chew,
I'm sorry I don't have details; I saw the road buntings when I was driving to a Client's office at Sunway. Perhaps do a quick Google Search. Should be the same developer if they're riding on DPC