I just place a booking for a new development at Bdr Damai Perdana. Info as below:
New Double storey linked house (Corner Unit extra land size of 21'x70')
20'x70' Built-Up 2308sqft
Freehold
Price 552k
Developer: Mahajaya
Any comment on this property price? Is it too expensive for the current economy?
thanks for any feedback…
Hi, currently i'm looking some property for my own stay around setapak area and i found this just completed condominium named "Diamond Regency" at Jalan Gombak near Diamond Square, Prima Setapak 2 condo and Chung Hua Secondary school. Anyone heard about this condo and any comment on it? I was quote RM265K for a 1002sqft unit with Genting and part of KLCC view. Is it a good buy? Btw, i had some questions
1. The condo title is under commercial land because got shop lot on the ground. Is it tough to transfer to strata title in future?
2. My friend told me that property under commercial title, the electricity and water bill is more expensive; is it true?
3. What the resale potential of this condo after 10 years? I heard the owner bought this unit for 205K and now selling 265K non-nego.
Additional information on this condo:
1. Freehold.
2. Maintainance fee, 0.20 per sqft. Is it expensive?
Anybody know there is 1 new Apartment/Condo at Pandan Indah (besides McDonald and Sri Pandan Apartment) which is building now?Anybody know the details for this project?thanks
I am always wondering what is it like staying in a house which has a forest reserve directly behind.
My biggest worry is the house break ins and also all the uninvited guests – monkeys, snakes, squirrels and of course mosquitos.
At present, BK has many new launches that has the forest as the backdrop.
I also know that it is very cooling.
Can anyone share their experiences
and has anyone got latest update on the planned Subang-Kajang highway traversing Bandar Kinrara via teh Ayer Hitam reserve.
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Hi,i planning to get a property for investment (long term also can)…but my budget is about below RM180k (my salary is about RM2500 only) but now saving only can get very little interest,so i plan to start getting property…any suggestion? And based on all sifus here, can i know is tat possible for me to get the loan if i want to purchase property below RM180k? I planning to find a landed property (if possible) but not going to stay myself, any suggestion that can do as investment purpose also? Thanks for all sifu and suggestions…thanks

The Meru Valley Resort is the first of its kind in Ipoh, being a golf resort with country club living, just next to an eco-sanctuary at the foothills of the Kledang Saiong Forest Reserve. For the homes within the Meru Valley Resort, a tranquil environment filled with natural indigenous flora and fauna is the promise for the owner who’d chosen to set his or her home here.

The Sunway Vivaldi is one of the projects topping the list for international investors. The freehold condominium has a total of 228 units over 6 blocks, with a minimum of 2,574 sq. ft., starting with RM2,200,000 for a standard unit; each unit has a serving private lift.

It would be the sister unit standing by Villamas. From the artists’ impression, it seemed to exude an air of calmness and serenity, with cool hues of grey and white. Only launched recently, the Atmosfera Condominium is indeed the dream home for some: a serviced suite high in the serene hilltops, away from the hustle-bustle of the city. The freehold property stood on a 6.5 acres land, with 453 units.
By BUSINESS TIMES
THREE of Sunway City Bhd’s projects recently won the coveted Green Mark certifications from Singapore’s Building and Construction Authority.
Its high rise residential development called Sunway Pallazio in Sri Hartamas won the Green Mark Gold Award and the Best High Rise Development in Malaysia Award, while Sunway Challis Damansara received the Green Mark Certified Award.
By AP
SINGAPORE: Singapore real estate prices fell in the April-June period for a fourth straight quarter amid the city-state’s worst ever recession.
Private residential property prices fell 5.9 per cent in the second quarter from the previous quarter after plunging 14 per cent in the first quarter, the Urban Redevelopment Authority said yesterday.
Prices, which have fallen about 26 per cent since early last year, could plummet further as tens of thousands of new apartments become available over the coming months, said Yuwa Hedrick-Wong, Asia-Pacific economic adviser for MasterCard in Singapore.
“I’m afraid prices will crash again,” Hedrick-Wong said.
Singapore’s gross domestic product fell a seasonally adjusted, annualised 14.6 per cent in the first quarter. The government expects the economy to shrink as much as 9 per cent this year.
Private property prices soared almost 50 per cent during 2006 and 2007 as a growing economy and the easy availability of credit fueled speculation, with new apartments sometimes changing hands many times before completion.
Prices of government-built housing, where more than 70 per cent of Singaporeans live, rose 1.2 per cent in the second quarter, making up for a 0.8 per cent drop in the first quarter, the authority said.