Thanks for sharing
To add on...the term and condition as follow :
1 unit per purchaser, non transferable,10% deposit and sign SPA on the same day
Thanks for sharing
Dont dare to because if BN lost the elections, share and property prices will nosedive 60-90% for the 1st few years. Last election Malaysia shares were down 40% when BN win narrowly. If they lose the entire government, I cannot imagine the consequences.
Nosedive 60-90%? No way. Malaysia shares have already factored in some possibility of BN losing and Malaysia was one of the worst performing Asia stock markets last year due to concerns about BN losing. All macro indicators for Malaysia look good and they have strong domestic economy.
Also I can't imagine Malaysian tycoons and longterm developers who have recently announced billion dollar deals in Iskandar and JB investing for short term.
Still no news on the actual selling price for the semi-d lake facing despite launching this sunday. Anyone has the latest update?
I used an induction cooker instead of gas cooker. Ordering gas tanks sound very 'primitive' to me...only my mum's generation does that leh in sg.
Induction cooker is just as good ...mine is multifunctional , can boil soup for 2 to 3 hours , steam etc
Indeed, sound 'primitive' using gas tanks but for Ujana the stove is already installed. Are u staying in one of the unit there?
TQ
With an average selling price of 350 MYR/psf, I don't think Ujana is a mid-range condo.
My definition for Mid range condo would be Teega: selling at 700-850 MYR/psf and those at Medini (leasehold) selling at 600 MYR/psf...
For high end condo, we would move to Pine Tree Residences at PH selling at 1,300 MYR/psf
That was around the launch price. Now the units are asking for around $600 RM psf, which puts it into the mid-range according to your range. Teega and others developers are just profiteering from the hot market as their costs are actually quite low. I put it as mid-range due to my perception from facade, facilities and landscaping.
Fully agreed