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Not sure about HH and EL but Nusa Idaman definitely have foreigner quota. The sales staff there ever told me foreigner quota have been met for their terraces last time.
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Not sure about HH and EL but Nusa Idaman definitely have foreigner quota. The sales staff there ever told me foreigner quota have been met for their terraces last time.
Re: Investing in Nusajaya
Tell your Neighbour not to sue la, time consuming, anxiety too n in Jb very difficult to sue. Waste time waste money.
great idea, maybe we should all spam their email inboxes. Email to the management people.my neigbour was planning to sue the developer.
Tell your Neighbour not to sue la, time consuming, anxiety too n in Jb very difficult to sue. Waste time waste money.
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Your tenant from which country? So fierce. Last time my place in SG rented out and leaking caused by upstairs neighbour dirtied my tenant's clothes, the tenant called me up and told me only, never shouted.
Yeah rubbish collection should be frequent enough, hopefully the JB rubbish collection company can improve on the standards for HH and the rest of the developments. In the mean time, may be you can consider to install a food waste disposer under the sink for your tenant. Saw it at the home fair recently, the cheapest model selling Rm1.1k. Can grind the food waste to small pieces and just disposed away by water.
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Your tenant from which country? So fierce. Last time my place in SG rented out and leaking caused by upstairs neighbour dirtied my tenant's clothes, the tenant called me up and told me only, never shouted.
Yeah rubbish collection should be frequent enough, hopefully the JB rubbish collection company can improve on the standards for HH and the rest of the developments. In the mean time, may be you can consider to install a food waste disposer under the sink for your tenant. Saw it at the home fair recently, the cheapest model selling Rm1.1k. Can grind the food waste to small pieces and just disposed away by water.
Re: Investing in Nusajaya
Your tenant from which country? So fierce. Last time my place in SG rented out and leaking caused by upstairs neighbour dirtied my tenant's clothes, the tenant called me up and told me only, never shouted.
Yeah rubbish collection should be frequent enough, hopefully the JB rubbish collection company can improve on the
standards for HH and the rest of the developments. In the mean time, may be you can consider to install a food waste
disposer under the sink for your tenant. Saw it at the home fair recently, the cheapest model selling Rm1.1k. Can grind the food waste to small pieces and just disposed away by water.[/QUOTE]
Hi ginfreely,
I used to see that in movies n one of a show house too. Am interested, do u hv more info or contact? Thanks
Your tenant from which country? So fierce. Last time my place in SG rented out and leaking caused by upstairs neighbour dirtied my tenant's clothes, the tenant called me up and told me only, never shouted.
Yeah rubbish collection should be frequent enough, hopefully the JB rubbish collection company can improve on the
standards for HH and the rest of the developments. In the mean time, may be you can consider to install a food waste
disposer under the sink for your tenant. Saw it at the home fair recently, the cheapest model selling Rm1.1k. Can grind the food waste to small pieces and just disposed away by water.[/QUOTE]
Hi ginfreely,
I used to see that in movies n one of a show house too. Am interested, do u hv more info or contact? Thanks
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Re: Investing in Nusajaya
Yeah Genting property arm has large housing development in Kulai area nearby to this premium outlet location. When I visited their show house last year, the premium outlet was cited as one attractive point for their housing development.
Yeah Genting property arm has large housing development in Kulai area nearby to this premium outlet location. When I visited their show house last year, the premium outlet was cited as one attractive point for their housing development.
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Re: Investing in Nusajaya
Hi ginfreely,
I used to see that in movies n one of a show house too. Am interested, do u hv more info or contact? Thanks[/QUOTE]
The food waste disposer is Ariston brand, understand it can grind fish bones too and the food bits will be grind and just flush through the drainage. Ariston and Signature Kitchen had a booth at the home fair recently. Sorry no further contact becos I look see only.
Oh if you are into gardening, you may also want to consider a food decomposer bin, saw it at a shop outside Sutera mall, selling at Rm2399. Can convert food waste to organic fertilizer, no smell produced.
Hi ginfreely,
I used to see that in movies n one of a show house too. Am interested, do u hv more info or contact? Thanks[/QUOTE]
The food waste disposer is Ariston brand, understand it can grind fish bones too and the food bits will be grind and just flush through the drainage. Ariston and Signature Kitchen had a booth at the home fair recently. Sorry no further contact becos I look see only.
Oh if you are into gardening, you may also want to consider a food decomposer bin, saw it at a shop outside Sutera mall, selling at Rm2399. Can convert food waste to organic fertilizer, no smell produced.
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The food waste disposer is Ariston brand, understand it can grind fish bones too and the food bits will be grind and just flush through the drainage. Ariston and Signature Kitchen had a booth at the home fair recently. Sorry no further
contact becos I look see only.
Oh if you are into gardening, you may also want to consider a food decomposer bin, saw it at a shop outside Sutera mall, selling at Rm2399. Can convert food waste to organic fertilizer, no smell produced.[/QUOTE]
Hi ginfreely,
Sadly, am not active in Jb, so only relied on Sis n bro here for all sorts of recommendations n where, as I only know how to drive to Gelang Patah n junco bukit Indah. Shame...
The food waste disposer is Ariston brand, understand it can grind fish bones too and the food bits will be grind and just flush through the drainage. Ariston and Signature Kitchen had a booth at the home fair recently. Sorry no further
contact becos I look see only.
Oh if you are into gardening, you may also want to consider a food decomposer bin, saw it at a shop outside Sutera mall, selling at Rm2399. Can convert food waste to organic fertilizer, no smell produced.[/QUOTE]
Hi ginfreely,
Sadly, am not active in Jb, so only relied on Sis n bro here for all sorts of recommendations n where, as I only know how to drive to Gelang Patah n junco bukit Indah. Shame...
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Not really spam lo, just make sure by doing so, all department knows about it n no cover ups for one mistake for not acting on. But must craft the email nicely .
great idea, maybe we should all spam their email inboxes. Email to the management people.
Not really spam lo, just make sure by doing so, all department knows about it n no cover ups for one mistake for not acting on. But must craft the email nicely .
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Hi Sanur and Jogs1,
Thank you so much for sharing, it helped me a lot on the comparison of prices for LF, LH and HH.
Wow RM3.2 mil for 6400 sqft land and 5845 sqft bu, that seems more expensive than HH The Hills bungalow without golf couse view man.
Looks like it is much cheaper to buy land and build own bungalow, but you don't get great views and a nice overall environment due to the Rojak designs.
Hi Sanur and Jogs1,
Thank you so much for sharing, it helped me a lot on the comparison of prices for LF, LH and HH.
Wow RM3.2 mil for 6400 sqft land and 5845 sqft bu, that seems more expensive than HH The Hills bungalow without golf couse view man.
Looks like it is much cheaper to buy land and build own bungalow, but you don't get great views and a nice overall environment due to the Rojak designs.
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There is no foreigner quota (limit on foreign ownership) for EL and HH.
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Any machine which can convert waste food into bio-fuel and sell for profit?
Any machine which can convert waste food into bio-fuel and sell for profit?
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I've bought it from Sansei (see link below)...
http://www.sanseionline.com/brands/ise/food-waste-disposer-by-insinkerator/
I've bought it from Sansei (see link below)...
http://www.sanseionline.com/brands/ise/food-waste-disposer-by-insinkerator/
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Hi, are you sure there aint anything good that I have said about HH? You may want to read and re-read all my previous postings, esp my comparisons between East Ledang and Horizon Hills. Actually I am not the only one who criticizing HH's rubbish collection delays and their various defects. Many forummers come here with their comments on the defects and lousy finishing. I speak the truth even though I have investments in it. This is a fair world. You and I are free to give comments. I have praised the investment values of HH many times in this forum until there are people who actually PM me and asked if I am a salesman from HH called Chris. Then you are another chap who come and tell me I am the Salesman from other property developments because I have been criticising HH.
All I can say it. Be truthful in what you are commenting. When HH finishing is lousy, just say so. My neighbours spent RM 300+ K on the renos alone and now his house in HH looks so much different after the overhaul. If you wish to hear only the "good things", please read the Straits time daily.
Please point out where i am hiding the truth? If you never read the posts in the first place, then say so.
Not really, only the initial ones then basically i saw only otherwise. Happy to be corrected.
Please direct or point me to one post i made which i said HH finishing is better or top notch compared to East Ledang. I can show you at least 10 posts which i already said HH finishing is lousy and there were leaks, etc. You answered my question with another question. Till now, you never answered any of my questions directly. I asked you about your experience with EL but well, other forummers here have shared about EL already.
Many folks have spent more than 300k on renovation in most developments, it doesn't mean that the more one spent, the worse the development is. 300k is starting to be below par for what most people spend and that includes many developments.
I have 3 tenants to date living in HH, none of them have ever shouted at me (till now) and especially not for rubbish collection.
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Horizon Hills:
Hi, are you sure there aint anything good that I have said about HH? You may want to read and re-read all my previous postings, esp my comparisons between East Ledang and Horizon Hills. Actually I am not the only one who criticizing HH's rubbish collection delays and their various defects. Many forummers come here with their comments on the defects and lousy finishing. I speak the truth even though I have investments in it. This is a fair world. You and I are free to give comments. I have praised the investment values of HH many times in this forum until there are people who actually PM me and asked if I am a salesman from HH called Chris. Then you are another chap who come and tell me I am the Salesman from other property developments because I have been criticising HH.
All I can say it. Be truthful in what you are commenting. When HH finishing is lousy, just say so. My neighbours spent RM 300+ K on the renos alone and now his house in HH looks so much different after the overhaul. If you wish to hear only the "good things", please read the Straits time daily.
Please point out where i am hiding the truth? If you never read the posts in the first place, then say so.
Not really, only the initial ones then basically i saw only otherwise. Happy to be corrected.
Please direct or point me to one post i made which i said HH finishing is better or top notch compared to East Ledang. I can show you at least 10 posts which i already said HH finishing is lousy and there were leaks, etc. You answered my question with another question. Till now, you never answered any of my questions directly. I asked you about your experience with EL but well, other forummers here have shared about EL already.
Many folks have spent more than 300k on renovation in most developments, it doesn't mean that the more one spent, the worse the development is. 300k is starting to be below par for what most people spend and that includes many developments.
I have 3 tenants to date living in HH, none of them have ever shouted at me (till now) and especially not for rubbish collection.
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Someone here ever mentioned that in terms of psf, Leisure Farm is really more expensive than EL and HH.
After calculating the figures provided by various forumers, I found that this is really true.
Comparing in terms of PSF price among the 3 below, LF is the most expensive. HH and EL is almost the same.
1) EL's bungalow with swimming pool
2) HH The Hills's bungalow with golf course view (no swimming pool)
3) LF's bungalow (not sure about view and swimming pool)
Someone here ever mentioned that in terms of psf, Leisure Farm is really more expensive than EL and HH.
After calculating the figures provided by various forumers, I found that this is really true.
Comparing in terms of PSF price among the 3 below, LF is the most expensive. HH and EL is almost the same.
1) EL's bungalow with swimming pool
2) HH The Hills's bungalow with golf course view (no swimming pool)
3) LF's bungalow (not sure about view and swimming pool)
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HH, please see below, i talked about defects and praised other developments including EL and other developments here.
I even pointed out before when i saw security guards sleeping, someone driving dangerously or empty houses has tall grass or where we felt it was unsafe and higlighted, etc. I even asked BigFatFish to share more name and shame the agent and talk about the unit.
Is this endless praise of HH? Please post where i ever said quality of finishing HH is better than EL. Some of the forummers on this page long enough would remember i did a ranking couple of years back of developments here.
http://sammyboy.com/showthread.php?35746-Living-in-JB/page19
East Ledang (Most of the below security findings applies to Leisure Farm too)
Relative Safety: 3 (Fatal shooting occured nearby, isolated, lonely and dark road at night)
Proximity to SG: 5 (Arguably nearest to 2nd link)
Proximity to amenities: 1 (Not developed yet)
Security: 3.5
Materials: 4.5-5 (Very nice materials)
Cost:1.2 million to 2.3 million
Type: Mostly bungalow or Semi-D, 2 storeys
Facilities: Clubhouse, Playground, Childcare, very near to Puteri Habour
Pros: Quiet, peaceful, security panic button built in for fast response, very very big rooms and toilets and living area. Good air quality. High ceiling, near to Puteri Habour and also the Kota Iskandar government area. Full parquet and nice window shades
Cons: External security concerns and lack of amenities coupled with the high price tag
Horizon Hills
Relative Safety: 4.8
Proximity to SG: 3.5
Proximity to amenities: 4.4
Security: 4.8
Materials: 4 to 4.5
Cost: 300 plus to over 1 or 2 million
Type: Mix, 2-3 storeys
Facilities: Golf resort, swimming pool, gym, air-conditioned playground, ballroom
Pros: Very high ground, solid security, nearby to many shops, Jusco, Tesco, Giant. Golf resort, anti-termite treatment
Cons: High price compared to some of the other developments, smaller lot/units size as compared to some of the others.
No balcony for a some of the units so need to do your own
Sharing the links for others as well as some useful information can be found here:
http://sammyboy.com/showthread.php?35746-Living-in-JB/page12
http://sammyboy.com/showthread.php?35746-Living-in-JB&p=753608#post753608
http://sammyboy.com/showthread.php?35746-Living-in-JB&p=756554#post756554
http://sammyboy.com/showthread.php?35746-Living-in-JB&p=764801#post764801
http://sammyboy.com/showthread.php?35746-Living-in-JB&p=770614#post770614
http://sammyboy.com/showthread.php?35746-Living-in-JB&p=780467#post780467
http://sammyboy.com/showthread.php?35746-Living-in-JB&p=780469#post780469
http://sammyboy.com/showthread.php?35746-Living-in-JB&p=833801#post833801
http://sammyboy.com/showthread.php?35746-Living-in-JB&p=827310#post827310
http://sammyboy.com/showthread.php?35746-Living-in-JB&p=827295#post827295
http://sammyboy.com/showthread.php?35746-Living-in-JB&p=808758#post808758
http://sammyboy.com/showthread.php?35746-Living-in-JB&p=787074#post787074
http://sammyboy.com/showthread.php?35746-Living-in-JB&p=782337#post782337
HH, please see below, i talked about defects and praised other developments including EL and other developments here.
I even pointed out before when i saw security guards sleeping, someone driving dangerously or empty houses has tall grass or where we felt it was unsafe and higlighted, etc. I even asked BigFatFish to share more name and shame the agent and talk about the unit.
Is this endless praise of HH? Please post where i ever said quality of finishing HH is better than EL. Some of the forummers on this page long enough would remember i did a ranking couple of years back of developments here.
http://sammyboy.com/showthread.php?35746-Living-in-JB/page19
East Ledang (Most of the below security findings applies to Leisure Farm too)
Relative Safety: 3 (Fatal shooting occured nearby, isolated, lonely and dark road at night)
Proximity to SG: 5 (Arguably nearest to 2nd link)
Proximity to amenities: 1 (Not developed yet)
Security: 3.5
Materials: 4.5-5 (Very nice materials)
Cost:1.2 million to 2.3 million
Type: Mostly bungalow or Semi-D, 2 storeys
Facilities: Clubhouse, Playground, Childcare, very near to Puteri Habour
Pros: Quiet, peaceful, security panic button built in for fast response, very very big rooms and toilets and living area. Good air quality. High ceiling, near to Puteri Habour and also the Kota Iskandar government area. Full parquet and nice window shades
Cons: External security concerns and lack of amenities coupled with the high price tag
Horizon Hills
Relative Safety: 4.8
Proximity to SG: 3.5
Proximity to amenities: 4.4
Security: 4.8
Materials: 4 to 4.5
Cost: 300 plus to over 1 or 2 million
Type: Mix, 2-3 storeys
Facilities: Golf resort, swimming pool, gym, air-conditioned playground, ballroom
Pros: Very high ground, solid security, nearby to many shops, Jusco, Tesco, Giant. Golf resort, anti-termite treatment
Cons: High price compared to some of the other developments, smaller lot/units size as compared to some of the others.
No balcony for a some of the units so need to do your own
Sharing the links for others as well as some useful information can be found here:
http://sammyboy.com/showthread.php?35746-Living-in-JB/page12
http://sammyboy.com/showthread.php?35746-Living-in-JB&p=753608#post753608
http://sammyboy.com/showthread.php?35746-Living-in-JB&p=756554#post756554
http://sammyboy.com/showthread.php?35746-Living-in-JB&p=764801#post764801
http://sammyboy.com/showthread.php?35746-Living-in-JB&p=770614#post770614
http://sammyboy.com/showthread.php?35746-Living-in-JB&p=780467#post780467
http://sammyboy.com/showthread.php?35746-Living-in-JB&p=780469#post780469
http://sammyboy.com/showthread.php?35746-Living-in-JB&p=833801#post833801
http://sammyboy.com/showthread.php?35746-Living-in-JB&p=827310#post827310
http://sammyboy.com/showthread.php?35746-Living-in-JB&p=827295#post827295
http://sammyboy.com/showthread.php?35746-Living-in-JB&p=808758#post808758
http://sammyboy.com/showthread.php?35746-Living-in-JB&p=787074#post787074
http://sammyboy.com/showthread.php?35746-Living-in-JB&p=782337#post782337
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Thanks for sharing this video. Need to warn all forummers to avert their wife/wives eyes.
Thanks for sharing this video. Need to warn all forummers to avert their wife/wives eyes.
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Kulai is going to be the next big thing after this and already on the way if according to IRDA's plans, land prices has already appreciated there from what i understand.
Kulai is going to be the next big thing after this and already on the way if according to IRDA's plans, land prices has already appreciated there from what i understand.
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