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yr usual way also can , just tat i prefer this one more direct.
yr usual way also can , just tat i prefer this one more direct.
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okie.. not sure about Malaysia k.. but in Singapore this will normally be the situation..
The developer will develop the land in phases and, of course, the internal roads. While the development of the entire parcel of land takes many years depending on the market, the developer needs to maintain and repair the access route during this period. Every phase completion is to submit as per normal TOP to authority like Npark, BCPU and LTA.
Even as the road is vested to the developer during this time, the government will check on the completeness of the road like the provision of perimeter drain, lamp post, culvert and development access entrance. The road will finally return to the government after the last phase completed.
with this i infer to the Nusa Idaman access. The developer is delaying the installation of lamp post to avoid the early spending of project budget and maintenance or.. even better.. since HR is building an entrance, they can conveniently pass the responsibility to them.. either way.. my complaint will still go hooho..
I agree that the junction is dangerous. The traffic coming in from the coastal highway is in full speed, cutting in to Nusa Idaman at that junction is like playing stunt.
I did use the above route that u mentioned. As i passes by thistle hotel, i also came across 4 blocks of old condo or apartments. As i go along, I will come across a highway. But instead of going straight, i keep to my left when i saw the signage Taman Bukit Indah. Is a small lane. From there I turn right. And as i move along, there were shops on my left. After moving ahead, i will turn left. And thats where i notice on my right hand side is Nusa Duta and straight ahead is the new condo by Setia group. Hope u not confuse by my post.
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oh. u dun exit bk indah , go further down then u will see horizon hills n exit to go ni
I think i know which route u are referring. When i reach the junction where on my right is Nusa Duta and number of banks eg Alliance, RHB, i make a rleft turn towards Bt Indah (roundabout). On seeing jusco, i turn left, reach a junction again and thats where i turn right towards a highway but will turn left towards NI.
So this route which i took did not pass by HH. So if that news about HH taking over the road (is true), at least i have my usual route to take. Hope i am right about this route.
I think i know which route u are referring. When i reach the junction where on my right is Nusa Duta and number of banks eg Alliance, RHB, i make a rleft turn towards Bt Indah (roundabout). On seeing jusco, i turn left, reach a junction again and thats where i turn right towards a highway but will turn left towards NI.
So this route which i took did not pass by HH. So if that news about HH taking over the road (is true), at least i have my usual route to take. Hope i am right about this route.
Err mrysing, wrong liao. Please refer to the map I shared with you earlier.
But the route which i took will also lead me to NI.
Really newbie to Msian roads. Next trip will try the route which u indicated in the link. Trial and error.
There are mutiple ways to NI. The route Crystal and I suggested is faster becos no traffic controlled junctions. Your usual route thru bkt indah and jusco got traffic junctions. U can try not taking thr bkt indah exit, just cont straight along coastal highway towards legoland until u see Tmn Nusa Idaman/HH Exit on ur left and HH houses on your front right. Thats the route we like to use.
Ok. But the long route i took (if u can picture or visualise) does not affect the road "own" by HH, right?
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Hi bro, it's not HH; it's HR (Horizon Residence). Horizon Hills isn't in the discussion.
U are right, bro. See how blur frog i am? I will google for HR location.
After driving around a few more times, you will be an expert. Basically I think we're just sharing on how fast it is to travel via the coastal highway to Horizon Hills or Nusa Idaman. I only turn right to BI if I wanna go to Habib or Tesco since that way is nearer.
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http://www.coroflot.com/redhafansuri/architectural-rendering
Got a rendering picture of Nusa Idaman from the website. Anyone know if this rendering is phase 7 apartment? If yes that will look very impressive.
The apartment looks quite short. I would have expect developers to want to maximise the plot ratio by building as high as possible.
Not cheap. Close to 650K.
By the way, which is your unit? Its ok if u wish to remain anonymous. Or u can PM me. We are future neighbours.
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Newbie here... really keen to move to iskandar recently... And this chatrm is really great and helpful. Searching ard... And realise HH is way 2 ex. Recently contacted nigel from Ni and he recommended 8d as well... Any feedback..as ihave not gone downto ni b4.
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