Great insight Justin!! This will be so helpful to those rajin property buyers:)

Another tip is to look at Google Map, especially the satellite view. If there are green patches next to the propose building, or brown areas (which means the land is already being cleared) buyers should question what will be built on these adjacent lands

In Singapore these info are available online www.ura.gov.sg/maps/. Wish Malaysia can have it too.

@@AdrianJiek Yes, this kind of info transparency (black & white) is so lacking in Malaysia. I definitely miss the time working in SG. But Im sure you know WHY that all these information is lacking right, keeping things grey.

easier to go read lowyat property section

Not all salespersons sell with a mentality of "sell at all cost" and using broad labels like "good" or "bad" can be unhelpful as it can be subjective and over generalizes the buying decision. For example, what is bad for person A, could be good for person B, because the question is what the buyer prioritize and whether the salesperson can offer a solution/product that's most fitting for consideration. Think of what agents like to ask, for investment/own stay? I believe this is because there's different selling points to highlight. As a buyer, you'll always have the responsibility to do your own research, but imagine having a reliable, trustworthy, and competent salesperson, it will reassure and shorten your buying decision. By leveraging on the salesperson's experience, the good product will become even more obvious to you. Unless they are unethical/unprofessional (like the many cases we've heard from media/friends/family) by hiding key information or misrepresent the product differently, which I believe have led you to your sentiment about the profession. Sorry, didn't intend to write this much. Disclaimer, I'm just a young potato who "officially" does some selling once in a while. Take it with a pinch of salt, but i hope my reasoning is clear and reasonable.

Hahaha. "Sky"... Hahahaha!! Can't stop laughing 🤣

@@iherng hehehe ....

Dear Vinesh...I m having similar problem with my recent unit purchased in KL. Developer stated in another letter besides the S&P that there will be an additional room with brick wall. We were stunned when we got our unit, it is partition wall...similar to office partition...light weight and not sound proof. We are about to be end of our DLP...on 20th Oct 2021. What did you do to asserts your rights ?

@@limbenghuei9458 I didn't buy the project.

I see in the kiara bay sales gallery and google map that there will be at least 10 buildings on that corner of the lake, will it be a similar issue in terms of density and traffic infrastructure?

@@patoises it's a master plan which means subjected to change. It's a mixed development so to me that's a better use of land to have commercial spaces. Plus AVA is at the edge of the township (exiting out to Taman Fadason). Gentrification is unavoidable but if that spine road was not being built at the time I bought I would have never signed (thankfully it's completed already)

@@andrewchin9163 Good on you for doing a thorough due diligence, and sharing the insights

It's all about accountability:) Thanks for watching Edward!!

Thank goodness hahahaha!! Well, thanks for sharing:)

yea me too I didn't site visit, my 1st house. Luckily after few years I sold got profit 80k

Thanks for watching Mun Kit. Appreciate the kind words 😌

Ava residence+1

Right?? Hahahahaha.

The latest updated guidelines indicates that owner can rent out. But there's a confusion between RumahWIP, RumahSelangorku, and Pr1ma. So will still need to double check the terms again.