iherng, I think it's worth highlighting the recent cases of landslides affecting either infrastructures (roads) or houses (condos and landed). In my opinion, development on hill top or next to any hill should be curtailed. This development is sitting on a slope. Perhaps that's the reason you see the road being design as a bridge ramp. I mentioned in one of your earlier video before that I am a civil engineer. Hence, I know any/every building can be designed and constructed to last hundreds of years or withstand tornado or explosion but price tag would be sky high. I believe the developer is not going to spend the extra money to do improvement works to the extended slope/hill area and there lies the problem. Those landslides cases you read in the news recently after the flood, when those buildings were constructed, they were definitely safe (meaning slope was stable then). But the slope / ground gets disturbed due to new development or due to weather and slope could become unsafe in an instant. There is just too much unknown factors that could cause slope to fail. Do remember that landslides that affect the buildings in the news were due to failure of slope next to the building, not within the building ground and that's why developer usually "wash their hands" off such problems and push it to the government. I think it's wrong for them to do so as the slopes are usually created by the developers in the first place. Another problem is over development at Genting which you mentioned at the end of your video. More development means more rain water runoff (excess rain water that cannot be absorbed into the ground quick enough). And rain water runoff is the main cause of landslides and flood. I think same thing is happening at Cameron Highland. If you have money, best to buy property elsewhere and away from slope. Don't believe if guaranteed by developer that slope 100% won't fail.

1. Hard to maintain the indoor and outdoor of the building due to the moisture level 2. Need to be aware if anyone would jump off the building (quite common in genting) and causing the diminishing of the property value 3. Due to owner not always around and so many strangers coming in and out of the building the security is a main thing to be concerned of

So fortunate to have Genting Highland, to escape from the heat, and enjoy the refreshing cool air. Hope developments are sympathetic to the environment there and help preserve it for all to enjoy

My only concern was the moisture environment that will affects everything, every single things years by years

Few days ago I drove up Genting, saw a lot of landslides (like a lot a lot), which causes them to close parts of the roads extensively. Might need to consider the factor of natural disasters such as the recent flood and the risks of these kind of highlands developments faces. I really like the idea and really love the atmosphere. As a car enthusiast myself, it's one of the best spots to just chill. I do it mostly in the weekdays or midnights. Really interested to look into it as investment and maybe a weekend own/family stay once in a while.

I have to say, I'm sold! But the weather can be detrimental to the house and everything in it. I used to live in Genting, one year in and my house is already covered in molds. All my leather goods are unusable. Not to forget my laptops and power bank. All damaged. Still, I have to say that I love my time staying there. On weekends it is hell with all the congestions and crowds, but on weekdays it is heaven on earth.

While I do enjoy your videos and analysis, I think you should start to evaluate and share the ecological impact of these developments. I would appreciate more information on policies and practices that are more climate friendly.

Yet another solid review from iherng. I'm just concerning whether the mushrooming highrise on Genting Highland will facing the same fate as what Sri Duta experiencing now in another one to two decades.

I am sorry but i am horrified by the monstrosities you have presented and you have not even reacted to the environmental destruction. These are overbuilt developments that has no sensitivity or try to be friendly to the natural green highlands. How much of the environment we go up to enjoy in the first place are they are actually damaging by turning it into another massive ugly urban sprawl.

Very interesting project. Looking forward after the completion 😊

Good review. Come and review Midhills in Genting Permai, where it's more condominium oriented than Twinpines and it's located at the quiet end of Genting Permai. You can spend a night in my unit there if you wish for a more wholesome review of not just the property, but as a staycation experience. I actually requested your firm to do the renovation but at that time you guys were not setup for Genting yet.

Need to turn on dehumidifier appliance indoors to reduce dampness, moisture , to reduce and control mold mildew.

Good honest review Sean👍🏻

Yes Thankyou so much i well considering i like fresh Air📣 cooling 😁👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

It must be a cool experience to work up there constructing all the structures with all the highland challenges

Thanks for this localised review of the Genting area. It has been a while since I have been to Genting. In the meantime, I can rely on my Sintok jungle to provide me with cool air, serene environment and a variety of natural and local inhabitants.

Sean just want to let you know that you have a fan in San Diego, California USA.

1:50 Yikes Genting has some serious sanitation problem with all the trash at the back

Have anyone thought of the issue of more development coming up will gradually affect the climate of genting

Landslides. Mound. Congestion.

wow Genting.... interesting. well done!!

Hmm love the design and everything that it stands for..but huge concern on the auxiliary supporting facilities..there is no clear plan by the local authority on the management of traffic and environment. I would buy just to tick of a dream of owning somewhere unique, similar like a beach front prop. There are risk but the satisfaction is high too, forest view and misty morning fuh...would buy if 300k/400k installment is considered small change to me..when my pay is like 20k la hahaha. One plus point i can see is that the area size is big and the location is further down, maybe less risk of environmental disaster?

Wow many high-rise launched in Genting. I notice at least 2 recently, probably more.

Was there an environmental impact analysis done? If yes, the council or who ever approved this needs their heads checked. Or their pockets for brown envelopes.

Your confidence start of the video as compared with 3 years ago really different. Last time really paiseh opening.

Nice video Sean. Go Genting eat seafood. I like that 🤣 Personally I find this a good investment property and a good retirement home especially after the announcement of the entertainment hub.

twinpines look like the shortest among those condo planned, but it also have 50 plus floor liao

Definitely renting than buying ☺️

There are too many mega development around Genting, if no control and preserve the nature and to get the balance between development and Environmental conservation to make sure the long term sustainability, the landslides incident happened recently will happen more and more in the future but actually is not natural disaster but due to human activity

Wishlist for property review: Tropika, Alcove, Jendela, the Greens

Very curious about the people who actually buy this for personal stay instead of investment.. Anyways great video as always !!

twin pines? Reminds me of Twin Pines from Back to the Future

Hi Sean, why don't do a review on the Riana Dutamas development now at phase 2 called Savvy. I am considering that development.

I against Hill and mountain with green nature being exploited.

Not interested to buy, but very interested to stay in airbnb unit on this new condo!

I’ve also seen adverts on the GRR packages offered for the upcoming new condos on the hilltop itself. Simply because of the supply vs demand discussion it would make sense that the rental would cover the instalments. What are your thoughts on this?

Ohhh ohhh with that price I can buy 2 or 3 unit at Amber Court. If you lucky you can get the unit pre-occupied too. *sinister smile*

Oh.. would u be doing a review on Antara Genting ? I heard it's a new condo on Genting ?

hopefully not another “highland tower” incident with all those highrise project

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The design does not take into account the environment and climate. This is a highland development and yet you can see aircons inside the rooms.

Another good point is flood free

Is this entire development all under pahang state or selangor state?

Can you have a review at Far East Residensi at Kuchai Lama?

Concern of landslide

Any idea what is the gradient of the slope? It looks quite steep based on the model foundation height

too far from Genting. who will be renting at twin pines?

i hope they start paying more attention to the street cleaning.. aaah yaaa.. so dirty.. so embarrassing..

I think 2nd phase onwards will most likely not successful. Don't think retiree will choose to stay there. Most likely ghost town in futures

Would they have a penthouse unit?

Foreigner can buy ?

Review Paisley Tropicana Metropark please. Curious to see your review on it.

400sqfeet 400kstarting ＋＋

Haih, more developments....here comes landslides....water will flow into the river more rapidly since there are no more trees/grass to retain the water...I dont want to say is exciting development....is distasteful development...poor timing posting this video...so i have to give a thumbdowns...sorry...7:18...Fresh Air/Cold Air/ Nice sceneries.. the development have to chop down trees which provides fresh air / cold air/ nice sceneries and yet promoting those environment which the developers destroyed..The irony...

all these development will badly effect the environment..

Destruction of the environment and you can actually talk about the scenery. 🤣🤣🤣

Hahaha..not Sit Cable Car la.. Ride Cable Car