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Eco Botanic @ Nusajaya
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As investors, we judge by the reputation of the developer/magement and the information provided, including concept, price & location. In terms of location, EB is actually just beside HH. It has the added benefit of being next to educity as well. So, if we use EL as reference, it's even more undervalued. And yes, EL has HTC cables nearby too. That has not affected its price & rentability. Perhaps u should pay a visit to the actual site and view the show houses to have a better idea?
Agree. Prefer EB than HH as EB has a better layout plan and concept compare to HH.
EB is building a township whereby there will be shophouses, service apartment, retail shops and landed property. The whole area are more well planned. Somemore it located just right beside Educity, which I think will bring up the whole place once project completed.
Dun waste Gas bro…
You wanna start the provocation again?
To me, if you dont mind the view of HTC, and for own stay, i think EB is ok as long as you dont choose the Davenham type. If you buy for investment, better think twice bcos many people may not like the view of HTC around the garden.
How can one say prefer EB when it is not even there yet? Should compare something that is tangible. Not through imagination or CGI.
The sales staff reveals very little information bout this phase... But i manage to korek abit more from a few different staff... Confirmed to have bungalows with customisation selection, dont know how customised they can be but bungalows is on... Semi dee is also on... One of the sales guys revealed they might have superlinks with garage... Clusters may be discontinued... But all sales staff said the same thing... 'this isnt confirmed yet'...
so basically EB guys just wants us to drop cheque without even knowing the selection of houses.. n yea minimum will start from 1.2m.. mayb 1m after disc
Would interest you to see the actual site. Part of it is already tangible. Besides, if you wait till everything is tangible before investing, how do you profit from any investments? The entire Nusajaya is still pretty much a masterplan and a work in progress.
I agree with you that you dont have to wait before everything is tangible. I am just saying that the main setback for EB is there are HTC around the garden as shown in the pic. This HTC will be there and wont go away. If you dont mind about it, is ok you invest in it. However, when you decided to sell later, you may take longer time to get buyer as many of us dont like HTC around our house.
Yup, i agree.... however, even when we take off the icon, they will use other means to troll as they use this forum as their playground.
I 100% agree that we should be polite and respect each other views. However, i must stress that differing opinion from others does not mean is misleading others. We have to agree to disagree. If we accuse someone "misleading" others just because he has different view, than to me it is wrong. We are all adults here and we can digest, think and make judgement on what is best for us after referring to all opinions in this forum.
Just sharing some of the info from the below news;-
Beware of environmental factors when buying a property
Posted on October 3, 2013 - Featured, Property News.
Location is key in property purchase, and the consensus is that the Klang Valley is the prime area, but before signing the sale and purchase agreement, prospective buyers should be alert to red flags that may warn of potential health risks in certain locations.
Making an impulsive purchase can happen when one is caught up in the excitement of owning a property. It’s a common mistake especially in prime areas where land is scarce. If properties marketed at a decent price, people will line up to seal the deal, ignoring the nearby plantations or facilities that may prove to be the Achilles’ heel of your purchase.
There must be a buffer zone separating these developments from areas with the possible health risk.
In other parts of the world, properties are seldom built close to high-voltage power lines, sewage treatment plants, landfill and highways. The asking price for properties close to such places are always lower than similar in-type properties further away from the sites. However, the same cannot be said about properties such as in the Klang Valley.Properties near to such sites still command sky-high prices. The justification? It is within the Klang Valley.
It makes one wonder whether new technology has found a way of overcoming the problems posed by such places. With high-voltage power lines, the structure is believed to produce electromagnetic field (EMF) that is hazardous to people’s health. The exact measure of radiation exposure can be calculated by the voltage, current levels and distance from the property.
There have been a few case studies linking the home distance with detrimental health effects. The majority of experts advise pregnant women to stay away from such places to avoid possible health risks. If one still thinks of buying, then it’s best to acquire an EMF meter to test out the radiation exposure yourself.
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Beware of environmental factors when buying a property
Posted on October 3, 2013 - Featured, Property News.
Location is key in property purchase, and the consensus is that the Klang Valley is the prime area, but before signing the sale and purchase agreement, prospective buyers should be alert to red flags that may warn of potential health risks in certain locations.
Making an impulsive purchase can happen when one is caught up in the excitement of owning a property. It’s a common mistake especially in prime areas where land is scarce. If properties marketed at a decent price, people will line up to seal the deal, ignoring the nearby plantations or facilities that may prove to be the Achilles’ heel of your purchase.
There must be a buffer zone separating these developments from areas with the possible health risk.
In other parts of the world, properties are seldom built close to high-voltage power lines, sewage treatment plants, landfill and highways. The asking price for properties close to such places are always lower than similar in-type properties further away from the sites. However, the same cannot be said about properties such as in the Klang Valley.Properties near to such sites still command sky-high prices. The justification? It is within the Klang Valley.
It makes one wonder whether new technology has found a way of overcoming the problems posed by such places. With high-voltage power lines, the structure is believed to produce electromagnetic field (EMF) that is hazardous to people’s health. The exact measure of radiation exposure can be calculated by the voltage, current levels and distance from the property.
There have been a few case studies linking the home distance with detrimental health effects. The majority of experts advise pregnant women to stay away from such places to avoid possible health risks. If one still thinks of buying, then it’s best to acquire an EMF meter to test out the radiation exposure yourself.
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Please read trusted site below:
http://www.cancerresearchuk.org/abo...ions/does-electromagnetic-energy-cause-cancer
Frankly, if people who stay near EM cables are going to die, it'll be those living in high rise apartments in the city. If u visit KL, Bangkok or Manila, you'll see tons of EM cables running very close by buildings.
http://www.cancerresearchuk.org/abo...ions/does-electromagnetic-energy-cause-cancer
Frankly, if people who stay near EM cables are going to die, it'll be those living in high rise apartments in the city. If u visit KL, Bangkok or Manila, you'll see tons of EM cables running very close by buildings.
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