My office is in Mont Kiara. Where to live?

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harsh6sigma Member

Member since 03 August 2012

harsh6sigmaMember06 August 2012 14:33:07

Hi,

My office is in Plaza Mont Kiara.

I come from India. Looking for a suitable accommodation for me and my wife.

I consider the following while choosing a property:
1. Utmost, it should be safe for Indian expats
2. It should be either walking distance to office, or it should be connected by any public transport (which should not be very costly).
3. We are ok with either a studio or a 1 bedroom condo.
4. My budget is 1500-2000 RM

I need suggestions. Please help.

Regards,
Harsh

Harmonie ViP

Member since 13 June 2011

HarmonieViP07 August 2012 06:22:04

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Hi Harsh, hope that other members will share their experience with you soon.

I encourage you to post an advert in the section Housing in Kuala Lumpur, it may help you.

Harmonie.

harsh6sigma Member

Member since 03 August 2012

harsh6sigmaMember07 August 2012 06:23:31

Hi Harmonie,

I have posted the ad.

Lets hope for the best.

By the way thanks for your revert.

Regards,
Harsh

MisterStretch ViP

Member since 07 January 2010

MisterStretchViP16 August 2012 01:02:30

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Harsh,

I posted on your other thread. Bangsar and even Brickfields are areas that you might consider as not to distant and with manageable public transportation to Mount Kiara, by bus.

Both have sizeable ethnic Indian populations and you will be among friends, I'm sure.

harsh6sigma Member

Member since 03 August 2012

harsh6sigmaMember16 August 2012 06:12:52

Thanks MisterStretch for your reply.

Can you please suggest the bus service and bus numbers who provide this service? I shall then see the drop and pick points.

What is typical range of fully furnished apartment in Bangsar or Brickfields? (400-500 sqft size)

fmg Member

Member since 10 April 2011

fmgMember18 August 2012 21:14:36

Hi Harsh,

Try Mudah dot my
You will find apartments within your reach. Mont Kiara is an expensive area. Try Anggun Puri, Dutamas apartments. It is close to Mont Kiara and the rent is what you have quoted. Good luck.

harsh6sigma Member

Member since 03 August 2012

harsh6sigmaMember19 August 2012 05:07:02

Thanks fmg for your valuable suggestions

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