Galleria Equine Park

(957 Ulasan)

Amenities & accessibility are good

Living here means we use the pool, gym and kids’ playground fairly often — it’s better than many budget builds around. The setting in Taman Equine has a slightly more relaxed suburban feel. But I’ve had small frustrations: a neighbour’s AC compressor was noisy for months, some lifts slow in peak hours, and parking can get crowded in evenings. If you’re buying here, check the management committee / JMB track record and inspect any shared facilities before committing.

(957 Ulasan)

Functional for rental/investment

We bought a 3-bed, ~890 sq ft unit here as an investment. What got us in was the below-market PSF (~RM 500psf asking recently) and the catchment of students / staff from nearby universities in Seri Kembangan. That said: the smaller and lower floor units seem to rent slower and see more wear; we always pick higher floor, good view, and ensure finishing is decent. Also, service charge and maintenance of a large serviced block (744 units) can add up.

(957 Ulasan)

Great location for what you pay

We moved into Galleria Equine Park in 2017. The location is really convenient — close to AEON Taman Equine, eateries, and major roads (LDP, MEX, SKVE) so commuting to the city or Putrajaya is manageable. The unit size (ours ~ 450 sq ft studio) suits us well and the price point was attractive. On the flip side, since it’s a serviced apartment and leasehold, you’ll find fewer of the high-end condo luxuries, and the building shows wear (lift delays, common-area paint) more than brand new developments.