3 reviews for this Condo
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Anonymous (209 reviews )
Reviewed on November 4, 2025 0 helpful votes
Investment Entry with City Core Appeal
As an investor I like Seasons Tower: freehold in a key location, built-ups that give decent room size compared to micro-units elsewhere. Recent transaction data show median price ~RM 550,000 and median PSF ~RM 492. That said: the upside is moderate. Because the building is older, and the competitors (newer towers in the area) are increasingly premium, this isn’t a “big jump” opportunity anymore. Yield is acceptable but you’ll want to pick the right lot and plan for maintenance/refurbishment cost. I view this as a medium-term hold rather than a quick flip. -
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5
Anonymous (209 reviews )
Reviewed on November 4, 2025 0 helpful votes
Excellent Connectivity & Value
We bought our unit in Seasons Tower mainly because of its connectivity – Imbi monorail station is close, major malls like Berjaya Times Square and Sungei Wang a short walk away. Listings show build-ups around ~1,120 sq ft for 3-bed as per project info. But the caveat: unit orientation, floor and condition make a huge difference. Lower floors or road-facing units feel less quiet and less premium. If I were choosing again I’d aim for a higher floor, interior facing, and check what the recent maintenance has been like. -
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5
Anonymous (209 reviews )
Reviewed on November 4, 2025 0 helpful votes
Freehold City Core Entry
We moved into Seasons Tower about five years ago. The freehold tenure in the heart of Bukit Bintang/Imbi was what drew us in – walking distance to shopping, food and transport. Our unit (~1,200 sq ft 3-bed) gives enough space for city living. On the flip side: the building was completed in 2011 and units/finishes are showing their age. Some lifts are slower, corridors look a bit worn, and lower floors facing Jalan Imbi get a fair amount of traffic noise. -