See Hoy Chan
Developer index 8.0Bandar Utama · TTDIAlso seen as various (township by See Hoy Chan), Bandar Utama Development (See Hoy Chan), Developed by See Hoy Chan Holdings Group, Bandar Utama Development, a subsidiary of See Hoy Chan, See Hoy Chan Sdn Bhd, See Hoy Chan Holdings Sdn Bhd
Developer index
8.0/10
Handover quality, delays and maintenance track record, ranked against the developers we cover. Built once, reused on every building they made.
Their buildings, scored.
Best to worst · each score is the building’s ownBandar Utama, Bandar Utama 7Bandar Utama · 2004No published numeric ratings found for this neighborhood section. BU7 is a serene terrace homes estate comprised of multiple independent properties rather than a single building. Residents report lush greenery and quiet environment; significantly more peaceful than other parts of Bandar Utama near commercial centres.Strong7.11 Bukit UtamaBandar Utama · 2005Praised for its golf-course setting, large family-sized units (1,808-4,715 sf) and full facilities; criticised as high-density (586 units, 31 floors) with a dated facade and premium pricing for a 2005-completed building.
Appreciation outlook: Likely appreciate score 63/100 — short-window psf move -1% (2025->2026) - noisy; area outlook +6; infrastructure +3; tenure +3; age 21y +0; building +1 (golf-course setting, deep township demand)Strong6.81 Bukit Utama, Bandar Utama 10Bandar Utama · 2005Well-maintained with responsible security guards and helpful staff; praised for exclusive atmosphere and good Christmas decorations. However, noted as a high-density, overpriced development with rather outdated facade typical of See Hoy Chan developments. Located on a 9-hole golf course, which is the primary desirable feature.Strong6.6Bandar UtamaBandar Utamano published numeric ratings found - Bandar Utama is a 1,000-acre township developed from early 1990s, not a single residential building. The township comprises 12 sections (BU1-BU12) with terrace homes, and separate condominium projects like 1 Bukit Utama and Pelangi Utama.Middling5.6TTDI landed (terrace streets)TTDI · 1970One of KL's most sought-after mature neighbourhoods: community-driven, wide quiet streets, freehold terraces (median approx RM1.55m); residents actively defend the area's low density (e.g. pushback on new condo plans over congestion); downsides are 1960s-80s housing stock needing renovation and busy commercial core parking.
Appreciation outlook: Likely appreciate score 67/100 — insufficient transacted trend data; area outlook +8; infrastructure +2; tenure +3; age 48y +0; building +4 (landed scarcity; park gazetted removing overdevelopment threat)Middling4.5
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