Are you ready for Condominium Living ?

Things you ought to know:-

• Condominium living is essentially community living. Good neighbourliness, and care of your property (inclusive of common properties) is very important to ensure a pleasant living environment.
• The purchase price you pay for your unit is actually contained within the walls of your unit up to the middle of each wall, floor and ceiling. Therefore you are responsible to maintain and manage this part of property sold to you.
• You are part owner of common properties to the extent of your share units, eg. corridor, lifts, tennis courts etc. Prior to the issuance of Strata Title, the Developer shall manage the common properties on our behalf. Therefore we pay for the share of the cost (in the form of service charges) in proportion to the buildup of your own unit.
• Common property is not a public property. Thus, it belongs to the residents for the use and enjoyment of the residents. Being private property, we have to maintain the same ourselves and we can actually impose our own rules, regulation and restriction as to the use.
• The Management is only our trustee. Wasting the Management's funds means wasting our own funds.

Click here for a copy of the Impian Heights House Rules

Some Do's and Don't

• Do not tamper, destroy or deface any common properties.If you do so, the cost repairing and rectifying the defects will eventually be passed back to you in the form of higher service charges. Remember, common properties are your properties!
• Do pay your service charges promptly to ensure continuous maintenance of common properties. Failing will result in poorly maintained properties and the value of your interest in the property or investment will surely diminish.
• Do be understanding and learn to share. As no one person owns the whole of the common properties, be considerate to all your fellow neighbours.
• Do forward your complains and grouses via the proper channel, ie. The Management or the Resident Committee. Educated residents do not use graffiti on walls as a mean to communicate, only prehistoric human does.
• Do dispose garbage at the appropriate and designated place.
• Do not attempt to paint your car registration number onto your parking bay by yourself as you may not have the artistic talent of Picasso. Make the necessary arrangement with the Management.
• Do park your vehicle at your own parking bay only.
• Do inform the security guard if your parking bay has been occupied by others so that appropraite actions will be taken to remove the car.
• Do not ask what the Management Corporation or the Resident Association can do for you, ask what you can contribute to the community - sounds familiar?
• Do not throw any object out from your balcony.
• Do be careful not to splash water out of your balcony while watering your potted plants at your balcony.

In short, just practice good neighbourliness and be civic minded all the time.

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