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| ashu | Posted
on 03-Aug-03 06:21 PM
Hi all, Those of you presently living/working away from Nepal and hoping to come back to live in Nepal someday may find this interesting. Disclosure: I have NO commercial interest whatsoever in these apartments. Enjoy oohi "love sharing news, views and info on Sajha from Nepal" ashu ktm,nepal ********************************** An Ace Apartment is a once-in-a-lifetime investment opportunity to purchase prime real estate in a prime location. We invite you to join an exclusive club of 56 wonderful families owning Ace apartments - located at Naxal, the heart of Kathmandu. In the entire process of building the apartment, we have been extremely conscious of the quality of construction and the comfort and convenience of the residents. We sincerely believe that the chance to buy high quality dwelling units at a prime location like Naxal is a rare opportunity - especially at the price at which we are offering them. An Ace apartment is a great buy not only because it provides a luxurious and convenient living, but also it is a great asset to add to your portfolio of investments. Click on the link below to learn more about Ace Apartments. www.aceapartment.com |
| phateko_kattu | Posted
on 03-Aug-03 06:33 PM
Ashu ji , Thanks for the link .This is very useful . |
| Bhunte | Posted
on 03-Aug-03 06:38 PM
Oh real estate investement is following US model these days in Nepal... good good good But, it costs around 1 karor for two apartments in that complex. for 57 apartments it is anywhere between 25-30 karor nepali rupee. hmmm...what would be the total cost of the project? |
| khimu | Posted
on 03-Aug-03 06:50 PM
This is so cool Ashu dai I really like the building ya. really bhannya if i want, can i buy (not rent) from here or i have to be there to buy ? ani how many rooms got each aparment? thanks for such a great news hai ashu dai |
| rendra wasito | Posted
on 03-Aug-03 07:05 PM
For decades, there has been an underlying tension between an underlying tension between historic preservation (ala Theophile's gaudy dadaism retro art deco Babar Maha lRevisited) and environmenatl design (real Bahils and Bahals of Patan, Bhaktapur and Old Kathmandu): the former to protect our Rana heritage of oppression and culture based on British model, typically by applying traditional methods of construction and conservation to familiar Rana buildings from the past; the latter trying to protect human health and natural habitat and promote alternative sources of energy, often through the application of innovative technologies and construction methods to novel forms. However, these ugly and gaudy PAGODA cum Alcatratz CONCRETE Blocks style dwelling blocks do not interest me. I like Chinese style mud-rammed under ground houses as my home like in Hunan Province. Se Se. |
| phateko_kattu | Posted
on 03-Aug-03 07:11 PM
khimu says : [really bhannya if i want, can i buy (not rent) from here or i have to be there to buy ? ] aba hazoor president jasto manche busy hunuhuncha hola . Paisha ko yek musta thailo malai hastaantaran gari bakshiwosh na .Ma Nepal gayera hazoor ko lagi mero naam ma flat kinidiunla ni .:0) In Jest ....... |
| Rastafariya | Posted
on 03-Aug-03 09:12 PM
Birader Bhunte! How many time I is needs to come here and tell you? You is talkin about carore? Them biraders make arabs in just one term which is usually 5 to 8 months. Them easily buy them apartments for all them bhana bhanja bhai bhatija no problem |
| gunda | Posted
on 03-Aug-03 11:15 PM
This idea may sound nice but I wonder if Kathmandu Valley is set up to accommodate this kind structure. What environmental impact will result from this kind of settings? I am particularly concern on the depleting water table and sanitation of the valley. We have to bring in the questions of water, sewer and traffic into equations. It is mean that sewer of 50 houses will be dumped in to Bagmati river, who will be the victim or who will suffer from this, where are they going to get water from?? we know that water table is depleting in Kathmandu valley. Bagmati and Bishnumati has literally dried up, there is more to discuss on this kind of issues than what have been expressed here... |
| khimu | Posted
on 04-Aug-03 09:00 AM
damn i know the "PRITHVI BAHADUR PANDY" when i was in NJ I saw him many times he used to came his brothers (Pawan bahadur pandy ) house. He is a cheif excutive officer of Himalayan Bank limited. He lives in Maharajgunj (Chundevi). I didn't no that he is also member of that apartment, thats so cool. |
| ashu | Posted
on 04-Aug-03 09:21 AM
Hi all, Some friends and I are going to check out these apartments later this week. Will let you know about our "sai.cchik vra.man". Both Ajay Ghimire (of Ace Finance) and Prithivi Bdr. Pandey (now at Nepal Investment Bank, and also my new office neighbor) enjoy first-class reputation among their professional peers in Nepal. oohi ashu ktm,nepal |
| Bhunte | Posted
on 04-Aug-03 09:34 AM
ok khimu, tell me how many kids pawan has, and what age ranges? |
| khimu | Posted
on 04-Aug-03 09:49 AM
you kidding me one boy and one daughter i know their name too but i don't want to put here son is 16 he go to Lincoln school and daughter is 14 she is in Rato bangala school. i know their whole family history tapai lai thahai hola "Kalu pandy" ko name Prithavi Narayan shah shah ko pala ma . Kalu Pandy ko santan hun ni yo Pawan, Prithvi, Sagar, and himalaya Bahadur Pandy haru. |
| Bhunte | Posted
on 04-Aug-03 09:58 AM
yes yes yes khimu....now i believe....ani khimu ta thulai manchhe ko chhora ho ki kaso...eheh |
| phateko_kattu | Posted
on 04-Aug-03 10:41 AM
thulai manche ko chora hola ra ta 35 - 40 laakh ko flat herdaicha ta mora ley .mero lagi pani yeuta kinidincha re khimu ley .hoinata khimu ?? |
| llcoola | Posted
on 05-Aug-03 08:02 AM
Its a good start indeed. But what we need is a middle class housing rather than a high class to discourage a 'Char Kothe Ghar in Char Anna Jagga'.Everyone wants a own a shelter in Kathmandu and the small unplanned houses are the reason Kathmansu is over crowded today. I'd love to see some middle class housing outside the ring road within the range of 10-12 Lakhs so that one can put 25% down and still can offord the monthly mortgage. Just a thought..any inouts welcome! |
| bhenda2 | Posted
on 05-Aug-03 09:53 AM
tehi ta 35 lakha ma ta dangai ghar ayee halcha nee...I would rather buy a house...apartment ta ali sasto bhayo bhaney lower middle class lai nee sajilo parthyo hola... |
| crazyeyez | Posted
on 05-Aug-03 02:11 PM
are these appartments ready to live in yet? impressive for those who can afford it, its a good alternative to buiying land and going through the whole contruction process. is this the same , or didnt Chaudhary group also have a similar venture like this, i think it was called Kathmandu Residency, also houses in Budanilkantha and i thought Naxal as well? Maybe i'm wrong. |
| Arnico | Posted
on 11-Aug-03 03:26 PM
Looking at the facilities page: http://www.aceapartment.com/facilities.htm I am somewhat surprised to see a photo of the swimming pool of the Club Himalaya hotel in Nagarkot. ... which makes me wonder where I've seen the little garden waterfall and the children's playground before... Surely given the current state of the building as shown on the following page http://www.aceapartment.com/design.htm the gardens could not possibly be complete yet. So what is this? Plagiarism? False advertising? |
| rendra wasito | Posted
on 11-Aug-03 06:17 PM
Rubbish concrete block and all the buzz and hype of Prithivi and his mate Sakya cha. Having done extensive Occupation, Health and Safety Management....the concrete block is a death trap waiting to happen. So many unanswered questions. I would not live near that area where pollution is the worst in Kathmandu. I have my dream house planned near the mountains near Juni Besi far from the Kathmandu maddening crowd. I recommend a CAVEAT EMPTOR. |
| rendra wasito | Posted
on 11-Aug-03 06:54 PM
This Pagoda style concrete blocks look like from Batman's Gotham city of nightmares.... They do not tap the synergies of green building and historic preservation. visit http://www.architecturalrecord.com for your reference and ask lots of questions before buying these eyesores. |
| rendra wasito | Posted
on 12-Aug-03 11:47 PM
ASHU you broke your promise. You came back to post a consolation. Why are you lookoing and also posting by breaking a public promise. Be consistent.... |