Kim Sia Court

Casa Del Azares (1 Review)

Dystopian enclave

In this dystopian enclave, freehold land tenure has transformed the area into a lucrative opportunity for property agents and prospective landlords, eager to capitalize on its prime status. However, beneath this glittering facade lies a community marred by dysfunction. The estate's management is notorious for its inefficiency, while security guards, adopting a thug-like demeanor, enforce arbitrary rules that baffle residents. Despite the economic promise, a sense of community remains absent, with the enclave’s residents—often hailing from diverse ethnic and working-class backgrounds—alienated from each other. Neighbors remain distant, fostering an atmosphere of isolation, where the opportunity for true connection feels out of reach.

Mr. Nick Valenica (1 Review)

Great Location

Nothing beats the location of this condo and it is tucked away from the crowds of Orchard Rd. If you can get it for market rate, then it's worth considering. Many of the units are controlled by old-school private landlords who have an unrealistic perspective on market prices, tenant responsibilities. Other than than, there are lot of colorful characters who live in the building who come and go very frequently. Security is also overly strict on parking which can cause problems for your guests if they intent to park. There are no facilities but the management keeps the grounds and buildings clean.

Janet (1 Review)

Horrible Security/Management

Location-wise is great and the units when renovated are truly amazing. However, being a long-term tenant (~7 years) here I have found the place rampant with escorts who come and go. Not only that, with the new management I find that the place are not pleasant to live anymore. One time there was an hour-long complete blackout on the tower. There are often other electrical issues causing our units to run out of electricity for an elongated period of time. My visitors who were driving were told that they cannot park past midnight and even got warned that they will have to pay $100 an hour to the security. Why can't I have guests staying over past midnight? It's such an inconvenience for my guests to not be able to park in the ample visitor lots. All of a sudden you couldn't do any servicing during Sundays. I'm sorry but I work on Saturdays sometimes and I needed to get some Aircon servicing when I am available. I don't see why it's a problem to schedule regular servicing on the weekends. I've seen these horrible security men scream at guests and harassing tenants. Their claim is it's because "management says so." or "management says it's illegal now". It's horrible feeling uneasy at a place you've called home for almost a decade just due to a group of thugs running the building. Thinking of moving out.