A small group of apartment buyers had claimed that they had been shortchanged and they did not like what they saw especially considering that their units cost RM200,000 each.

Mayland Developments Sdn Bhd executive director Eva Hui said buyers were actually paying a small sum considering what they were getting in exchange.

Hui said as reputed developers which had prime properties in and around the Klang Valley, the company did not believe in compromising on quality.

"As far as Putramas Towers is concerned, buyers are getting more than they have paid for.

"There are covered car parks, a clubhouse, game facilities and much more. Normally, these facilities are only provided in upmarket properties," said Hui.

She said as developers, the company had done its best and delivered the properties as specified in the Sales and Purchase Agreement.

"Of course, there will be a small group of dissatisfied buyers and we are attending to their grouses," added Hui.

She said buyers were fortunate they bought condominium units of their choice in a
prime location like Sri Hartamas for just between RM170,000 and RM200,000.

Hui was commenting on a report in the Star Metro onNov 25, where a group of condominium buyers complained about shoddy work after they viewed their apartments in late October.