Our Editor's opinion on Clouthaus: There’s no denying that Clouthaus has one of the most enviable locations in the country—right across from the iconic Petronas Twin Towers. This proximity alone puts it in a league of its own, especially for developments that aim to attract tourism or serve as short-term rentals. Few properties can boast such a prestigious and convenient address. In terms of location, Clouthaus scores full marks. The overall design is clean and practical, with a rectangular footprint that has been subdivided into well-proportioned units. The majority of the spaces follow a functional rectangular or square layout, which is efficient from a planning perspective. However, this space-maximization approach may come at the cost of comfort. Some areas feel tight and may present navigational challenges. Noise could also become an issue in such compact quarters. The layout shows that the developers prioritized efficient space usage, which is commendable, but some may find it lacking in breathing room. The price point is where opinions may diverge. For local buyers, the pricing could feel out of reach, especially for those seeking a primary residence. But for foreign investors, this could be seen as a golden opportunity. In comparison to international standards, Malaysia’s property prices remain relatively affordable, and owning a unit here could be seen as a smart investment in a prime urban setting. For the right buyer, it could even feel like a steal. Clouthaus provides a well-rounded set of amenities including a welcoming lobby, swimming pool, gym, and children’s play area—features now considered standard for high-rise living. With 9 passenger lifts and an additional service lift, the developers have at least made attempts to address vertical traffic. One pleasant surprise is the inclusion of a golf simulation lounge—a rare and thoughtful addition that could appeal to a niche crowd. Given its likely use as an investment or rental property, these facilities will play a key role in tenant satisfaction. That said, long-term maintenance will be crucial to ensuring these features remain appealing. With 615 units split across two towers, density is a valid concern. If fully occupied, congestion could become an issue—particularly around lift usage and the single entrance/exit point. Picture a Monday morning rush or a check-out wave on a Sunday, and it’s easy to imagine bottlenecks forming. While this is not uncommon in urban high-rises, the lack of multiple access points may become a pain point over time.