Our Editor's opinion on Skyline Embassy: Skyline Embassy is located in a prime area in the heart of Kuala Lumpur, although not directly next to the iconic Petronas Twin Towers, which slightly affects its location score. However, the building benefits from excellent public transport access, with the Ampang Park LRT station just a short walk away, making it a convenient location for residents. While it doesn’t have the Twin Towers in view, it offers views of the PNB 118 Tower, which is the tallest building in Malaysia. Overall, the location is still highly desirable, scoring well for urban living. The design of Skyline Embassy is modern and well-thought-out, with three towers (A, B, and C) and six different unit layouts. The units are symmetrical and well-planned, providing a practical use of space. With only eight units per floor, it ensures greater privacy compared to many high-rise buildings. However, given that the towers rise above 60 floors, density could become an issue, especially during peak hours or when the building is fully occupied. While the design is efficient, some residents may find the tall building's density to be a challenge, particularly when accessing communal areas. In terms of pricing, Skyline Embassy's units are set at an average of RM1,600 per sq ft, which reflects the premium location and modern facilities. While this price point may seem high compared to other developments in the area, it still offers a competitive investment opportunity, particularly for international buyers or those looking for a modern property in a central location. For locals, it may be more affordable than some of the prime properties in the area, making it an attractive investment, though it may not offer the same immediate allure as properties directly next to the Petronas Towers. The building offers a range of high-end amenities, including a gym, swimming pool, lounges, and children’s play areas. Some unique features such as the bicycle simulator (Spin Room) and golf simulator (Swing Room) add value, appealing to niche buyers. With four lifts per tower (including one service lift), the building addresses vertical transportation needs, though congestion could occur if the building reaches full capacity. Long-term maintenance of these facilities will be important to ensure they remain appealing to residents and investors alike. With 1,296 units across the three towers, density is a valid concern. While eight units per floor may reduce congestion on individual floors, the overall number of units could lead to crowded elevators or traffic at peak times. Additionally, sharing the same access point for the car park may cause further delays. Still, for those looking for a modern, central location in Kuala Lumpur, Skyline Embassy offers a strong investment opportunity with long-term potential. Note: This review reflects the editor's personal opinion based on industry knowledge and should not be construed as financial advice.