This post has been edited by Covillea: Dec 8 2009, 10:16 AM

Its nice to see a familiar face during the Q here too man. besides this is an easier way to communicate.
Keep in touch bro, looking forward to more details about the Covillea unit.

Over & Out
-Kamalesh-

1. Kamalesh - B-15-3A
2. (Datuk) Covillea
3. kochin B23A-3A

would appreicate if the user can name their units too

There are many Berjaya Staff also are the owner of Block B. I am little reserve to disclose the information before knowing who is genuine and who's not for the better of Covillea??

Tuesday December 8, 2009
Builders positive on mega property projects
By DANNY YAP


MBAM: Time’s right to revive construction sector in a big way

PETALING JAYA: Developers and construction players are generally, in favour of several mega property projects in the pipeline in Kuala Lumpur, especially the proposed development of a multi billion ringgit 100-storey skycraper, expected to be built near Matrade Centre, bordering Jalan Kuching and Jalan Duta.

Master Builders Association of Malaysia (MBAM) president Ng Kee Leen said the mega projects would help spur the Malaysian economy further and provide more jobs to players in the industry .

Occupying a 28-ha site owned by Permodalan Nasional Bhd (PNB), the project could be completed in three to five years, if approved.

“It’s definitely the right time to revive the construction industry in a big way as (prices of) raw materials for the construction industry have stabilised and more importantly, consumer confidence, both local and foreign, is rising,” Ng told StarBiz yesterday.

Kuala Lumpur City Hall had approved several 30-storey and 50-storey property developement projects in the city, which are expected to commence soon.

Kuala Lumpur City Hall and top officials from PNB were unavailable for comments on the mega projects or confirm if the proposed100-storey skyscraper project had been approved.

Ng said despite the current property overhang, there were signs of a revival in the construction industry.

“There is now more hiring of draftsmen and architects and if most of the mega projects are appproved, it would certainly help further boost the Malaysian economy,” he said.

On the impact of the 100-storey property project, Ng said: “We don’t see this (building more mega property projects) as having a negative impact on the construction industry or the economy.”

“It would show to the world the Malaysia’s seriousness in following through with its plans,” he said, citing the continued property developments in Hong Kong and Singapore despite the current property overhang.

Jack Chua, a local real estate property agent and a property consultant specialising in property in the Golden Triangle area, said the impact of new mega projects would overall be positive to the economy.

“We believe if Malaysian government policies remain consistent and attractive, there should still be good buying interest from locals and foreigners, even if more mega projects come onstream,” he said.

Meanwhile, a local property analyst said while government policies had generally been proactive and supportive of the construction industry’s growth, the recent re-introduction of the real estate property gains tax (RPGT) did not go well with players in the industry.

“Many of them felt that the RPGT came very suddenly, just when the construction industry was showing signs of recovery,” he said.

The analyst said many construction players, including associations like MBAM and Real Estate and Housing Developers Association, had urged the Government to reconsider deferring the RPGT to a more appropriate time.

Covillea at RM400 psf only is cheap, cheap, cheap!!!

BUY! BUY! BUY!

what is the difference between bolck B and block A?

block B is selling at about 350/sqf. block A is about 400/sqf.

by the way, till now, how many units left for BLOK A?

Block A still available. No worries, you'll still be able to buy.

Block B is more or less sold out as of last weekend.

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Added on December 8, 2009, 7:19 pmI think the only way to filter out those fake-ass posing buyers would be having a yum-cha sessions where everybody is facing everybody. hahah and bring along your sales order. hahaha power to the people!

1. Kamalesh - B-15-3A
2. (Datuk) Covillea
3. kochin B23A-3A
4. korndamned A-8-?

This post has been edited by korndamned: Dec 8 2009, 07:19 PM

If berjaya staff are here, then they can clearly see that the rest are certainly in favour of what Kochin is putting up in the petition. Anyway, i am not a Berjaya staff, just a regular guy who stays near bukit jalil, getting a place so me and future wife can move in.

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Added on December 9, 2009, 8:10 amHad everyone settled the 10% downpayment. I wonder if Berjaya staff is going to call up those who pays RM10K to pay the remainding sum within this week?

This post has been edited by Hunters: Dec 9 2009, 08:10 AM

you can pay the balance of the 10% by credit card so can earn points.

fyi, i'm not a berjaya staff!

datuk

So you just happen to be register in LYN only after Covillea is launched and name yourslef after the development?

HAhaha.... you must be in love with the under con apartment.

How was the block A sales? Has it been snapped up like hot pisang goreng like block B?

ok, i passed by there a few times, but did not went in to check. this is what i think, the blok B which selling at about RM 400 is a bit overpriced to me.

when it is mentioned overpriced, i point it to the location. bukit jalil and sri petaling to me, is not a place to shout about. secondly, materials for construction, will it be high end, lower end? this is all puzzles.

most important is, why BLOK B is much expensive than BLOK A?

any buyer to clarify this?

Block A is definately more expensive than Block B. Fyi, price of the unit increased every 2 floors.

very unlikely you can get anymore freehold condo's in bukit jalil area anymore!!!

future berjaya launches will be more expensive.

buy today, reap tomorrow or don't buy today, regret tomorrow.

datuk

how many entrance/exit point for covillea? whenever there is a function at bukit jalil stadium, the traffic is terrible

Fat land nobody want, someone want, everybody fight. Please use cantonese to translate if you don't understand.

Block A is more expensive than Block B.
More expensive because facing golf view & since almost all units in Block B have been booked, Berjaya sure will increase price to increase their profit. Hoping same response from potential buyers.

However, last Saturday visit the showroom & saw still have many units unsold in Block A. Guess the new selling price is too expensive for most new buyers.

it's not expensive. people must take into account the economy come 2011-2012. it'll be booming then. everything then will be rosy. people will buy properties like crazy. have foresight and everyone can make money happily ever after. furthermore no insterests now mah!!!

datuk

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Added on December 10, 2009, 2:12 pmbuy! buy! buy!

This post has been edited by Covillea: Dec 10 2009, 02:12 PM