Yeah totally agree... help residents in Savanna like us to maintain the facility. Pay such a premium price and still need to walk such a distance to use the facility.

Really no brainer la

Yet there are so many people who buy overpriced condos when there are cheaper ones nearby.

Which are the cheaper condo nearby that you are referring to? Can name a few for us to BBB? Are they really in the same league?

You don't know what you don't know. One jelatek condo has only 70 units and got to pay RM0.5/sqft for maintenance because they don't 'share' other ppl facilities. If it has only 35 units, they got to pay RM1/sqft! Savanna 2 has just 32 units and paying RM0.3/sqft.

Savanna 2 residents should be the one saying big thank you to Savanna 1 residents. By paying minimum maintenance fee, they have the facilities to use and enjoy low density living

This post has been edited by danlim1: Aug 28 2010, 08:19 AM

u re right bro...
my collegue is savanna 2 residents ^^

That is a positive aspect to look at it. However, IMHO, Savanna 1 residents are paying 0.2/sqft for maintenance bills and able to enjoy the facilities conveniently whereas Savanna 2 residents have to walk a distance to enjoy those facilities. On top of that, the build area of Savanna 2 is much bigger and you are paying much more to for the maintenance bills.

So who is at the disadvantage, I wonder?

Savanna 1 has >400 units, Savanna 2 has 32 units. Do you think they should pay the same amount for the maintenance fee? Anyway, depends on how you look at it. If you are a person who wants low density living with great golf course view, Savanna 2 is for you. If you are a person who use the swimming pool/sauna more than 3 times a week, look else where.

chill, this is covillea thread. please move on and stop discussing savanna issues here, k?
selamat merdeka!

Hey There, anyone can grab some new pictures on the progress please? It would greatly help those that dont frequent the place often. Thanks in advance.

progress has been slow, heavy rain nowadays

Guys & gals,
Visited the site and snap some pictures.
Unfortunately, tried and not able to upload pics here. Anybody care to tell me how?
I'd uploaded in flickr but still cannot attached lah.
Anyway, progress is up to 1st or 2nd typical floor of condominium units already for both blocks.
From the looks of things, the project should VP by end 2011 or early 2012.
Cheers!


This post has been edited by kochin: Sep 20 2010, 09:08 AM

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This post has been edited by kochin: Sep 21 2010, 12:03 PM

since the mad price increase, is this project fully sold? any price increase?

The project is not fully sold yet. still got about 20++ unit for both A and B block. ( I think about 21 unit for B and 23 for A if i remember it correctly)

I am one of the water fish that bought one of the unit end of august after price increase. The sales person super lousy ... or maybe I am buying cheap cheap condo don't entitle any sales service ...

price increase by how much. not to worry, any house price also increase wat

I think the last increase was in May this year about 10% ... last month they give 2% discount ... so it is about 8% increase for the block A from the initial price ... For block B i am not sure .. i think they increase 21k after first week launch and then last May they increase 10% again same as block A.

Mind to share how much is it now?yet to see the show unit...

It is between 500 -> 600 K ++ now ...

There was price picture for block A in one of the old post in this thread ... Just add 50k from the price .. roughly about that ...

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Added on October 3, 2010, 12:54 amPassby the site today and take pictures ... Not much progress compare with pictures in May ....






This post has been edited by nkhong: Oct 3 2010, 12:54 AM

Property demand boost in Greater KL. Greater Kuala Lumpur/Klang Valley will need to house one million new residents by 2020, says the Economic Transformation Programme report. Greater KL/KV will need to house 1 million new residents by 2020, the report added. Currently, the population of Greater KL/KV is about six million, contributing RM263b or 30% to the nation's GNI. Over the next decade, Greater KL/KV is targeted to grow in population by 5% annually and achieve a GNI growth of 10% a year. The economic aspiration for Greater KL/KV is to grow its GNI contribution to RM650b by 2020, the report noted. (Business Times)

property is going to be oversupply soon.