I am one of the earlier batch buyer for block c. I remember almost all the buyers (from lyn forum) at that time proclaimed that Zest is for own stay. Someone even propose all the buyer to form a "management team" to ensure the condo environment is well maintained. all the tenants are screened. After 2 years, everyone in the sell sell sell mood??

These are called "accidental investors"

mebbe Zest earlier buyers r all opportunistic bunch.........

Not really. Infaltion has caught up.

The frutit sellers in Klang Valley has also increased their prices by 20%!

I packet of fruits used to be RM1.00 is now selling for RM1.20.

To make money in properties, we have to add 40% breakeven (bank interests, opportunity costs, legal costs, rpgt, etc.) + 20% inflation.

Haha 2 years back, the property market has not been predicted to be in such a BBB mode. Everyone was thinking the price will appreciate but not that much. So most of the people will choose to buy for their own stay. However, looking at the current situation, some early buyers maybe able to get 100% capital appreciation during the VP if they sell at that time.

putting bank interest, RPGT and agent commission aside, its actually 1000% return bcos buyers only paid 10% downpayment.. RM24k turn into RM240k profit .. good heh

Moreover bank interest is tax exempted for 3 years for those who sign SNP after March 2009

This post has been edited by twincharger07: Apr 4 2011, 08:06 PM

For Sale:

1) Block C 7th Floor KLCC View - RM410k (techno)
2) Block B 16th Floor Golf Course View - RM420k (siaww)
3) Block B 18th Floor Golf Course View - RM450k (Covillea)
4) Blcok C 9th Floor KLCC View - RM400k (leong4san)
5) Block C 18th floor RM460k (jacob888) with free 2 Unit A/C, 32"TV, 2 car park side by side
6) 16th floor KLCC View (livelifefull)

Block B golf view is basically Flats view only, 10% tiny golf view. Hehe... Block-A towards near to personas will hv a much better golf view 

I'm one of the guys who sapu-ed one of the loan rejected unit in block C. When I saw the stickers all almost full, I walked away..went to have a drink and I go back again after 1 hour. The SA then said there's a corner unit loan got rejected...and the rest is history.

You are one lucky guy! So now just sit and wait to reap you profit if you plan to sell yours.

Block B and A not a nice view la.. Block C KLCC view is the best view ever. 180 panorama view. no blockage at all.. So, Techno offer is the best thing to consider.

Agree!

This post has been edited by keithcky: Apr 7 2011, 09:49 AM

i would prefer livelifefull's unit though. 16th floor klcc facing, views would be much better compared to techno's level 7 imho. unfortunately, no price is indicated

This post has been edited by babana: Apr 7 2011, 10:00 AM

"We see developers positioning for further price increases due
to higher replacement costs (land and building materials). Meanwhile, property buyers seem
unfazed by the price increases because 1) many believe properties are good hedges against
inflation, 2) population dynamics give room to higher new home buyers vs. other years, as well
as, upgraders; 3) attractive BLR spreads of up to 2.5ppts for new homes, and 4) some developers
are still offering financing schemes. These are indications of both buyers and developers bullish
sentiments. The government has also introduced 100% financing schemes for first home buyers
earning below RM3,000/mth for homes between RM100,000-RM220,000; however we still think
this measure is more applicable outside key property growth corridors such as Klang Valley,
Penang and JB. The measure could encourage more developments in this segment. We also expect
the sector to maintain its excitement given the MRT roll-out. While we do not have details on 1Q11
sales yet, we strongly opine large developers will delivery within expectations given 1) attractive
lending rates (Jan 2011 AVL: 5.1%) 2) headline projects (SPSB’s KL Eco City) 3) MRT roll-out
providing positive sentiments 4) further landbanking news. Although a few banks have turned
cautious, we strongly believe that there is still ample of liquidity for home financing, as banks are
still willing to offer attractive BLR spreads for new launches. The upcoming Invest Malaysia (April
2011) could see stronger news flows on the Rubber Research Institute (RRI) developments and
potential partnership of MRCB to execute RRI developments."

...Kenanga Research

hi all, i'm actually interested in the zest, was wondering anyone letting go? and how about the price range?

Thank you for your interested on my unit. I would like to but still unable to provide the price. As the price will greatly change when the time we get key.

I believe it would be above 450k. But again it would be no point if I indicating this price but unable to let go if it differ much at the end.

Thank you.

who wants to consider my unit? block C 18th floor. facing kinrara golf side. (as in facing tat side not really have tat view)

once sell the question for me is wat kind of house/condo can i get for my own stay later on? all the prices is so fluctuated.

Bro, if thats the case dun sell. Remortgage.. not just bcos of the price, but also cos u might not find another condo like this..

If you think prices will go down, you sell.
If you think prices will go up, you stay.

haha...no worries mate, was comparing ur unit to ukuan's preference. am also vested myself in this development

however as mavericktan7 rightly pointed out above, even if we sell our units at double our purchase price, property prices have indeed risen quite a bit. i'm still on the lookout for and will only flip if i've located any similarly priced developments in strategic locations which has potential for further cap appreciation for my own stay...

eh bro, block C is either facing pool or kl rite? block A and B only have units facing kinrara golf...