QUOTE(davkong @ Nov 24 2010, 06:18 PM)
TBH I wasn't sure on the exact finishing of Trigon, also whether it's FF or else. Just was told that there will be 7 lifts serving the floors and maintenance fee is RM0.45psf, which I personally feel is very very high. Based on this and the selling prise of >RM600psf, I think the general expectation would be Trigon has to offer something superior compared to R1/2/3 in order to justify the price it is asking.
IF Trigon is providing the same specs as R1/2/3 with the exception of sightly lower density and more lifts and better facilities (sky villa ala SSR style, etc), then I think R1/2/3 and TZ and other same league (read: lifestyle mixed use development) developments in the vicinity will catch a ride on the bull. However, I really feel that Trigon will not be in the same league as R1/2/3 or TZ apartments, more of like SPS's Sky Residences category. So let's wait a little more for the launching details shall we?
About the price performance after VP, I really have no idea and I admire those who can foresee and name a figure for the future price. However, I can be sure that SW apartments will command the highest psf in Puchong by VP time until some other better planned lifestyle mixed use developments come up in Puchong's Golden Mile.

Dav, agree that Trigon has got to be the best highrise dev in puchong (quality wise) to justify those price tags. But knowing SPS, doubt our prayers will be answered and most likely it will turn out to be just slightly better off VS R series. SPS should buck up n start delivering value for money products especially in the light of the new cap restrictions..........
Btw u bought SW for own use?
Added on November 25, 2010, 9:23 amQUOTE(dripinrain @ Nov 24 2010, 10:35 PM)
Tz likely will attract a more mature market so i'm counting on good appreciation even without any more future blocks/launches to inflate its intrinsic value.
Concur. With 2 carparks, better access (for those working in KL or BJ), better facilities and slightly better internal finishingspecs, I reckon young families will find Zest has its own unique proposition and appeal.
However, if the 70% ltv cap still present in 2012............then to breach the 400k mark will be a tall order........
This post has been edited by Pai: Nov 25 2010, 09:23 AM