TZ's location is much more strategic. It could easily fetch 480K and above once completed.
The Zest @ Kinrara 9 v2, Owners share your views,public r welcome
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Apr 1 2011, 01:09 AM
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Z residence selling at around 480k.
TZ's location is much more strategic. It could easily fetch 480K and above once completed. |
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Apr 1 2011, 10:03 AM
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Apr 7 2011, 02:47 PM
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QUOTE(babana @ Apr 7 2011, 09:53 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 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. |
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Apr 15 2011, 06:06 PM
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Apr 17 2011, 05:22 PM
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QUOTE(nkhong @ Apr 16 2011, 12:09 AM) Buy condo free beemer .... will it still happened in three years times if i buy a newly launch condo these days? Time to change car but no $$$ ... Please check other new development price as below. http://edm.iproperty.com/my/BerjayaLandKM1/index.html Nowdays the property price increase drastically. No more buy condo free beemer ler.lol For TZ owner out there, dun simply sell ur unit below market price soon. Surely regret!!! TZ would probably fetch 500k and above upon completion. Just an information receiving from the Lambo guy. |
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Apr 21 2011, 09:59 AM
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http://biz.thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?f...54&sec=business
KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysian property prices are expected to increase at an average of between 10% and 20% this year, in light of rising inflation and increase in demand for local properties from foreigners, said Deputy Finance Minister Datuk Donald Lim Siang Chai. “Inflation in 2010 stood at 2.2% and was at 2.4% in the first two months of this year. We expect it to be higher this year due to escalating food and oil prices,” he said after the launch of the National Property Information Centre's (Napic) property market report 2010 yesterday. Lim also said many foreigners were looking to purchase property here because the prices of properties were cheaper than in neighbouring countries such as Singapore. “And Malaysia, because of the ETP (Economic Transformation Programme) has attracted a number of investments from overseas. Investments last year were four times higher than 2009. “We also expect more foreign companies to set up base here. Our Islamic banking is No. 1 in the world (so) all this will attract foreigners to come into Malaysia,” Lim said, adding that this would also contribute towards pushing up prices of properties in Malaysia. He said rising oil prices would also cause prices to escalate. “There's a lot of uncertainty in the Middle East. It's beyond our control and that (rising oil prices) will affect the other things,” he said adding that property prices in Malaysia were currently at a “manageable position.” According to Napic's statistics, the Malaysian property market recorded 376,583 transactions in 2010 worth RM107.44bil. Both the volume and value of transactions registered double-digit growth of 11.4% and 32.6% respectively from 338,089 transactions worth RM81.02bil in 2009. Napic valuation director-general Datuk Abdullah Thalith Md Thani said 2010's (RM107.44bil) value was a new high for the Malaysian property market. “In 2008 and 2009, we (Malaysian property market) suffered a bit. The volume of property transactions will go up (this year) but the margin will not be as high as last year. “We had a good year last year because we rebounded from the sub-prime experience,” he said. Abdullah added that Malaysia's fundamentals were still good, despite the uncertainties. “People are worried about oil prices now but bear in mind, we are oil producers too. I will not say that property (by volume and value) will be better than 2010. There will be an increase. The question is the rate of increase.” Napic expects the property market to remain promising in 2011, supported by various measures proposed under the Tenth Malaysia Plan and Budget 2011. It said projects such as the Kuala Lumpur International Financial District, Mass Rapid Transit in Greater KL, the 100-storey Warisan Merdeka, the development of the Malaysian Rubber Board land in Sungai Buloh and the redevelopment of Pudu prison were expected to have positive spill-over effects. Napic also said the Government's Skim Rumah Pertamaku to assist young adults to own homes below RM220,000, together with other incentives such as stamp duty exemption of 50% on instruments of transfer on a house not exceeding RM350,000 for first time buyers, would increase transaction volumes of homes in this price range. “With the cessation of the Foreign Investment Committee's approval for the acquisition of properties by foreigners which took effect in June 2009, property investment in Malaysia will be more attractive to foreigners,” said Napic in a statement. “Given that foreigners are only allowed to purchase commercial and residential properties priced above RM500,000, it is anticipated that more activities will be recorded in the high-end housing units in sought-after neighbourhoods,” it said. |
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Apr 21 2011, 05:27 PM
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QUOTE(super911 @ May 6 2011, 05:52 PM) There is rumours saying JJ will come to Bukit Jalil, don't know how true. If it really does, this whole area(BJ,Kinrara) will be super wong! JJ is?Added on May 6, 2011, 5:58 pm QUOTE(Covillea @ May 6 2011, 12:22 PM) peopel need to understand inflation. 480K and above shud be reasonable.... rm250k is not the same today. in present value based on 8% impounding rate annually is already rm320k. to break even, you need to add 40% (rpgt, interest, opportunity cost, etc.), thats adds up to rm441k. hence, 250k is actually rm441k in real ringgit value term today. if you sell below rm400k, yes you think you make money but in actual sense you may lose money. assuming you sell at rm400k, the real value is actually "rm280k". hence, if you minus all other expenses, you make a lost of rm85k in today's value!!! buyers can have expectations but let's face the reality. salary have not gone up for some i agree but look at food costs, material costs, all these have added to inflation. This post has been edited by livelifefull: May 6 2011, 05:58 PM |
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May 7 2011, 01:32 AM
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QUOTE(twincharger07 @ May 16 2011, 11:50 AM) some one just sold an under-con SW apartment for RM550k with 1000+sqft... Ya, The Place at cyberjaya also selling for up to RM500 per sq ft . Is a new development somemore with smalle build up. I didn;t see why TZ cant fetch the price with its strategic location http://myrealestate.com.my/viewtopic.php?t=2648&start=3125 although Zest is not located at hotspot like SW, but we hav bigger build up, more rooms and 2 carpark.. pricing wise shouldn't fall too far behind.. good luck.. |
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QUOTE(Maxsimax @ Jun 28 2011, 09:04 AM) I think that was a very irresponsible statement. I fully agreed on your statement. Well said... Hope you did your homework / think before you post any statement. You should have known that the property was sold way back at the end of 2008, just when the economic crisis hit us before recovering in 2009. During that time, RM200k+ to RM300k properties were considered medium end, if not high end. RM400k+ and above properties launches were also much lesser than now, not to say none. Don't think you can ever find RM200k+ props nowadays with that kind of quality (My opinion, not bad.. Therefore, RM200k+ for Zest 3 years ago surely command certain premium or expectation and we should never compare nowadays properties and its current crazy prices. It would only be like comparing an orange to an apple. Just my opinion. Let's hope the quality is good for all the Zesters here. For those didn't purchase this property at 1st shouldn't have voice up this...........! |
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QUOTE(Covillea @ Jun 2 2011, 10:25 AM) 13 units of The Zest up for sale @ 2 June 2011: Anyone would like to update? I updated my unit with the price valid for 2 months.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 - RM480k (Covillea) 4) Block C 9th Floor KLCC View - RM400k (leong4san) 5) Block C 18th Floor with free 2 Unit A/C, 32"TV, 2 car park side-by-side - RM460k (jacob888) 6) 16th floor KLCC View (Type C) - RM460K (livelifefull) 7) Block C 12th Floor (1,191 sf) KL View Face East Type-B - RM450k (keithcky) 8) Block C 20th Floor Sunway PJ/Swimming Pool View with free 2 unit A/C - RM460k (jen_jen) 9) Block B 3A Floor Swimming Pool View - RM500k (cheraspeople) 10) Block C 17th Floor (1,191 sf) KLCC View - RM400k (batilcl) 11) Block C 5th Floor KLCC View - RM460k (ukuan) 12) Block A 2nd Floor Golf view - RM440K (Koiman) 13) A-10-xx (TCH Ent) Bank Valuation is RM400 - RM420 psf from Maybank, CIMB & RHB. |
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QUOTE(Covillea @ Jul 15 2011, 10:37 AM) wake-up! Good statement. Targetting of 0.5 million selling price for The Zest........it's not fairy tales!!! it's inflation, inflation, inflation. rm1.00 3 years ago is rm1.60 today. hence you need rm1.60 to be able to buy the same thing you bought with rm1.00 3 years ago. please wake-up everyone. if you sell cheap, you're actually losing money in "buying power" sense. where can you buy similar to what zest has to offer at below rm500k elsewhere???!!! |
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QUOTE(Covillea @ Aug 2 2011, 11:04 AM) 1.5 months ago ironing a piece cost rm1.00. now 1 piece ironing is rm1.30. 30% increase. roti also gone-up prieces. eveything has gone-up. inflation is real. not that the zest has gone up but the real value is already above rm500k. hence, please sell above rm500k to reflect true purchasing power when you bought it at rm250k - rm300k 3 years ago. |
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