You're an DA resident mate? Which phase?

Fern... not a resident now but may be in future..

This post has been edited by numbertwo: Jan 3 2012, 08:44 PM

Fern Lane here too mate

good bro, with slightly more than 6 more mths to go before VP, I am certainly looking forward..

Nearest shopping place --> Giant sect 13 next to stadium. Got Segi and Econsave nearer, but lots of foreigner.

Just opened --> Space 8 at U8 Bukit Jelutong, slightly nearer, more upmarket. Got MBO cinema.

Coming up --> Mah Sing Star Avenue just before RRIM. Not sure what style.

If looking for real action,then either Subang Jaya or Giza, or the Curve. All at least 20 minutes away.

Limited action at Sect 13 extreme park, Papparich, KFC all got there. 12 minutes away.

Nearest good mamak shop 10 minutes away at TTDI Jaya. Great seafood just opposite old Subang airport.
Domino got delivery, but always late.

If you suddenly yearn for exotic food at night, can be quite a problem.

Haha.... thanks for sharing bro! I'm hoping they open a KFC or Paparich at the shoplot area. Btw which are u staying? I just bought a subsale unit at Serista, hope it's not a wrong decision

congrats...care to share how much $psf did you get the subsale unit for?

You betcha....I am looking forward for it too....

I was at the site 2 weeks back checking out the progress in my unit....not too bad...major works done...they were laying the tiles in the room downstairs whilst I was there....

What TYPE is yours?

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Added on January 4, 2012, 12:56 amWelcome to the DA family bro....

This post has been edited by Xai-V-iaX: Jan 4 2012, 12:56 AM

Around RM292/sqf. What about yours? Is Fern Lane 24'X80'? looks nice! Is this the one right beside the roundabout where the corner unit is 3 storey?

This post has been edited by Kent3888: Jan 4 2012, 01:15 AM

I guess so....too many roundabouts in Denai Alam....

If I'm right....its beside Clover Park on the left side after the first roundabout....Its separated by a small hill that faces Verdania & Opulenia....

the whole of FERN LANE is smack opposite of Mulberry Groove....

This post has been edited by Xai-V-iaX: Jan 4 2012, 01:19 AM

Oh I see..... May I know when u bought n how much was it?

mine is in Fern II, type A,purchased at about $307psf.

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Added on January 4, 2012, 9:50 am292psf... i wonder what was the original purchase price, psf... just to gauge the appreciation?

This post has been edited by numbertwo: Jan 4 2012, 09:50 AM

Awesome....mine is Type A too.....

I just love the water feature & roof garden concept....

alright hopefully you are not my neighbour next door lol, else i could imagine hearing some yelling or cursing when the Reds played like yesterday!

LoL.....hahahahahaha....

the highway that we highly anticipated is gonna cut cross a residential area in mutiara damansara!

... google 'DASH highway'. DASH (Damansara Shah Alam highway)..

Heard about this DASH highway, but anyone have any idea that where it will be exiting at Shah Alam? Or will it open any exit to our residential area Denai Alam?

Quoting an article I found on the net:

MUTIARA Damansara residents in Petaling Jaya are saying a firm no to a proposed highway that will cut through their neighbourhood.

Residents found out about the proposal to build the Damansara Shah Alam Highway (DASH) along Jalan PJU 7/7 and PJU 7/1 when they saw contractors surveying the land in the area.

Mutiara Damansara Owners and Residents Association (Mudora) president Tony Chung said there were houses and shops on either side of PJU 7/7 and it was not a wide road.

Chung, 41, said residents were told that the alignment would cut through Mutiara Damansara to connect the highway from Puncak Alam in Shah Alam to the Sprint and LDP highways in Petaling Jaya.

“We have not been consulted on the matter and we have written to the Malaysian Highway Authority (MHA) and highway concessionaire Projek Lintasan Kota Sdn Bhd (Prolintas) to object against the alignment,” he told reporters at the Mutiara Rini sales office on Friday.

Residents also found out that the original proposed alignment went through Jalan PJU 8/1 in Damansara Perdana before joining up with the Sprint and LDP highways.

Action committee member Syed Mustapha Ibrahim, 61, said it was unacceptable to build such a highway in the middle of a well-designed and mature township.

“There is no land alienated for highways here, so why must they build one only after the houses have been built?” asked Syed, who has been staying there for seven years.

He said if the proposal was approved, Mutiara Damansara residents would be sandwiched between the highway and the MRT lines.

“Both projects are supposed to start in mid-2012 so we will have to deal with all the heavy construction and noise pollution,” he said.

Bukit Lanjan assemblyman Elizabeth Wong, who is also a Selangor executive council member, said the highway concessionaire had briefed the state government on the proposed highway two weeks ago.

“We have listened to their proposals but it is not up to the state to decide. It will be up to the local council,” said Wong.

She said there were five proposed highways that were not in the structure plan or the local plan, so the proposals would have to go through public consultation and hearing.

She said there were a few other proposals, including one that cut through the Kota Damansara Community Forest.

There was also a proposal to build the highway along Persiaran Surian, which had since been identified as part of the MRT route.

Wong said even at Persiaran Surian, many people had been asking for the MRT to go underground because there was a proposal to build a flyover to alleviate congestion along the busy road based on a traffic study conducted by the Petaling Jaya City Council (MBPJ).

MBPJ councillor Chan Chee Kong said the council had been briefed on the project but no application had been forwarded by the highway concessionaire.

“We have requested them to get feedback from the residents because they are the affected parties. If they want to put in an application, it is part of the process to consult residents,” he said.

Chan said even the proposal to go through Damansara Perdana was not feasible because there were many condominium blocks along Jalan PJU 8/1.

Prolintas and MHA were contacted but have yet to issue any comments on the matter."

Whatever it is, I hope the highway will still be on as planned as it will serve a lot more people from Puncak Alam and Shah Alam area

i think it will take sometime before build this highway
and now with resident complain

got new highway is of course good..but if it too close no good....
epecially elevated highway....