QUOTE(Chigme @ Oct 23 2013, 10:22 PM)
meaning bare unit empty??fully furnished is? RM 1500-1800??
foreigner can cabut
Investment Shaftsbury Square, Cyberjaya, Mixed Commercial & Residential Dev
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QUOTE(max_cavalera @ Aug 31 2013, 03:16 PM) credit to the developer...prime land...fast completion/construction, shops already abundant..nice design concept....it beats glomac shoplot project at the traffic junction by a lot currently....;o max since you are cyber guyshaftsbury square can top the list as number 1 spot in terms of commercial activity and hence tenants? so far i see some scattered shops here and there in cyber but this shaftsbury square is the most integrated? |
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QUOTE(max_cavalera @ Oct 30 2014, 08:23 PM) Shaftsbury definitely winner for flagship commercial development in cj...but as we know we malaysians die die still prefer the traditional design mall with air cond in it... definitely not a market for mallCan we called shaftsbury a mall? Definitely not...but we can called it a 'commercial plaza'... The only competition for this developmen later is going to be tamarind square...this tamarind oso we camt really called it a mall... mall fans can go to dpulze or others coming in the future this square is more like many in PJ good enough to eat place |
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again the key to success is always the ability to attract key tenants
how tamarind can do that? This post has been edited by ibbrio: Oct 30 2014, 08:32 PM |
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QUOTE(murrayballs @ Oct 31 2014, 10:26 AM) i suggest u make some effort abit on go check the link agree concept of tamarind is differenthttp://www.tamarindsq.com/plans.html do see anything different with shaftsbury concept? if there is, then that is the answer not being skeptical but a good concept + securing strong tenants will make the place flourish shaftsbury square is just like normal one stretch of commercial shops up and down and what made it not bad today probably because of the developer in managing the place and tenants? or they being the earliest commercial? not so sure it is like how a mall can be successful when they secure all key tenants and open at the same time. this is just one factor la.. |
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QUOTE(max_cavalera @ Oct 31 2014, 10:33 AM) Its beautiful...if developer can deliver almost 100% of the rendering design then okay.jpeg... But poblem with mk land brotherhood punya development...design time mmg cantik bombastik...bila dah siap can only achieve 50-60% of the earlier design...hopes the son delivers n break the fatjers voodoo... eh kalau developer deliver 50-60% from 100% spec., owners can take action on developer?? |
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QUOTE(webby88 @ Nov 1 2014, 06:47 AM) My observation that Tamarind Suites and Shaftsbury are different for the following: i have not been to the PJTC1. Time horizon. They are 5 years apart. Shaftsbury is current while Tamarind is in the future. Shaftsbury product is delivered can feel, see and touch. Tamarind is in picture. Even that in sales office, nothing to show. 2. Locality. Shaftsbury is nearer towards the commercial zone while Tamarind is towards MMU end with residential enclaves, both high and low density. A touch of competition if one wants to rent out. 3. Concept. Tamarind Suites and Square is trying to combine the chill out factors for younger generation, with touch of Alfresco. Focus of greenery and openness. Cool factors some people call. 4. Price. Tamarind is not the cheapest development in Cyber and surrounding. Not fair to compare Shaftsbury launch price here but subsale is not too far apart. Check iProperty. 5. Developer ability. Shaftsbury has delivered. Tujuan Gemilang has yet to prove. Current projects of PJTC and Point 92 have the concept but lacks the execution and refinement. So Risk Factor to be considered. are you saying it looks cool from outside but inside kosong and lack of maintenance? or many quality of built issues? tamarind closer to landed development hence may attract residents with higher disposable income whereas shaftsbury square more for working professionals i supposed also just opposite of OSK high density development so there will be potential crowds but again how successful it would be is yet to be proven... any tamarind buyer who has placed the bet? |
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anyone knows who is anchor business tenant in shaftsbury ?
is it shell? |
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