QUOTE(Rmarkz @ Apr 4 2011, 02:44 PM)
Yes, bloody nice environment!!!!! Not fully sold yet.. I think remain 15 units.. Not sure the exact figure.. But it's not crowded there when i drop by yesterday.. Where Eastpark 72 was busier... For Eastpark Semi Dees, it's difference pulling factor compared to Twin Palm.. Nearer to commercial.. And the private sky garden was pretty appealing too..
As of now, as I know so far, most of the people who are aware of Twin Palms actually have very good impression of it. However, the sales there is not really good. If the project is in BBB mode, I believe all the units will be snapped up within a couple of days as their available units for each release are very limited. I am quite puzzled. In terms of living environment, security, concept, house design, facilities, I would say Twin Palms have it all. Is it because of the location and toll issue that is deterring the potential buyers?I have been to Eastpark 72 show house as well. The semi-D design is good as well. But it is a bit too pricey, at least 1.5 mil and above. To be honest, the surroundings is not that good, a mixture of low cost/end residential and shop houses. Though is close to the commercial area but it is very congested to get in or out especially peak hours. The SA is super duper lansi. He does not even bother to come and explain the project, glazed at you like telling you 'Just scram off, you poor miserable guy!!'
Apr 4 2011, 04:25 PM

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