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post Feb 14 2014, 12:49 AM

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QUOTE(Divana @ Feb 14 2014, 12:28 AM)
Sob sob....duit habis after bought Anggun  cry.gif
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Sell anggun,buy this or just hold on to anggun. She's good enuf lar.

This type of terrain if we buy without looking at the real lot we might end up with a lousy lot. I'd rather wait for 2 years,buy after VP. A bit mahal but save on the 2 years' interest. Meanwhile during these 2 years slowly kumpul wang hehe tokking is easy.

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post Feb 15 2014, 11:43 PM

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QUOTE(prebeto @ Jan 21 2014, 03:48 AM)
I have double checked the SNP..it is 10% for Cassis  thumbup.gif
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You're very lucky. New ruling under HDA.

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post Feb 15 2014, 11:59 PM

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QUOTE(cheahcw2003 @ Feb 14 2014, 11:03 PM)
F&G, individual title.
Clubhouse is still in the talking, nothing materialize.
With this 1.5mil pricing, the close competitor is Anggun 3's Semi D
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I did talk to one of the SA (the cocky one named darren). It seems a major part of the former golf course will be maintained as a "public" garden. A small portion will be taken up by The Rise if I remember properly. Then they will landscape the remaining garden nicely but there isn't going to be any clubhouse it seems.

If any of you drop by next week please ask again to confirm if I heard correctly. The extra land of The Rise is a bit cheaper than Ivory Heights which is RM95psf. The Rise is going for RM80-90. The nicer,meaning flat land will go for more (normal practice lar). If you look at 5 years from now prices here are cheap.

Ivory Heights says that they put in a lot of infrastructure and right across the road from their project there will be a big mall but that piece of land is still jungle. The location of The Rise is better though a bit further in. If I have the means I will surely book a lot. Unfortunately,it's not in my plans.

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post Feb 16 2014, 12:01 AM

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QUOTE(Divana @ Feb 15 2014, 08:12 PM)
Wow, some of the design with private lift!!
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Buyers are charged for the cost. I wonder at the practicality. Maintenance could cost us in time to come. If you dun repair it,it might turn into a white elephant if it cannot be used.

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post Feb 16 2014, 12:13 AM

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QUOTE(tmm @ Feb 15 2014, 12:25 AM)
Zero-lot-bungalow  hmm.gif It is not a bungalow, who is responsible to paint the side wall? The owner of the building?
Let's say A is the owner of the building, B is the neighbour who can see the wall from his house.
What happen if the neighbour B not allow the owner A to enter his land to paint?
In future if the sidewall is dirty or crack but the owner A refuse to repaint/repair it? B will face the ugly wall everyday.
Can B do something to the wall as renovation? Painting, play basketball etc..

If anyone can't imagine the whole environment of zero-lot, please go to Saujana Rawang (Glomac).

Sometimes zero-lot is not better than a semiD. However The Rise looks very nice, not so traditional, a lot of new concept to surprise the buyers. Split lever, large builtup, square land, many rooms, wide roads.. thumbup.gif
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Aiyoh bro,good thinking lar. If this n'bour is stupid enuf not to let your workers in to paint the side then he will have to look at the ugly wall everyday. I only worry if the n'bour can't be bothered and we will have to paint the wall for him. Just one side liddat will cost a few k yo.

I've not really looked at Saujana bcs not interested in leasehold props. Are there zero lots there oso? Yeah,I can't imagine what the environment will be like. It won't look like a semi-d bcs you have 20' on your side and 20' on your n'bour's side. Good idea really but you must stay in one in order to know the pros and cos.
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post Mar 10 2014, 09:26 PM

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QUOTE(masbruno @ Mar 10 2014, 08:27 PM)
We were told this is the location of the clubhouse last August 2013..
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Only last month one of the SA told me they would be building houses there. I won't believe it until I see the clubhouse coming up. Would they waste prime land for a clubhouse? A clubhouse is of course good for our investments.
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post Mar 12 2014, 11:54 AM

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QUOTE(colourrubber @ Mar 12 2014, 06:22 AM)
Any latest news on this ?
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No,have not spoken to anyone since last month.

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post Mar 18 2014, 04:53 PM

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QUOTE(arza mus @ Mar 18 2014, 02:06 PM)
Dear Emerald Gardens Purchasers,

Besides the exposed water tank issue, I further noticed that the developer has given substandard materials in comparison with the constructed show unit (no doubt whatever in the SPA prevails, but I am of the opinion the developer should not portray superior materials (i.e. tinted glass with powder coated alum frame window and tiled car porch) in the show unit just to give false impression and hope to the purchasers.

Also, after reviewing the SPA, I further noticed,
1.  Only 1 or 2 fan points provided dependent upon the unit purchased.  It is noted that air-cond point will be provided but living in tropical country the preference is still ceiling fan to conserve use of electricity in line with the current GREEN BUILDING trend.  After all, the development is called GARDENS which should be synonymous with GREEN and therefore shouldn’t  the GREEN concept be reflected in the unit?
2. The car porch will be in concrete finish. Does not seem right here for the price that we are paying!

I was made known by the developer that the guard house will be built at later stage upon Vacant Possession.  Have any of you seen the design?  Have we got any say on this so that they will not build something that looks cheap?

Those interested parties may want to take up the matters further to the developer. brows.gif
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I'm not an owner of EG but my property is also in EW. It was stated in my construction (we have 2 s&p bcs we bought the bungalow lots and had the houses built a year later) S&P that the master bedroom would use cultured marble counter-top but it looked so cheap I had it changed.

I thought our LAD was only 8% but recently I checked my construction S&P and found that it was 10%. I could not find my copy of the letters asking us to take possession of the house (VP)/collect the keys and to collect the cheque for the LAD so I've contacted them to send me a copy of both letters. I want to check if the amount is correct bcs I feel they have short-paid me. It has been 10 years since I received my LAD but if I find they have paid me short I would claim for the balance. According to the S&P they should pay from day to day so if your S&P is on May16 2011 they should hand the keys to you on 15May 2013 but if they hand to you on 1Dec 2013 then they should pay you compensation from 16May-30Nov 2013. If your purchase price is RM1m the LAD is a lot but then the interest you pay the bank for the delayed period is oso a lot.
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post Mar 18 2014, 08:37 PM

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QUOTE(limfgn @ Mar 18 2014, 05:47 PM)
I am no legal expert nor have any experience making long due LD claim, but if i have not mistaken the effective legal date to make such contract claim should be within 6years after that any argument should be quite difficult.
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I think we still have a legal right to claim but I dun think they could have made a mistake. It's only my suspicion. That's why I asked them to open my file and send me hard copies of said letters so that I could check back and recalculate. If I'm not satisfied they would have to explain it to me until I can accept the figures.

According to the accounts dept there were 2 amounts which came to RM18k+ (for land and for construction cost bcs we bought the land first) and after a deduction of RM1k+ (for security fees and water/electricity deposit) I should have received RM17k+ but she told me I received RM13k+ (less by RM3k+) so I need to look at the hard copy and do a recalculation. I'm sure they would take responsibility for their own mistakes. Must take a look at the letter and see what I signed for bcs after so long my recollections are also rather hazy. There must be a plausible explanation not to worry.

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post Mar 25 2014, 05:27 PM

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QUOTE(Divana @ Mar 24 2014, 11:38 PM)
Usually successful people are the ones who making things happen. They know that success doesn't come easy, while many people give up after failing at something, a successful person will persevere!  Let's see how's Da Land change the circumstances in Rawang in these coming few years! Time will tell the answer!   thumbup.gif
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The Two will be successful. Anyone who can afford should invest. Sayang I can't or I surely will buy something. If this group has no confidence they surely won't go in. Businesses dun go in blindly. The Two will be very good fro Rawang property capital appreciation.

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post Apr 1 2014, 02:28 PM

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QUOTE(limfgn @ Mar 18 2014, 05:53 PM)
You sure its bare concrete finish, may be yo should check with them if its bare concrete or Concrete imprint. Other emerald project like Amberly, Cassis and Coral have concrete imprint in their carporch.
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These concrete imprints look cheap. I had mine laid over with tiles. Looks so nice now.

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post Apr 1 2014, 02:32 PM

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QUOTE(limfgn @ Mar 18 2014, 05:47 PM)
I am no legal expert nor have any experience making long due LD claim, but if i have not mistaken the effective legal date to make such contract claim should be within 6years after that any argument should be quite difficult.
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Received the soft and hard copies from Promakmur for my LAD/compensation amounts. They are correct. I was paid nearly RM20k but after certain deductions I received less by RM1k+ (water/electricity deposits,cukai tanah for current year and security fees).

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post Apr 28 2014, 01:37 AM

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QUOTE(masbruno @ Apr 27 2014, 11:54 PM)
Dear Emerald Gardens Owners,

If you are one of the owner, do join our EG owner fb page, there we discuss panjang & lebar about our future home.

Emerald Gardens Rawang Homeowners

https://www.facebook.com/groups/EGHomeowners/

Look forward to hear from you..  smile.gif
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Is Emerald Garden the one next to Amberly semi-d houses? The large 3 storey houses? The area doesn't resemble a garden at all. Once I went to look at Amberley and from there I could see the 3 storey houses.

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post Apr 28 2014, 03:14 AM

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QUOTE(masbruno @ Apr 28 2014, 03:06 AM)
It can't possible resemble a garden 100% as this is a residential enclave.
There'll be plenty of greeneries once the landscaping is all up.
The main garden concept features are:
1)Private linear park provides a landscaped walkway for residents
2)Landscaped greenery instead of paved back lanes

However you can't see these features from outside, you'll have to sneak in at your own risk.
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That's great. If we stay at another precinct of KE can we come to the park to exercise. I'm in sapphire precinct and am using the area around the lake. Thx bro.

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post Apr 30 2014, 03:03 AM

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QUOTE(masbruno @ Apr 30 2014, 02:59 AM)
From the description of the linear park, you should already know the answer  brows.gif
Anyway for a good jog, i'll definitely head to the huge park which is just in front of Emerald Gardens, there i can have good lake view while sweating out. Never know I might bump into you in the park some day.
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LOL bump into me oso you won't know me from Peter unless we pm our pics to each other hehehe

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post Jun 1 2014, 03:43 PM

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QUOTE(yme @ Jun 1 2014, 01:58 AM)
Received "maintenance charges for 6 moths mar-aug 2014" for total rm450.00 from developer.....
can they charge us on this ? thought maintenance fee only for apartment
they already charge us security service rm 100/month which higher than many other area.

what are they maintaining and hav anyone pay for this ?
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Wah,what maintenance fees summore? Not apartment oso must pay maintenance fees? Security by developer already expensive. When my security fees was undertaken by the developer Promakmur in 2004 and half year of 2005 it was at RM75 p.m. 10 years ago where got so expensive. RM50 should be the norm then. If we dun want to pay they will not sign the release form stating that we dun owe them anything so we cannot get our title. Nampak tidak permainan developers?

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post Jun 8 2014, 10:55 AM

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QUOTE(masbruno @ Jun 8 2014, 01:36 AM)
Bro, I believe Fields of Gold is on the left side at the "L" junction after Emerald West lake..
This is also as per the location map in their website.

I read what the MD said in the press release, "When people buy houses now, it's all about how much is it per sq foot. I want to bring back the romanticism and wonder of purchasing a home, ESPECIALLY YOUR FIRST ONE."

RM2mil ++ for the 1st home! rclxub.gif

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laugh.gif what a name! Field of Gold. Indeed! Gold for the developers. First home at RM2m? If you say RM500-600k then at least sounds realistic. How many people in the late 50's can even afford their "retirement" home at this price?

In Penang you have 2 or 3 sons married and still living with their parents. They can't afford to buy one for themselves. If they help out with the household expenses and at the same time provide their aged parents company at least it's won't be so bad for the old folks. My eldest bro is 78 and living at a so-called upmarket housing estate behind the Vistana Hotel in Penang,a 3-story townhouse-type semi-d. The roads are already narrow and with 2 cars parked on both sides they become one lane. To me those houses look like the low-cost compact 3-storey houses of Sri Sinar in Kepong. It's gated and guarded and the monthly fees aint cheap either. The couple are just living with an unmarried doter and have only 1 car. The neighbours have 3-4/5 cars each and they bicker over parking space. I am glad that I have ample space to park even 20 cars outside my house as there's so much open spaces bcs there's a playground next to my opposite neighbour. Their opposite neighbour guards his parking space like a hawk.

Romanticism indeed. It's all ringgit and sen lar,what romanticism? Simply BS. All these developers are tokking kok while the middle class work their butts off to buy a decent home and the young in their late 20's-30's are struggling like sh1t to buy their very first homes. Developers will do everything to squeeze every sen out of buyers by giving them sub-standard materials etc. Then they talk about romanticism and wonder laugh.gif there's no wonder lar. It's all commitment and a lifetime of debts. Thank God I dun have to face all this anymore.
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post Jun 8 2014, 11:20 AM

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QUOTE(masbruno @ Jun 8 2014, 10:54 AM)
Nope it's not The Rise. Chookh is right, The Rise is next to Amberley in EW.
Fields of Gold is not an apartment, it's a high end 4 storey designer boutique homes.

This new development is so secretive, they have did some major land leveling and slope management, yet there is no news about it. 
Looks like they want to complete the showhouse before reveal who they are. Previously this piece of land was marked as BRDB land in wikimapia but now the marking has been removed.
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If you say 4-storey then it's designed for a father to buy with his son or sons. 2-3 families can stay if the built-up is big. I guess the son must take the 2nd and 3rd floors or 2 sons/their families share floors 1,2 and 3 while the parents take the ground floor. I think 3 storey should be enuf bcs if 2 sons or more stay in the same house their wives/families might step on each other's toes. Even young people dun want to stay on the 2nd and 3rd floors unless there's a lift like at The Ivory in BCH where the 3-storey bungalows come equipped with a small lift. That's why the house is expensive. What about future maintenance and when the lift breaks down? I think once it breaks down the costs of repairs would deter the owner from getting it repaired which will eventually cause it to end up a white elephant. People build swimming pools which in the end become disused mining pools laugh.gif Maintenance is expensive and unless you're really rich or have constant good income you would eventually fill it up with earth,esp'ly when it's there to be looked at only.

I had wanted to build a BBQ pit but after considering the space it would take up and the fact that it's a permanent fixture I decided not to but instead buy a portable one which can be wheeled outside to cook in order not to dirty the tiles in the garden. After all,we might just use it 2-3 times a year at most and if you've family members who are full vegetarian or vegan barbecues would not be so suitable for them. The romanticism of country living in a gated/guarded community - swimming pool,bbq pit,waterfall,gazebo - these are all not practical ideas. If we allow leaves to fall into our waterfall pool and dun clean it once in a while or get help to clean it then we will one day be in trouble too. Being a practical person I think pay some money and stay in a resort hotel a few times a year to enjoy such facilities. Retired people might have the time to enjoy the gazebo. I noticed my opposite neighbours hardly ever use theirs. They are so busy working/bringing up young kids and even their 63 year-old mom is still working.
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post Jun 9 2014, 12:40 AM

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QUOTE(cheahcw2003 @ Jun 8 2014, 10:25 PM)
Another development coming to this enclave, total size of development 65.4 acres, 505 units of landed properties, freehold, GnG.

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This will be another upmarket project. If I have the means I will buy at least one unit.

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post Jun 9 2014, 01:33 AM

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QUOTE(masbruno @ Jun 9 2014, 12:56 AM)
Hi Bro Owl, what about your "It's all commitment and a lifetime of debts" thingy?
Can't resist the temptation anymore? biggrin.gif
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Hi bro masbruno,that statement rings true for first time house buyers. An old bird like me who buys for investment purposes need not worry about such nitty-gritty lar. I can work and rework my portfolio lar hehe. No matter how tempted if dun have the means oso can't do anything mah laugh.gif


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