Agreed bro, quite an eye opener for the concept, the landscape and those trees made the house very homey feeling, and no roads in between made neighbour and kids safer to play outdoor, something many kids in Malaysia nowadays are not able to enjoy due to security concern and also cars. When I was a kids and teenager, most kids roam outdoor freely in the evening without worrying about security.

But really respect their guts as a rather new developer to intro such a premium product, price it this high and still saleable.

It will be interesting to see the response for this Fields of Gold, and also BRDB upcoming phase 1 this 2H14. Anggun 3 showhouse and clubhouse shall be ready soon too, about the same speed as the BRDB, now doing external plastering already.

More photos of Fields of Gold

Sharing is caring Yea!! it should be interesting to see what they are bringing to this area. Agreed bro, they have been very secretive and tight lip about this project, and no media statement at all from BRDB since they do the major leveling last year, they just quietly built the showhouse, clubhouse, sales gallery etc, and now almost completing and ready for launch in the coming months. More shall be revealed soon in 2H14

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Bro, any indicative price and specs for this development? and tentatively launching in end 3Q or 4Q too?

seems like so many project around here targeting to launch at this time. From the look of it of the map, the entrance shall be from Opposite McD site, close to the traffic light junction, beside the upcoming yet to be launch commercial parcel of Hong Bee Land.

Nice view bro! the lake and landscape seems to be maturing nicely. If guocoland still planning to built a neighbourhood mall beside the lake, with proper planning and management, business should strive, people like to dine next to beautiful lake like this

My 2 cens.... as we know, for G&G landed development, there are few type of presentation from developers to help buyer visualize, appreciate their concept and hopefully made a purchase:

1. Presentation from brochure only, without show house
2. Presentation from brochure + Show house of actual unit with ID
3. Presentation from brochure + Built Showhouse, clubhouse, entrance, common area, and common area landscape.

Obviously, No.1 is the cheapest for developer, and the question is, do we fully trust the presentation of what you see from the brochure? What if there is a disconnection of the design team, a group of passionate designers, who intent to landscape the place kao kao as shown in their brochure and use the best material to create the feel in the common area, whereas their operation team think that cost saving is the most important, and hence try to substitute here and there, especially the landscape and many things that are not in the S&P etc... Unless the developer have good prior portfolio showcasing their finished G&G landed project for sure, at least buyer would have better chance that the finished product will be very close to the brochure.

No.2 I would say is mid cost if developer do a show village, and if the developer is doing on site, building one house first on the future side, I guess it will be more of a logistic effort only and will incur small additional costs for developer, just need advance planning prior to launching. If buyer bought into a project by viewing the show house, one can expect the house that you would get from the developer, no doubt about that, but buyer will also need to know that we are not only buying a landed house, we are buying a landed G&G house, with common area, for No.2 presentation, buyer will need to hope, unless you really trust that the design team and the operation team thinks the same, especially for landed G&G, again many of the items are not in the S&P

No 3, for example, developer like Hong Bee Land is one of the few developer who not only built a showhouse for all their Anggun 1,2,3 series, in fact, they always built the entrance, and most of the common area, landscape, and now clubhouse as well, so IMO, there will not be major surprise on what is shown and what will be given, and personally I think this is very important to understand what we will get for that particular G&G development. In No.3, even many of the items are not in the S&P, it is okay, now buyer can see and touch the entrance, common area and their future house, so we decide whether it is a good G&G landed development during launching by seeing the real things. thumbs:

The heavy weight Bandaraya Development is also doing the exact same, seeing the fact that they are building showhouses, clubhouse, show gallery, guardhouse etc. IMO, this is what I would call... a good landed G&G developer, at least buyer know what to expect.