Northshore around rm670k smallest unit now
Nadia smallest if u can find on the market rm430k
At dpc

Current master plan is too generous, nowadays land not cheap wow.

48 acres land is huge, come on can't even plan a MRT mix development?

8trium not doing well, sell SOFO for what?

Make it happen loh, don't ask me how. Haha.

Dpc south brooks average psf 700. Honestly find it hard to chew Avtivo @930psf..in bsd area

Easier to make the decision when you compared a grossly overpriced project with a what seems like an underpriced project.

but whether SB has more room for appreciation, that's yet to be seen

May i know more premium in what way? If i am buying 1 for homestay, which you think will be better buy in terms of convenience, better living environment (low density, less crime) and bang for bucks?

I am not from that area, so not really clear on it. Just that I might be working there end of this year.

This is the bridge someone show in their masterplan to connect DPC and DA.

Agreed....may be the developer still sleeping..lol
If they don't build the link or bridge or new route... the traffic there will be a nightmare....

We shall see. This developer Ta Global has never shied away from pricing high (like DPC) - and still manage to sell every unit, and as a more or less "boutique" developer, they seem to be less pressed to sell and move on to a next project to keep the business chugging

That said, while the current market is recovering, it is still soft, and Amaya residences have more supply than their previous offerings here. And there is also supply from LnG right beside it.

Upsides though, there will be a mall under Amaya which will be completed before Amaya, and it is the only modern Mall on this side of the tollgate, so it might well work to serve the underserved areas in this part of KL that's growing affluent

Amaya also enjoys the bling of being in this part of KL/Selangor, where its at the crossroads of multiple highways DUKE-DUKE2, LDP, NSE, MRR2, SUKE, SPRINT and short cuts with easy access to KL, PJ, MontKiara, Shah Alam, Genting. And there is also the MRT direct access  (via a 500 meter walk via a sheltered link bridge). Kepong, Menjalara is also nice for being cheap in food costs, while DPC and Bandar Utama is just 5 min away if we wanna spend more. So this place has its upsides. Plus, who doesn't want a leafy neighborhood that's close to KL and PJ

Time will tell, if they can sell, or if many people still fall under their marketing spell. Definitely not going to work for flippers looking to make a quick buck, but more for HODL looking for future value