that's the min price stated in the brochure alright if i remember correctly.
i got the brochure too but lazy to check it out.
but the biggest problem lies in their strategy of their launch (or rather it's our problem).
u see, when they state minimum price, they reserve the right to increase the pricing later on.
but when they launch the middle section first to gauge the response, they can still manipulate the smaller unit pricing to 'catch' the market.
pretty smart of them.
usually developer will launch the smaller units first. they are quite innovative to launch the big guns first. seldom or never you see a developer launch their penthouses first, right?
but the design is just super cool. double volume ceiling in living/dining. really cool!
if i got the $$, i think i will go for it. but at 1909 sq ft, even at rm300psf, i will strugle with payment lah. way out of my budget.

very true indeed.
i think in capers case, people buy first and think later due to mentality of if i don't grab now, i can't grab any later.
lol.
ytl really
now let's see TA can do the same or not.
PS: usually developer launch at site or near site. but ytl launch in starhill for sentul project. ta launching in klcc for this project. coincidence + deja vu???

at rm600psf, i would benchmark this project versus glomac damansara.
and personally if prices being equal, i will bet my money on glomac due to:
1. location
2. location
3. location

the preview is on 23rd april or 7th may?
i thought my letter says 7th may.
well, as taikors pointed out, too expensive.

i wonder whether is this phenomena normal or just in malaysia.

just post here lah....
what's with all the PM thingy?

DPC selling westside at what? rm550psf?
foresta started their first launch at what? rm400psf?

seems like DA is caught in the middle. or rather in chess, being check!

Some developments they selectively impose fees per usage.
I.e rental of multi purpose hall, rental of BBQ pit, rental of dining hall, etc.
And they are some which impose restriction of usage I.e. Bookings subjected to max 1 hour per day or per week. These can be applied to popular bookings such as for badminton or tennis courts or ping pong tables.