amazing design, very futuristic, but the place... sitting right at the center of two of KL's most congested Highways... must be nice to smell the air every morning.

none the less, is it confirmed to be 800 psf ?

there are still some 1000sf units left in first batch, all at least 800+ psf. You can still get 5% early bird discount too. These units go for at least 800k though.

Affin bank has DIBS
other banks doesn't have DIBS but has a 3% discount
if not taking loan there's additiona 2-3% discount

the hype is through the roof, lots of people today, wasn't that many yesterday when i went there.

edit: saw a few singaporean buyers too just now.

This post has been edited by thxxht: Jul 17 2011, 03:00 PM

Na i don't think any locals in their right minds will want to live there, you are stuck between 2 highly congested roads. It will be more suitable for people working in the vicinity, there are hotels, shopping complexes, offices..etc. So i'd imagine there will be some expats around. imo part of the high price probably goes to the fly-overs and roads, those costs a ton.

not easy to sell since 8k booking fee not refundable. but the 500+ and 700+ sf units are all sold out

btw fyi, the maintenance is 0.35 - 0.4 psft for the i-Sovo units.

i hope so too, though i really hope it doesn't end up like Mid Valley's circle of infinite jams. Traveling from klang to KL just got even more tedious sigh...



this made me laughed somehow.. hahaha

This post has been edited by thxxht: Jul 18 2011, 05:56 PM

this project takes forever to finish, in the S&P it says 42 months to complete upon approval, the approval period is bout 18 months, so total this project can last for 5 years to complete :/

and i heard there were some technical difficulties the the construction which caused the delay.

i assume technical difficulties can include difficulties in financial manners. but anyway, i'm sure everyone did noticed how slow the construction was right? good thing got DIBS last time, if not, interests kill people.



the delivery period says its "42 months from the date of approval", theres another section under approval which says the developer has "12 months" to get the approval, with a further extension of "6 months". So if the developer fully utilize this clause its a total of 18 months approval getting + 42 months to construct.

This post has been edited by thxxht: Sep 5 2014, 11:02 AM