I wrote an email to MS and they reply my mail that the management has agreed to changed the above mention specification.

The other specifications not mentioned above shall remain as original specification in the Sales & Purchase Agreement

Did u got any response for them since you last feedback to them

Great job and thanks Eric and all others who made the effort

I wrote in to take out the jacuzzi and they agreed but condition is no further discount. Considering now but quite likely will take out.

Great to hear that MS management willing to upgrad the Semi-D specification. But what about 3 Storey,any news?Anyone follow up with MS management?

I received the email as well and they said they'll send out a letter officially. I have not received the official letter.

all,

i already mentioned earlier that mah sing listens.

kinrara residence is set to transform & revolutionalize community living in puchong.

please continue to feedback to:

angelachong [at] mahsing.com.my

so, whom shall i refer to in the sale office if i want to make some modification to the semi d such as to take out the jacucci, top up to change for better flooring and to remove the rain shower at the roof garden there...

shall i make note of my changes only during the signing of SPA or before that??

advice is highly apprecited!!! THANKS...

email angela chong then follow up with SA.

There's not enough power points as well. Will put in request for optional increase package

what does it mean??

let's put in all constructive feedback to angela.

mah sing really have to start increasing the price for the remaining semi-d to reflect the demand.

not sure why they're not confident enough to raise it further with such good demand from everyone.

This post has been edited by Covillea: Apr 20 2011, 06:02 PM

MS should consider to increase the price if they are confident of their qualily, material and finishing. Afterall it only left balance of the 20 -30% of Semi-D still yet to open for sales.

Guys, just come to know that Mah Sing deposit is RM30k btw, does Mah Sing accept credit card payment or not? We only have 20K cash. Unless can withdraw EPF for deposit, which also can only be done with bank offer letter.

That will be a personal preference modification. If MS agrees to it, I think everyone will start to request for their own upgrades and modification. I like the idea of having to choose their own upgrades. But I do not think that developer will entertain such a request. It will be too much of a hassle and may have problem getting approval from local authority during the CF period application.

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Added on April 21, 2011, 9:18 amDo not be like this... let other people able to get those units at the affordable price haha

This post has been edited by naleh33: Apr 21 2011, 09:18 AM

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Added on April 21, 2011, 9:18 am

Do not be like this... let other people able to get those units at the affordable price haha


it's not doing justice to kinrara residence. everywhere is increasing price but mah sing is so conservative.

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Added on April 21, 2011, 10:50 amThursday April 21, 2011
Inflation and demand to lift property prices 10%-20% this year
By EUGENE MAHALINGAM
eugenicz@thestar.com.my


KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysian property prices are expected to increase at an average of between 10% and 20% this year, in light of rising inflation and increase in demand for local properties from foreigners, said Deputy Finance Minister Datuk Donald Lim Siang Chai.

“Inflation in 2010 stood at 2.2% and was at 2.4% in the first two months of this year. We expect it to be higher this year due to escalating food and oil prices,” he said after the launch of the National Property Information Centre's (Napic) property market report 2010 yesterday.

Lim also said many foreigners were looking to purchase property here because the prices of properties were cheaper than in neighbouring countries such as Singapore.

“And Malaysia, because of the ETP (Economic Transformation Programme) has attracted a number of investments from overseas. Investments last year were four times higher than 2009.


“We also expect more foreign companies to set up base here. Our Islamic banking is No. 1 in the world (so) all this will attract foreigners to come into Malaysia,” Lim said, adding that this would also contribute towards pushing up prices of properties in Malaysia.

He said rising oil prices would also cause prices to escalate.

“There's a lot of uncertainty in the Middle East. It's beyond our control and that (rising oil prices) will affect the other things,” he said adding that property prices in Malaysia were currently at a “manageable position.”

According to Napic's statistics, the Malaysian property market recorded 376,583 transactions in 2010 worth RM107.44bil.

Both the volume and value of transactions registered double-digit growth of 11.4% and 32.6% respectively from 338,089 transactions worth RM81.02bil in 2009.

Napic valuation director-general Datuk Abdullah Thalith Md Thani said 2010's (RM107.44bil) value was a new high for the Malaysian property market.


“In 2008 and 2009, we (Malaysian property market) suffered a bit. The volume of property transactions will go up (this year) but the margin will not be as high as last year.

“We had a good year last year because we rebounded from the sub-prime experience,” he said.

Abdullah added that Malaysia's fundamentals were still good, despite the uncertainties.

“People are worried about oil prices now but bear in mind, we are oil producers too. I will not say that property (by volume and value) will be better than 2010. There will be an increase. The question is the rate of increase.”

Napic expects the property market to remain promising in 2011, supported by various measures proposed under the Tenth Malaysia Plan and Budget 2011.

It said projects such as the Kuala Lumpur International Financial District, Mass Rapid Transit in Greater KL, the 100-storey Warisan Merdeka, the development of the Malaysian Rubber Board land in Sungai Buloh and the redevelopment of Pudu prison were expected to have positive spill-over effects.

Napic also said the Government's Skim Rumah Pertamaku to assist young adults to own homes below RM220,000, together with other incentives such as stamp duty exemption of 50% on instruments of transfer on a house not exceeding RM350,000 for first time buyers, would increase transaction volumes of homes in this price range.

“With the cessation of the Foreign Investment Committee's approval for the acquisition of properties by foreigners which took effect in June 2009, property investment in Malaysia will be more attractive to foreigners,” said Napic in a statement.

“Given that foreigners are only allowed to purchase commercial and residential properties priced above RM500,000, it is anticipated that more activities will be recorded in the high-end housing units in sought-after neighbourhoods,” it said.

This post has been edited by Covillea: Apr 21 2011, 10:51 AM

BEIJING: Deputy Prime Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin said China has agreed to increase its investment in Malaysia to be on par with Malaysia's investment in the republic.

He said that Chinese Prime Minister Wen Jiabao told him this after being informed that the republic's investment in Malaysia last year was only worth US208 million.

"He also confirmed his visit to Malaysia next week. I also introduced Wen to the Economic Transformation Program (ETP)," he told Malaysian journalists after calling on the Chinese leader yesterday.

Muhyiddin hopes that the visit will spur Chinese companies to seek investment opportunities in Malaysia.




"Two agreements to be signed during his visit are the mutual recognition of degrees of both nations and the comprehensive cooperation arrangement to enhance economic ties."

He said that they also agreed to enhance Malaysia-China cooperation in tourism.

Wen also invited Malaysia as a distinguished participant at the China-Asean Expo (CAEXPO 2011) in Nanning on Oct 21-26.

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Added on April 21, 2011, 6:17 pmSeems like the property speculators from China will start attacking Malaysia.

This post has been edited by cooolguy: Apr 21 2011, 06:17 PM

They should add shower screen for the 1st floor rooms toilet. Funny that the shower is facing the toilet seat...
UFO... Any input from your side ?

Kinrara Residence is a good buy. I have a customer who is very satisfied with his purchase To those who have yet to secure loans for Kinrara Residence, Feel free to contact me. I am from Citibank Mortgage Sales.

This post has been edited by v i n c: Apr 22 2011, 12:44 AM

Looking at the prices now, Kinrara Residence have become a "good buy".

Back last year during first launch, sooo many ppl tell us "no good buy".

Anyway anybody has progress pictures of the site?








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This post has been edited by accetera: Apr 22 2011, 12:46 AM

eh sifu UFO...

2 and 2 1/2 sty still got meH??

i thought fully sapu during launch last year?

but i still c Star Metro report today ...not 100% sold yet woh...

true ah??

2 and 2 1/2 only left bumi lots.

actually why everytime/...most project always left bumi lot....

only other race ie chinese in BBB mood while bumi no BBB mood?

eh 1 question..mayb sounds a bit dumb here...

bumi lot = for bumi purchaser which later on this bumi purchaser is free to sell to anyone ie chinese, indian, malay, etc

OR

Bumi lot = restriction in land title whereby bumi can only buy and then can only sell to bumi ONLY and if sell to non-bumi require consent from land office??

This post has been edited by noswear: Apr 22 2011, 09:26 AM