hope a lot of people will move quickly. the more the merrier isnt it.. .. furthermore this place is a lil bit isolated at the moment, so good neighborhood is very important. i will move as soon as i get the key.. hehe..

just went back from visiting the house. very surprise with the performance of the 2nd phase construction. very glad if the whole development can be completed in no time.

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Added on November 7, 2010, 8:40 pmbefore i forget to ask, do we need to pay again when the developer transfer the title from master to individual title? .. anyone can help on this..?

secondly, i'm just wondering if there will be guard house there?.. saw that in the purchase letter, but the construction of the guard house hasn't commenced at all.

This post has been edited by engm85: Nov 7 2010, 08:42 PM

I am also intending to move in as soon as I see the enough crowd:) I guess we could be neighbor as your house is type A and mine is Type C. I notice from the plan that Type A and C are mostly packed together.

How's your plan on grill? I saw in the agreement that anti-climb fencing is provided but I don't see it at this moment. Have you noticed about it? I saw some perimeter fencing but not definitely anti-climb fencing. As you said, no guard house too. Hopefully, they all will be ready before we move in as my main concern is about security.

ooh somehow i totally missed this project even tho i've stayed in SUbang for 24 yrs now...i was aware of Alam Impian but not TTDI.

I just saw iproperty that the corner lots are going for 800k now... thats like 300k appreciation from developers price...in a space of what...1 yr or lesS? >_<

I have a unit in Putra Heights, due to CF early 2011... but when i saw TTDI AI, kinda grown interest to it, seeing the layout, concept and most importantly G&G.

Wonder any corner units left in TTDI AI?

Last time i check, there were 2 corners (Unit number 2 & 36 @ Jalan panglima Awang 35/121). not sure if there were any takers already.

By the same token, u can call the Naza TTDI AI Salesmen (Syed 0122044275) for this matter. he's very friendly tho.

I went to TTDI office last saturday. Only 1 or 2 intermediates are available due to cancellation from owners with loan securing problems. One is Type B. and another one is Type E. Check with Syed.

Wah ....that's cool....am INTERESTED....how do I get hold of this Mr. Syed????

He is a TTDI sale person for alam impian. His mobile number is 012-2044275....good luck...

Thanks mate...will get in touch with him...

how is the result.. still have unit that vacant?

Tried calling him but he's not answering...tried texting him but no reply from him....

If gt vacant unit sure I sapu by now....

Why don't you call the office? toll free number is 1300888834... and you can directly to go to their sale office and check it out. The address is
No 1, Jalan Marathon 13/31
section 13, Shah Alam

It's next to Shah alam stadium.

You need to rush it if you are serious about it. I saw a few units available last time and disappeared within a day or two.

Noted

Hi All,

Anyone knows when will the snp signing date be?

Thanks

I was told soon, likely next week.

Be careful though, the developer is very evasive about letting the purchaser step into the house, although booking has been paid.

The SPA specifically states that the house is being purchased "as is, where is" but Naza TTDI is refusing to let us into the house, not to mention that the SPA is not following schedule H but a normal subsale SPA. The only good thing is an additional of a short 15-month defect liability period.

I am a purchaser but currently having doubts about the professionalism of Naza TTDI. Any one has had any problems with them?

I was suspicious about that term "as is, where is" in the agreement but i thought that it was my fault not to request them to show me the house first. Now I know that it is standard for every buyer. I will definitely force them to let me see the house first before signing S&P. It has to be that way. Otherwise, they should not put "as is, where is" term.

Any comments on this agenda is very much appreciated.

A 10 min call with Naza TTDI went no where... evasive and they used the terms "under-construction" and "completed" whenever it suits them.
- Cannot see house because under construction and no CF
- 15month liability only because house completed (think standard is 18 or 24months?)
- Can only see the house after signing snp and paying the 10% then getting loan and settling remaining 90% (!) -> That's already buying the house

This post has been edited by zenquix: Nov 10 2010, 05:32 PM

Hi Zenquix,


1. May I know what is schedule H and how it differs from subsale SPA.

2. Since the house will be "as is, where is" what liability will be covered, and what are not covered?

Other issues.....

This evening, called Naza TTDI and was told that they want us to pay the balance 10% during the signing of S&P...what BS is this! ...after I argued where to get the money....they asked me to apply personal loan!.....after I argued again....then later they say they can wait for EPF withdrawal.

Then was told.... if the bank doesn't disburse the full payment to them latest 1 MONTH after S&P buyer will have to bear the interest..again..what BS is this! .. I thought usually we have 3+1 months to settle this after S&P. Please correct me if I'm wrong.

Thanks all

This post has been edited by y2kfirewalker: Nov 10 2010, 07:34 PM

Schedule H applies to under construction property and specifically states when they can get the money etc. + money withheld during liability period + some protection clause for the homebuyer (made mandatory by housing development act). Subsale SPA is self determined, basically written by the lawyer anyway they want.

Note: Lawyer is representating Naza TTDI. House buyer is UNREPRESENTED.

My suggestion: Looking @ their tactics, better get another lawyer or someone knowledgeable to read the SPA with you.

Not stated. There is a defect liability clause of 15-months but was not clear whether there are exclusions. Will read thru it again once I get the copy.


It is standard to pay the balance 10% downpayment upon signing the S&P.

I thought I read that it was 3+1. Will check again.



This post has been edited by zenquix: Nov 10 2010, 08:22 PM

Thanks a lot for the info Zenquick.....

Please keep us all updated of any issues since you seem to be very knowledgeable in this area ...we buyers must be united

Whoa...that sounds fishy...