Landed - Tmn Esplanad, Jalil Sutera, Bungalow Zone ABC more than 90%, condo - Arena green, Salvana, Greenfield, Green Avenue, Vista Komanwel, Jalil Damai estimate 70%, Flat <10%

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Added on February 9, 2011, 3:37 pmJaya Jusco property division has been sourcing Bkt Jalil land since 2008, reliable source shows that JJ is eyeing a piece of 22 acres land behind Jalil Sutera, this land is where the new LRT line's proposed station, I see the possibility that Prasarana is looking for free land cater for car park, if JJ acquisition/leasing is successful, then the Jalil station with 350 parking lots will be located in line with JJ car park, it is a win win situation for JJ and Prasarana, the same happen to the JJ Cheras Selatan car park, 1 station is proposed. since there are no proper supermarket in vicinity area, JJ shd position itself into this raw mkt, the buying power is double of Puchong

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Jalil damai very near Sri rakyat low cost houses also more than 70% ? I don't think so. I think only 40%.

Owner mostly Chinese, tenant I dun know

I though Jaya Jusco will be built at Jalil city??

Anyway if i have fat budget i would bet everything on Jalil City (provided Ho Hup is not the sole developer). Imagine with the new launches in BJ e.g Treez, KM1, Kiara residence, Jalil max and Z residence, this will increase the population by few thousand, coupled with the existing residents in BJ, OUG and Sri petaling, this will form the huge catchment area for Jalil City.

Lai meng school, calvary church and bukit jalil park will draw outsiders coming to BJ 7 days a week. Also if the interchange to puncak jalil and kinrara is done, this will bring in another huge amount of visitors everyday!

Magna link house is a good deal too... this is probably the last landed project in BJ (i heard there is a townhouse project next to low cost flat).

The only problem is i DON'T HAVE THE $$$

Can u show me the article to the magna terrace houses ? I seem to have miss the announcement.

I totally agree. 60 acres of Jalil City is even bigger than mid valley city (50 acres), Original master plan for Tesco and Carrefour

Sorry that i don't have the announcement for one jalil... but you can find the ad in iproperty below....


http://www.iproperty.com.my/property/searc...99&lo=&wp=&ns=1

Wow...thank you 4 ur info....I think i will consider buy 1 more condo around BJ.

Since BJ is the only 3 international zones gazetted alongwith U-Thant & Damansara heights in the country, today's charcoal will become tomolo's diamond

What does international zones mean?

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Added on February 10, 2011, 4:21 pmI forgot to add the skilled workers working in TPM, may be a few hundreds to a thousand of them including those in astro...If the design of Jalil City is modern with chill out places, don't be surprise to see some DJs or beauty pageants hanging out there

This post has been edited by Cocoon: Feb 10 2011, 04:21 PM

[quote=Cocoon,Feb 10 2011, 03:17 PM]
What does international zones mean?

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Added on February 10, 2011, 4:21 pm

A piece of news from DBKL

6.4.3 Designate and develop international zones

171. A world-class city must be able to attract the highest calibre of expertise, both local and overseas, to live as well as work in the City. Areas with activities of international relevance and appeal, incorporating attractive living environment shall be developed to provide high quality facilities in terms of education, shopping, recreation and entertainment. The quality of existing facilities and utilities shall be improved to cater for the needs of expatriates and local residents.


172. In addition to being high quality residential districts, the International Zones shall also be developed as high-end employment centres specialising in ICT or high skills technology. Commercial activities that cater to the needs and tastes of the international market shall be encouraged and precincts which specialise in international cuisine and culture shall be designated and developed.


173. Three areas have been designated zones of international relevance and appeal namely Damansara, Ampang/U-Thant and Bukit Jalil. Each zone will be able to provide its own uniquely attractive living environment to appeal to the differing requirements of international residents from the well established and exclusive low-rise residences of Damansara to the new high-rise condominiums of Bukit Jalil.


174. The eastern part of Damansara and western part of Jalan Ampang/Jalan U-Thant shall complement the activities of the City Centre, providing established high quality living environments conveniently accessible to the central business district. The southern zone at Bukit Jalil shall serve as a bridge between the City and the MSC high tech areas to the south. The character of each zone shall be developed so as to preserve and enhance their own individual locational strengths and existing character and amenity.


175. The areas located between KL Sentral and Telekom Tower, being part of Damansara - Penchala International Zone, provide a wide range of facilities such as hotels, offices, shopping centres and a regional transportation hub catering for international and regional markets.

What are the advantages of international zone compared to non international ?

Is it because more foreigners will be there ?

Low density, better maintenance public amenities (I hope so)

HoHup is back.....

http://www.btimes.com.my/articles/20110210145552/Article/

Left 1 bullet only, kena tembak baik-baik ya..

Low density ? With so many high rise condos within a small area coming up, how can it be considered low density ?

If all double storey house, then it is low dense lah.

Even now, during peak hours, it is bumper to bumper car, i cannot imagine when the condos are completed and lrt is completed the traffic situation will be nightmare !

Perhaps you dun understand Bkt Jalil very well, BJ is about 20% land of Puchong, but the total number of houses (including flat and condo) in 2015 estimated maximum 8000 units, compare to Puchong close to 100K units, compare to Cheras, Ampang, Subang and PJ, she wins in terms of density.

Traffic jam are due to Puchong cars, dun mess up

True, so it doesn't matter whether it is low density as most cars are from puchong.


Is it confirm that jaya jusco and not tesco is taking over bukit jalil hypermarket ?

It is still better than those staying in Puchong, jam at their own area and jam again at BJ....

More cars from Puchong is also good for commercial activities at Jalil City

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Added on February 11, 2011, 9:27 amLow density is because most of the land in BJ is being used for Stadiums, 2 parks, 1 golf course and tpm (low rise IT buildings). The remaining land for development is relatively small even though you may see many high rise condos there...

This post has been edited by Cocoon: Feb 11 2011, 09:27 AM

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