Was at the sales gallery a few days ago, was told by the SA that they r launching VIIA residences this weekend.

Price wise, starting from early RM14xx to RM1600 per sq feet depending on unit type and floor.

Discount/rebate offered is currently 5%, there's some "returning customer" and "introducer" discount as well.

Occupancy has been disappointing for the following reasons;

1) Linkbridge to MV not ready
2) LRT station link not ready
3) Shopping mall not ready

Until these are ready, occupancy rates will remain low

Any recommended short term rental ( airbnb) operators for vogue suites1. Would like to explore leasing to them. Pls PM me, thanks.

https://www.thestar.com.my/metro/metro-news...ll-goers-safety

Finally!

THE long-awaited pedestrian link bridge connecting the Abdullah Hukum LRT-KTMB station with The Gardens Mall is expected to be opened by this month.

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Once opened, the link bridge would allow easier access from the station to nearby shopping centres including Mid Valley Megamall.

IGB Bhd corporate communications senior manager Kim Teoh when contacted, said the company is in the final process of getting the necessary approvals from the relevant authorities.

“The approvals and inspections of the bridge are expected to be completed by this month.

Approvals and inspections are to be carried out by Kuala Lumpur City Hall and the Fire and Rescue Department to ensure that the structure complies with safety standards.

KL Eco City Sdn Bhd sales and marketing executive Amy Ang said the bridge will be opened once IGB had obtained the Certificate of Completion and Compliance (CCC).

At the moment, the public have to take a long detour along the KL Eco City road or brave the traffic and cross the PJ-Bangsar bypass as a shortcut.

A commuter who only wanted to be known as Satkunarajah said he had been waiting for the 70m-bridge to be opened since its completion nine months ago.

“Until the bridge is opened, commuters would have to walk along the road which endangers their safety.

“It is also inconvenient especially for the elderly and the disabled, ” he said.

Lie Pang and Jackson Yang who work near Mid Valley Megamall concurred, adding that without a covered walkway, commuters were at the mercy of the weather.

“We get soaked whenever it rains, ” they said.

A check by StarMetro found that commuters currently use an old bridge located several hundred metres away from the station to cross the road to get to The Gardens

Looks like Amari Hotel will be opening soon