Yeah Vista Damansara 8 years ago (-RM30k+ interest). Long story, some developer take over afterwards, I am not continue.

Haha can't stop worrying when one floor is not even build

I spent the whole night reading this whole thread and this morning I went to the sales office at NZX. I finally decided to book a 680sqft unit for 360k after discounts. There are plenty of pros and cons that I could think of but I feel the place has some decent potential:

Cons:
- terrible entrance road which hopefully be widened after LRT completion

- possible noise but SA iterated the use of thicker glass on units facing NKVE, they got glass samples in the sales office

- no more 2 parking lots, just 1, I was too late

Pros:
- fully furnished, perhaps this has become my specific requirement after going through the hassle of renovations so many times before

- minimal additional cost outlay with the furnishing they offer, you are talking about convection cooker, fridge, sofa, bed, LCD TV, walkin wardrobe, etc, the only thing missing is a washing machine, that would be sweet, haha

- really classy but edgy design, I'll work around that when the time comes

- VP could be timed around LRT station completion, I think, or LRT complete earlier much better

- supposedly covered path to LRT station but I'll take this claim with a little grain and salt, as long as it's walking distance, good enough

- implied value per sqft, sorry had to mention this, if the developer makes good of the similar specs furnishing as in the showroom, it could be easily be 50k renovation, sure can argue it's 30k worth or 80k worth, but if they were selling it without renovation at 300k, it's just 450 per sqft, of course this is up to different opinion but if you receive an empty unit, you will need to renovate it anyway, right?

About 20 units mostly high floors. 400k-410k. Both pool & NKVE view still got.

A forummer commented that a few months ago only 5-10 units left but probably some sales were cancelled due to loan rejection or the perceived slow progress. As far as I could see today, definitely more than 10 units.

Added: yes, facing NKVE, hopefully the thicker glass works as claimed, but mainly I prefer morning sun.

Hahahha...so funy this thread.Dont worry (againnnn...lol!), the piling machine is working right now...*kletung kletang kletung kletang*

Btw, the rebar is not karat teruk..it is just an oxidation process when openly expose to the sun and rain.It is just the surface that you can see the karat. No big deal!

I am working around this area...or I need to give site daily report here? Lol!

Let's backtrack a bit. The so-called "soft launch" was done because the developer has yet to obtain the local authority's approval to start construction. But you can see here people are expecting to see "soft launch" means tower crane to magically appear after that.

Tell me which developer doesn't do soft launch? Even Mah Sing did it with M Suites Jln Ampang. What they did was a full-sale soft launch where people did the booking and S&P was signed 4 months later after Mah Sing obtained the required approval from DBKL.

What about Eve Suites? Approval from MBPJ only got in Nov or Dec 2011 (correct me if I'm wrong). We have rules in Malaysia. They cannot start construction before getting approval. All hell will break lose. Only after approval they can issue a real legally binding document ie: S&P agreement.

Hehe thanks, 

I think those who booked during the soft launch in JAN 2011 and worried sick like some in LYN probably had cancelled the purchase already. It's part and parcel of property buying. Sometimes ppl rush to soft launch thinking if too late, no more units available. This is Malaysia mehhh.

Now, even after SPA signed but land still filled with lalang bushes, then I would be worried. To me, after X-th purchase of property (ahemmm ...), this is nothing like abnormality.

My 2 cents ;-)