Thanks for the update.

Are those trees retained and conserved as part of the eco thing?

Site Progress:

http://www.spsetia.com.my/corporate/proper...te-progress.asp

Liu Li Garden has 13 more units unsold wei... More than what I initially remembered mths back.

Federal Hill is one of the very low profile high end area, possibly a humble old one and it is consider Bangsar area, which quite near KL and Bkt Tunku.

Ya, I thought they suppose to keep those trees? How come now botak one?

https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/1775015/+1680

Setia moving small than big trees. Likely keep surrounding big trees bah.

http://www.facebook.com/setiaecogladescyberjaya2013

WELCOME BACK XYYAP !!!

S P Setia on the hunt overseas:

http://www.thestar.com.my/Business/Busines...laysia-and.aspx

The development of Parque would see S P Setia retain 12 matured elm trees on the site, which Liew said gives character to the project. S P Setia had also replanted 3,000 trees when constructing its Eco Glades project in Cyberjaya.

because loan got rejected....

Selling slow & steady good.

Want fast selling? Go goreng...

Landed: eco hill
Highrise: fennel

Yep agreeable. With the new budget measures...SEG is only for the affordable & investors. Speculators usually won't come in

Value of a prop, in my opinion, if it is there, it will be there. It just a matter of time. I am exited with the tree replanting as this will add value. Hopefully by the time they hand over keys to us, the replanted trees and the new ones would have matured.

yes...with the greens, orchard & water features...we are all staying in a beautiful & healthy environment

Do you have the sales chart to show us?

Set correct expectation. Trees @ Eco Glades likely will need time to mature.

Moving cost for big trees is quite a lot. Believe Setia moving small to medium trees only.

Agree, cant see much when handover (abt 2 years time). But if they replant now, 4-5 years time, you could see the effect already. Small/medium will become medium/big trees! In Alam Damai where I am staying now, the 30 acre park which is at least 7 years old is quite matured now.

Talking about trees...

I like Singapore where the country plants huge trees EVERYWHERE.

Everytime when I back to KL, I feel trees are so small, & mostly plants in residential only.

The Greater KL transformation plan, indicates the city going green, but really didn't see much effort spend until now.


This post has been edited by xyyap: Nov 19 2013, 02:16 PM

KL is a big city, trees are not concentrated. Yes singapore line the road out of the airport with nice greens. We also have but it is such a long drive back from KLIA that we all sleep on the way back