Not owner, just took them when inspecting vacant unit.

Workmanship is pretty good. But I have vested interest to promote SH, better drop by and see for yourself. (Again promoting SH)

Are you from the developer side or contractor or agent?

I have a Beethoven unit, thanks for assuring the workmanship is good coz the workmanship of the show unit is lousy.

When is VP?

If better rental chance, means better subsale chance, quite many think like us:

https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/2936839/

Back to Symphony Hills...

The credibility from any of the three remains the same, all would have vested interest to promote SH (I know I am not answering your question but let's just leave it at that).

VP should be soon, likely 1st Q next year, and possibly end of the year. If you drop by recently you will realize that Beethoven is almost ready.

If you are worried about workmanship, make a thorough inspection upon VP, make good use of the liability defects period. You may request your sales agent to help you with inspection (since they have to inspect properties regularly), though he/she is not obligated to help you with that, some good agents are willing to do that if they want to provide good after sales service.

Thanks for the info and tips. I visited my unit 3 weeks ago but did not manage to enter my unit as there were workers touching up the interior.

So far the land between the adjacent unit still looks raw, hope developer will put more effort to beautify this space will different type of plants just like the show houses.

This post has been edited by noblebaby: Aug 26 2013, 09:48 PM

Just bear in mind that the agents are not the real experts in home inspection, but they will notice more problems than the average person.

As for the landscaping in Beethoven, UEM is actually working on that right now. Just to assure you the final product should be pleasant at the least, since the landscape architect is the same group of people behind landscape projects like the indoor of Suria KLCC, One Menerung and Sentul West Park.

not SekSan?

http://www.seksan.com/index.html

couldn't see Symphony hills in the list

Probably because Symphony Hills is an ongoing project. Seksan Design's other new Cyberjaya project is not listed there as well.

This post has been edited by shadowranger84: Aug 27 2013, 08:28 AM

According to the not latest info, Landed SH will have at least 9 foreigner owning units..

This post has been edited by shinebr8: Aug 27 2013, 08:30 AM

9 foreigner owning units shouldn't be surprising, considering the whole SH project it should be more than 9. If it is 9 out of 10, that is something different.

At least its still nil when compared to neighbouring developments...

Multi national is good.

You will probably see more foreigners staying, considering that embassies will be moving to Putrajaya and there are international schools in Cyberjaya.

Very good!

You got any source for the above news that embassies will be moving to Putrajaya?

1 USD = Rm 3.33.
1 SGD = Rm 2.60.

Rm continues to be soften against foreign currencies.
Good news for overseas buyer but bad news to local Malaysia.

http://www.starproperty.my/index.php/artic...p-in-putrajaya/