QUOTE(Offshoreyoboy @ Oct 4 2014, 01:51 PM)
Should be, buyers who don't complain, let sleeping dogs continue to sleep.Investment PAN'GAEA - PARAGON | SOLSTICE | ECLIPSE [OT], The Cyberjaya city centre living by OSK
Investment PAN'GAEA - PARAGON | SOLSTICE | ECLIPSE [OT], The Cyberjaya city centre living by OSK
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Oct 4 2014, 01:56 PM
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Oct 4 2014, 01:57 PM
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I'm heading there now from PJ. Don't care whether it is invited or not. As long as I'm the owner, I have the right's to know what really happening.
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Oct 4 2014, 02:23 PM
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Oct 4 2014, 02:33 PM
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Guys.. I currently not in kl. Please help to ask if the change of master plan was properly communicated to all buyers with involved paragon, solstice and eclipse as I suspect alot might not aware of this change. Honestly speaking, if the plan is without the iconic mall n 5* hotel, i would not buy this development as it is too priced. So for who attend the meeting later, please help me to communicate my concern. Thanks alot.
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Oct 4 2014, 03:30 PM
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Oct 4 2014, 11:25 PM
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So.. case settle already? Seems no news after meeting.
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Oct 4 2014, 11:59 PM
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cant settle.
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Oct 5 2014, 08:32 AM
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Oct 5 2014, 10:33 AM
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QUOTE(Nyan^Nyan @ Oct 4 2014, 11:25 PM) Big storm brewing now, will certainly get much bigger in time to come. Not ruling out that those who are not happy will gate crash the official launch of Kepler with banners and placards, unless OSK are able to revert to their original master plan and scrap their new plan of launching Kepler. |
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Oct 5 2014, 10:40 AM
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QUOTE(DrPitchard @ Oct 5 2014, 10:33 AM) Big storm brewing now, will certainly get much bigger in time to come. Not ruling out that those who are not happy will gate crash the official launch of Kepler with banners and placards, unless OSK are able to revert to their original master plan and scrap their new plan of launching Kepler. What happen during the meeting yesterday? |
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Oct 5 2014, 10:42 AM
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How was the meeting with OSK yesterday bro?
Need to find a way to contact more Pangaea buyers to act together. Any advice from the lawyer? QUOTE(DrPitchard @ Oct 5 2014, 10:33 AM) |
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Oct 5 2014, 10:45 AM
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Meeting minutes of 'OSK Property - Meet Buyers Session'
Date: 4th October 2014 Time: 3.00pm-4.30pm Venue: Lotus Room 2, Swiss Garden Pudu, KL Attendees: 1. OSK mid management team, including the supposedly COO and also key architect/consultant of the previous phases. (6 people in total) 2. Buyers from various phases of Pangaea (30-35 people in total) Agenda: 1. Opening speech by OSK, stating that they value their buyers/customers and thus, the reason why they are having today's dialogue/discussion. 2. Presentation slides by OSK, showing the master plan of the entire project, with the area that was previously allocated for the 2 office and hotel blocks now replaced with 2 residential blocks (Kepler) .Also the revised 'centre stage', which will now have a high rise office & hotel (13-storey), street boutique retail mall with an indicative nett retail area of 380,000-400,000 sqft. New revised figure was provided by the key architect/consultant. 3. Presentation slides by OSK, showing that overall site progress of the project. Paragon is slightly ahead of its schedule, with handover targeted in April 2015. Solstice for Block 1 is up to the 19th floor while for Block 2, it is up to the 16th floor. As for Eclipse, foundation works is expected to be completed in November 2014. 4. Q&A session: i. Solstice & Eclipse duplex unit buyers voiced their concern that the new high rise office & hotel (13-storey) will now block their view. OSK replied that the layout for the 'centre stage' area is not confirmed yet and will further consult their consultants on this. ii. Buyers voiced their concern that the reason why they invested in the project is because of the unique integrated development of the project, which is mainly the office, hotel and 500,000 sqft shopping mall. OSK replied that those elements are still there but had to maneuver it due to change of market demands and also buyer requirements. OSK claimed that they have consulted and gathered feedback from consultants and also retailers regarding this. The new revised layout will add-value to the existing buyers. iii. Buyers went into detail regarding the change to the shopping mall, which was one of the unique selling points of the project. OSK replied that making a mall successful is not easy and tried to give examples of malls which are not doing well, such as SS Two Mall and also Alamanda. OSK replied that based on current trends and market environment, the previous design of the mall is not sustainable. The mall is only able to target those within 300-500 metres (walking distance), of which there are not many residents. People who are willing to drive will go further to other malls. Thus, the need to change the concept and reduce the nett retail area from 500,000 sqft to 400,000 sqft. Buyers replied on top of that stating that this is not true, as many people nowadays have cars and are willing to drive a significant distance to go to a place if the place is happening. iv. Buyers voiced their concern that they were cheated during the purchase of Solstice and Eclipse, as those 2 residential blocks were suppose to be the only residential units in the project. Purchasers of Eclipse were clearly told that Eclipse would be the last residential phase, followed by the development of the hotel and office block next and last but not least, the shopping mall. No reply from OSK on this matter. v. Buyers voiced their concern that by having additional residential units to the project, this will add to the risk of renting out as there will now be more units in the project. Buyers also mentioned that their decision to purchase the residential units is based on the risk calculation of having only 2 residential phases with office and hotel to further complement the 2 residential phases. The office will provide the rental demand for residential units. OSK replied that buyers should not be afraid of the new competition from Kepler as Eclipse and Solstice will be completed earlier and Kepler at a much later date. OSK did not reply on the point that reducing the office space will reduce the rental demand for residential units. vi. Buyers asked how much will be the launching price of the planned Kepler residences. OSK replied that it will be much higher than the previous 2 residential projects of Eclipse and Solstice but can't be revealed at this point in time as it has yet to be finalized. vii. Buyers voiced their concern that the project is now more densed that the original master plan with additional blocks and this is because, OSK just wants to rake in more profit. No reply from OSK on this matter. viii. Buyers request an option from OSK so that buyers who do not agree with the change can sell back their units to OSK at current market price (purchase price + appreciation value). OSK replied that they will need to consult their senior management on this and revert soonest. ix. Buyers request to reject the 'value add' changes of changing the master plan and revert back to original master plan. No reply from OSK on this matter. x. OSK will go through all the concerns and request from the buyers and will revert soonest. OSK can be contacted via email or phone at 603-2161 3322. Buyers that are present today will communicate through Facebook and elect a representative to follow up on the outstanding matters that were raised today via e-mail. Any reply from OSK will be shared via the Facebook group. Meeting adjourned. i share from the facebook group... for the buyers please share and join this group https://www.facebook.com/groups/291754137694836/ |
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Oct 5 2014, 10:58 AM
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Whack OSK !!!
QUOTE(cfyong2020 @ Oct 5 2014, 10:45 AM) Meeting minutes of 'OSK Property - Meet Buyers Session' Date: 4th October 2014 Time: 3.00pm-4.30pm Venue: Lotus Room 2, Swiss Garden Pudu, KL Attendees: 1. OSK mid management team, including the supposedly COO and also key architect/consultant of the previous phases. (6 people in total) 2. Buyers from various phases of Pangaea (30-35 people in total) Agenda: 1. Opening speech by OSK, stating that they value their buyers/customers and thus, the reason why they are having today's dialogue/discussion. 2. Presentation slides by OSK, showing the master plan of the entire project, with the area that was previously allocated for the 2 office and hotel blocks now replaced with 2 residential blocks (Kepler) .Also the revised 'centre stage', which will now have a high rise office & hotel (13-storey), street boutique retail mall with an indicative nett retail area of 380,000-400,000 sqft. New revised figure was provided by the key architect/consultant. 3. Presentation slides by OSK, showing that overall site progress of the project. Paragon is slightly ahead of its schedule, with handover targeted in April 2015. Solstice for Block 1 is up to the 19th floor while for Block 2, it is up to the 16th floor. As for Eclipse, foundation works is expected to be completed in November 2014. 4. Q&A session: i. Solstice & Eclipse duplex unit buyers voiced their concern that the new high rise office & hotel (13-storey) will now block their view. OSK replied that the layout for the 'centre stage' area is not confirmed yet and will further consult their consultants on this. ii. Buyers voiced their concern that the reason why they invested in the project is because of the unique integrated development of the project, which is mainly the office, hotel and 500,000 sqft shopping mall. OSK replied that those elements are still there but had to maneuver it due to change of market demands and also buyer requirements. OSK claimed that they have consulted and gathered feedback from consultants and also retailers regarding this. The new revised layout will add-value to the existing buyers. iii. Buyers went into detail regarding the change to the shopping mall, which was one of the unique selling points of the project. OSK replied that making a mall successful is not easy and tried to give examples of malls which are not doing well, such as SS Two Mall and also Alamanda. OSK replied that based on current trends and market environment, the previous design of the mall is not sustainable. The mall is only able to target those within 300-500 metres (walking distance), of which there are not many residents. People who are willing to drive will go further to other malls. Thus, the need to change the concept and reduce the nett retail area from 500,000 sqft to 400,000 sqft. Buyers replied on top of that stating that this is not true, as many people nowadays have cars and are willing to drive a significant distance to go to a place if the place is happening. iv. Buyers voiced their concern that they were cheated during the purchase of Solstice and Eclipse, as those 2 residential blocks were suppose to be the only residential units in the project. Purchasers of Eclipse were clearly told that Eclipse would be the last residential phase, followed by the development of the hotel and office block next and last but not least, the shopping mall. No reply from OSK on this matter. v. Buyers voiced their concern that by having additional residential units to the project, this will add to the risk of renting out as there will now be more units in the project. Buyers also mentioned that their decision to purchase the residential units is based on the risk calculation of having only 2 residential phases with office and hotel to further complement the 2 residential phases. The office will provide the rental demand for residential units. OSK replied that buyers should not be afraid of the new competition from Kepler as Eclipse and Solstice will be completed earlier and Kepler at a much later date. OSK did not reply on the point that reducing the office space will reduce the rental demand for residential units. vi. Buyers asked how much will be the launching price of the planned Kepler residences. OSK replied that it will be much higher than the previous 2 residential projects of Eclipse and Solstice but can't be revealed at this point in time as it has yet to be finalized. vii. Buyers voiced their concern that the project is now more densed that the original master plan with additional blocks and this is because, OSK just wants to rake in more profit. No reply from OSK on this matter. viii. Buyers request an option from OSK so that buyers who do not agree with the change can sell back their units to OSK at current market price (purchase price + appreciation value). OSK replied that they will need to consult their senior management on this and revert soonest. ix. Buyers request to reject the 'value add' changes of changing the master plan and revert back to original master plan. No reply from OSK on this matter. x. OSK will go through all the concerns and request from the buyers and will revert soonest. OSK can be contacted via email or phone at 603-2161 3322. Buyers that are present today will communicate through Facebook and elect a representative to follow up on the outstanding matters that were raised today via e-mail. Any reply from OSK will be shared via the Facebook group. Meeting adjourned. i share from the facebook group... for the buyers please share and join this group https://www.facebook.com/groups/291754137694836/ |
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Oct 5 2014, 11:08 AM
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This is bad.
For item iii, I thought Alamanda is doing well. Maybe OSK not able to manage the mall and keep it sustainable. Something must be brewing. Too many future malls in cyberjaya, perhaps? |
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Oct 5 2014, 11:34 AM
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So the mall become like street mall? Damn it!!!
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Oct 5 2014, 12:08 PM
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QUOTE(ftan @ Oct 5 2014, 11:08 AM) This is bad. I thought of the same. Alamanda was quite successful , right? I used to have lunch there once in a while, and saw a huge crowd For item iii, I thought Alamanda is doing well. Maybe OSK not able to manage the mall and keep it sustainable. Something must be brewing. Too many future malls in cyberjaya, perhaps? Night time no ppl? |
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Oct 5 2014, 01:10 PM
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QUOTE(ftan @ Oct 5 2014, 11:08 AM) This is bad. Yes, Alamanda is doing damn well actually. I regularly visit Alamanda over the weekend and the crowd there is just crazy. It's not easy at all to get a seat during lunch hour at one of the F&B outlets, always packed between 11am-3pm.For item iii, I thought Alamanda is doing well. Maybe OSK not able to manage the mall and keep it sustainable. Something must be brewing. Too many future malls in cyberjaya, perhaps? OSK's approach is rather pathetic during the meeting. IOI City Mall is opening soon, and it's a big statement of the market demand in that area. If OSK is not capable of running such a mall, they should just admit it and say it will fail because they are incompetent rather than saying it will fail because there is no demand. |
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Oct 5 2014, 01:21 PM
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QUOTE(den @ Oct 5 2014, 01:08 PM) I thought of the same. Alamanda was quite successful , right? I used to have lunch there once in a while, and saw a huge crowd Hope now falls on tamarind square and dpulze mall to create the vibrancy living in this area of cbj... Gg pangeae...forsee a tough tine for studio/soho owner ahead...Night time no ppl? |
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Oct 5 2014, 01:53 PM
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Now D'Pulze got mall and Pangaea no mall.. Now D'Pulze looks like a better buy...
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Oct 5 2014, 01:57 PM
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QUOTE(DrPitchard @ Oct 5 2014, 01:10 PM) Yes, Alamanda is doing damn well actually. I regularly visit Alamanda over the weekend and the crowd there is just crazy. It's not easy at all to get a seat during lunch hour at one of the F&B outlets, always packed between 11am-3pm. Alamanda is so successful n one of the best place to penetrate for bumi marketOSK's approach is rather pathetic during the meeting. IOI City Mall is opening soon, and it's a big statement of the market demand in that area. If OSK is not capable of running such a mall, they should just admit it and say it will fail because they are incompetent rather than saying it will fail because there is no demand. OSKP is losing a lot of reputation on this. How come they dare to try on Atria which is in a proven mature neighborhood and not here? Have they approach retail management companies or mall operators? Why no demand at this stage when during the feasibility studies conducted few years ago, there was demand to justify a mall here?? Shrewd businessmen! |
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