Currently the developer is trying to buy the shoplots nearby and everyone dont seems like selling even though they are offered with 10% higher price than market. Maybe they are really trying to develop the whole area to something like Bangsar or Kuchai. Then it would be a pretty decent place to stay. Those who previously talked about TL negative point will seriously regret that they did not buy the unit at the 1st place.

Any updates on the sales chart for Tower C, as far as I know A and B sold out. Last I saw was last Monday 43 units left for Tower C if nt mistaken. Anyone got any latest updates?

Actually why didn't the developer start acquiring the shop lots subtally before they announce the project?
Then 10% above market price will be appealing. And they would have a better story to sell to the investors when they start selling the Leafz.

Now the owner may want bangsar price for their sungai besi shop lot?

Any updates on the sales chart for Tower C, as far as I know A and B sold out. Last I saw was last Monday 43 units left for Tower C if nt mistaken. Anyone got any latest updates?

Hi luvimp, ya agree with u those who miss the boat or criticise the project will regret in future Praying hard for TL area to Boom. Cheers !

As of yesterday only left 11units. 1130sfx1, studiox3 & the rest is 2+1

How much the shoplots at salak
South?

Awesome !

As of yesterday only left 11units. 1130sfx1, studiox3 & the rest is 2+1

Amazing...even though most of the units are priced at RM450-500/ft2, ppl sapued like pasar malam.
I think Leafz has been used as benchmark by Palace Court, the latter asking for RM440/ft2 now...still BBB?

But palace court more highly densed and not furnished right.
Moreover Leafz block c have separate access and facilities from block a & b. More privacy. Block C is like a diff different stand alone condo by itself.

Few months back at RM800k.
Once TL started is shot up to RM900k.
Currently they are offered by the developer at RM1 mil but some still unwilling to sell.
I think if not all willing to sell then developer wont buy it.

It seems to be the Sg Besi and Seri Kembangan are both highly anticipated land available nearby to BJ, Kuchai and Sri Petaling.
Therefore, they wanted to buy the old shoplots to revamp the area and also making more earnings.
If you ask me, i think the developer never expect TL to be sold out that quickly and therefore they are looking to buy the shoplots nearby only after TL started.

But palace court more highly densed and not furnished right.
Moreover Leafz block c have separate access and facilities from block a & b. More privacy. Block C is like a diff different stand alone condo by itself.

Block C owners will have their separate access, but do they have separate facilities? What facilities you are refering?

Any idea total shop lots at there and how many developer manage to buy thus far?

Easily more than 50 shoplots around.
However, only the row of shoplots which nearest to TL was being offered.
The only one i heard wanted to buy the shoplots is the developer of TL.

Good to hear this, hopefully the developer can upgrade n beautified the area n surrounding. Definitely good for their portfolio if they can really pull this off. A BIG plus for those who booked!

To put things in perspective here!

1.  I am not very good observant here but I don't see any negative impact on overall quality of living at all. 
2.  I read replies from forumers in LYT abt staying close to htw and the replies I got were nothing negative.  Furthermore, the htw is still quite a distance away.  Many ppl, investors and owners, bought into the condos in a very short period of time (at a faster pace), don't you think we saw the htw?  One good thing I do obersve though.  At night, when I am watching KlCC, I have mistaken htw as a bridge.    It is a overall picture I got.  I am not sure whether there is any other condo in KL which offers KLCC, KL tower, Mid Valley, Maybank tower, water theme park views all at the same time.  Isn't it nice?
3.  I would rather have my parking space above ground rather than underground just in case developer cuts corner and in the long run, we end up as casualties.
4.  I have not tried but I suppose there shouldn't be any problem doing this.  Didn't hear any negative comment abt this from interior designer though.
5.  Overall quality of living is still desirable. 
6.  Go to the showroom and tell me whether it is weird.  Worth to mention here is that every unit is a corner unit by itself, something many ppl would appreciate very much.  From my observation, for unit with pillar near the entrance, the pillar is quite small and doesn't take up much space of a unit.  With creative designing, you won't pay much notice to its existance at all.  80/20 rule.
7.  Different sizes available, from 1,000 ft I think.  It is decent for the sizes offered.  Even the smallest room I have seen can fit all the things you mentioned I think.  If you wish, it can be your study room, baby room......

Finally, the price.  I am not sure how much is other condo selling but I think Midfields is worth your while, whether for own stay (which many owners are doing) or investment purpose. 

3 extra points to add here :

1.  Big garden (coming up)
2.  Shop lots just next to the condos offering alfresco dining
3.  Better location.