Oh... What i meant was that although four car parks were designed in one row, but both units still can move out from opposite two ways. However, i still believe that the design of front and back is troublesome for two cars in the same unit. Unless the design of front and back which is movable from both way.

Oh... Really? I thought normally they won't design like this, as i compared to my current Condo. Haha, don't you think this design very inconvenience. If this design, i either everyday change car with my wife ("first in, later out"), or both of us need to have the duplicated car keys for each of us so that we can move out our another car first, since we go to work at different time. Haiz...

I was informed by a manager from Foresta that we had actually signed a form stating the DIBS and the 10% discount when we booked the unit. A copy was not given to us at that time because it was not advantageous for our banking loan (getting 80% instead of 90% if the bank knew about it, the bank agent also told me the same thing which is why they never reported to their higher ups on this discount).

She also told me that the document will be given to us once the SPA is signed and included in the completed agreement. And we can ask for a copy now if we want to but we must get it from their office or contact their staff to email it to us which I did. Hopefully, I will get it before I sign the SPA on Monday night.

Attached is a copy of the car park layout for Level 5. I am quite pleased with my allotment because it is near the entrance and to my block. But the SPA had an error, giving me Level 6 instead of Level 5. So better check the agreement carefully. I asked the lawyer to send me a draft copy for viewing before signing though it's a bit late.

Oh, I was informed by the solicitor that for Block A owners, if we do not execute by 27 March 2012, the developer may forfeit the 10% discount although I did not ask my agent nor the manager whether this true. Perhaps you guys can check it out with your agents.

Anyone else signed the SPA today?

The lawyer said no need to worry on the DIBS issue as long as developer not turning into insolvency within this period, if developer pay late or they don't pay the interst, what action u (purchaser) can take....?! We need to understand law how can protect our benefit ..Right...?! not only protect developer! I must asking developer issue a DIBS letter for signing!

I didn't know the car park layout is like that. So dissapointing.
And mine still have to wait long time more for the SPA as mine is block D.

The sales agent arranged for the solicitors to sign with purchases at Foresta sales office this weekend. They should be there today as well. But since there are amendments to mine, she will actually meet me tomorrow at Sri Damansara and sign over a cuppa. ;-)

Hi,

Wondering how you know your car park allotment mistake.?  U know it b4 u sign s& P?

Ya, the only bad thing about the car park design is front-back style. However, the good thing is that the design of the entrance for each unit's car park is directly to your level, instead of entering one level than turn around each level to your car park level (like certain condo). I am glad that my car park location right infront of my block B lift entrance, still a little bit disappointed due to front-back car park design.

Was told there are 10 legal firms handling Foresta case, the lawyer who handle the S&P matter will also handle the loan documentation if taking DIBS under their EF list

Just received a fax copy of the Acknowledgement which we signed during the booking. It does mention the DIBS scheme but not the 10% rebate although I think after dealing with them for some time now, this developer seems trust-able for what they have promised.

My SPA price was lower than the purchase price to indicate the 2% early bird rebate. My acknowledgement also does not bear the company stamp from L&G if I remember correctly. The 10K payment was indicated though.

I signed the agreement yesterday and noticed that the kitchen hood and hob were not stated in the agreement, neither was the security card access system for the doors and lifts (although it is stated in the brochure). However, they have kept their promises made in the last apartment which I bought from them. Hope this is the same. ;-)

I see. The deeds agreement? I must have missed it. 

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Added on March 28, 2012, 10:29 am

Any idea what this plaster ceiling means? 

hi, how do u get 32 cents?

i tot change name not allowed already? if u dont want the unit developer just minus RM600 off as admin fee?

Abt 20-30 units drop outs from each block A & B. But price have inflated to match Block D.

Any one have Level 4 parking layout plan...?

west facing, afternoon sun

In my opinion and some other experiences, I really doubt developer will issue CN.
As they have to dig out real cash to pay you whom make up to thousand of purchasers.
If DIBS is 10K per purchaser, 1 thousands purchasers mean they have to prepare RM10million lah.

They will probably issue offer letter (only 1 thousand logo offer letters.. cheap cheap lah compare with RM10million real cash)
If I was the developer, I will also ask commission from bank for generating sales from them, and offset it with
the DIBS interest, 
beside, I will negotiate for an easy payment and low interest payment stream with banks to settle the DIBS,
in return for them to stay as panel bankers to get business from my project. 

So, why should developer issue CN purchasers?
Just my view, very soon we will know.

Haha... The reporter reported the wrong info?

I am wondering, the solicitor mentioned that the date of VP will be calculated from the date of SPA stamping date, if the stamping date is around April/May 2012, then the VP will be around Oct/Nov 2015 (construction period of 3.5 years). If the stamping date even later, then the VP will be even later, i.e. early 2016? Then the developer's late submission payable interest to purchaser will be counted from the date of VP. Hopefully the stamping date as soon as possible.

Woa... you also invested in this? You got so many bullets, can invest two units from two different places at one go ??