9,475 units!?

Which project, boss?

90% sold, about 90 units still available?

Free party, free show, free celebrity, if in KL i will also go...buy or not buy another matter

Concern about the future density of Empire City 1 and 2...LDP will be paralysed

They better plan for new highways...

The link between sri damansara and damansara perdana is actually ready...somewhere along persiaran meranti and join to Rafflesia.

But if open up, firstly LDP will lose toll collection and they will lobby and secondly sri damansara will be flooded with cars wanting to avoid the toll. The RA of Sri Damansara is actually against opening up...

Bcoz after 3 years, need to pay RM3500 to RM4000 (including maintenance fee) per month

Actually left those west facing units which people not keen and those high floor units which people think too expensive...IMHO

Ya, Block B

2xth Floor, facing pool

Yours?

This post has been edited by CMW123: Aug 18 2013, 09:03 PM

http://www.propcafe.net/editors-choice/bes...se-residential/

Review by independent Propcafe

For comparison only:

Damansar Foresta : Below RM600psf
Damansara Avenue Azelia : Rm610psf+
DCP One Central Park : RM800 psf
OSK new SOFO : ??
Damansara Avenue new Altivo SOFO ??

What u mean? Developer sent u letter to charge u for late payment, is it not under DIBS? Any delay is due to developer n not us...

Write a letter showing the dates of all the events which happened and ask for the interest to be waived

Ask developer to claim from the solicitor and not you, just deduct from their fee can alreadi

Think depends on objective is for own stay, short term investment or long term investment or too rich as collection...

So confirm that your Block A level 8 and 9 structure is up...

Fantastic!

Initially I was guessing whether it's haze or what?

Any similar project in Klang valley?

Latest progress from facebook

What is the size for the phase 2 duplex?

At RM1.2m, how much psf?

Haha...it will be from RM700psf for Phase 2, Phase 1 owners Huat ah!!



PETALING JAYA: Land & General Bhd (L&G) aims to sustain its financial outperformance for another three years, through expanding its landbank and organic growth.

The group was optimistic about achieving this through land acquisitions, riding on the ambition to reposition itself from the mid-size property player category to a large one.

Managing director Low Gay Teck said: “We hope to sustain the impressive growth over the next three years and we will do this by way of land acquisitions as well as through our existing landbank and projects.”

The group is in talks with several parties for either land acquisitions or joint ventures but could not reveal any details for now.

“We do not have an expansion target but we are looking for land where there is potential to generate high gross development value (GDV),” he said after the company AGM yesterday.

L&G has in total 2,800 acres of land – 42 acres in Bandar Sri Damansara, 190 acres in Negri Sembilan, 36 acres in Sungai Petani, 13 acres industrial land in Johor Baru and 2,500 acres of oil palm and rubber plantation nationwide.

L&G’s unbilled GDV and projects in the pipeline to-date are in excess of RM3bil, sufficient to keep its property division busy for the next five years.

When asked about softening property prices, Low did not see L&G facing such issues as the situation was area-specific, where the group did not operate in.

On enlarging its recurring income base, Low said the group had no immediate plans to expand its plantation operations but had been buying properties for investment purposes.

It recently acquired an office block in Putrajaya while it already has a commercial projecy 8trium in Bandar Sri Damansara and an investment in Vietnam.

Low said the group was not looking at any new overseas ventures, aside from its existing bungalow development in Hidden Valley, Australia.

For the financial year 2013, the group achieved a net profit of RM44mil, 45% higher than RM30.4mil a year earlier.

Its revenue was RM216.3mil, 65.4% higher than the RM130.8mil achieved a year ago.

The total assets grew by more than 15% from RM476mil to RM549.7mil in this period. Net assets rose by 15.8% from RM282.5mil to RM327mil.

The group was targeting to launching two of its upcoming projects in the third quarter of 2014 (3Q14).

The two projects are the Phase 2 of its Damansara Foresta condominium in Bandar Sri Damansara and the Tuanku Jaafar Golf & Country Resort project in Negeri Sembilan.

The Foresta Phase 2, consisting two condominium towers of 452 units, has a target gross development value of RM500mil. “The units are between 1,200 sq ft (sf) to 2,000 sf and while we have not finalised the selling price as it will be launched a year from now, we’re estimating a range from RM700 per sf.”
On its Negri Sembilan golf resort, he said there were still some development issues to be ironed out with the local authorities.

He noted that the local council had requested for some low-cost components to be included in the project but the group was undergoing some processes and discussion to waive it.