yeah.....
Live in high land afraid of landslide
Live in low land afraid of flood.
Live in not high not low land, then scared of theft and robbery, or hit by thunder.
where else can stay?

Your CCRIS report will score a "0" when u pay on time every month, you will get a "1" for the month that u late for payment. So u need to score as many "0" as possible, it shows good conduct of accounts, and will add value to your future loan applications.

U can refer to the progressive claim letter from the developer

Seems the blogger has answered your question in the blog.

Entry price expensive meh? from beggining RM400psf to now RM550psf.
Now Siber tak berjaya already selling at this price.

DF's 11 blocks in 42 acres of land are to be built in 10 years time, compared to CBJ's Hyre's 700++units in 5 acres land only. So which one is more congested?

yes u r right, 4+2+3+3 = 12

On and off u hv those so called physicians come and share their fear. Just ignore!!

Oh yeah. Thanks.

Rehda is fighting to remove the bumi quota for all development except for property below RM500k.

From my understanding, when the developer ask the land office to release the bumi quota, the difference sums of bumi discount need to pay to land office, then developer will add the cost to the released bumi units and applies it on non bumi purchasers.

it is too early to conclude it is a sore investment.
Or u feel sore for didnt invest it in time?

Let's give a litle bit of different thoughts.

Most of projects mentioned are different from Dsara Foresta as most of the mentioned projects are one off type, and not a township development.
The developer, Land and General is the maiden developer in Bandar Sri Damansara, which cover > 90% of the development in this township. So their company's reputation carried wth this township development.

Not to mention DF itself is a 10 years project, if they have problems on the construction of phase 1, how are they going to sell the subsequent phases 2-4? Plus they still have some undeveloped lands in BSD.

Good that u r in O&G industry, and at least you can give some valid inputs, unlike somes just shoot in the air.

I still did not see your constructive and analysis to justify it is a sore investment as u claim.

the phas 1 seems left only around 15% unsold.
If they were to launch the phase 2 with all duplex units or with LOFT concept overlooking the resrved forest, i am keen too.

Thanks 661188, more pics for LOFT

The below is captured from the Ho Chin Soon's book titled " Penang Island Golden Triangle", Page 65.

"The new guideline classifies all existing slopes into 4 classes according to their level of risk and impose different requirement ensuring safety to the authority. A summary of the different classes of slopes is shown in the following table

Class 1 - Slope Gradient (less than 15 degree), Risk - Very Low
Class 2 - SG (between 15-25 degree), Risk - Low
Class 3 - SG (between 25-35 degree), Risk - Medium
Class 4 - SG (> 35 degree), Risk - High

Class 1 slopes are those slopes with a gentle gradient of less than 15 degrees and as such have very low risk of failure, thus minimal control is required and no special engineering review of developent is required.

Class 2 sloper is steeper, so nominal control for development of Class 2 land is required. A developer need ro submit a Geotchnical Design Report to be prepared Professional Engineer (must registered with Board of Engineer Malaysia) with sufficient geotechnical and soil mechanic expereince to access all the stability of the development land, and the immediate surronding area. He/She must have at least 3 years experience with at least 1 year experience gained in Malaysia.

The above requirement is verified by Prof. Dr Gue See Sew and Ir. Jack Pan.

DF is only built on Class 1 + 2 land, so u make your own judgement.

Just share the view as someone somehow sometime will raise the same issue and attack, so need expert clarification and explanation to clear the air.

Mayland has the habit of late delivery and not paying the LAD (late interest), hope this time when using LnG's name to sell things will get better.
Land works has started 9 months b4 the Block A launching, and they able to get land office to increase the construction time to 42 months, so hope this time they could deliver on time. Otherwise they need to pay interest to the banks, since under DIBS.

half of 1.1k, u can get it from 550psf after discount.

2% booking fee and signed SPA, 8% rebate in the form of credit note.
DIBS pay nothing till VP.
Both Loan and S&P legal fees are paid by developer if u take the loan under their panel banks (PBB, HLB, UOB, OCBC, Citibank, CIMB, HSBC, MBSB, Standchart, Ambank, Alliance. Maybank was once in the panel, then withdrawn, then heard they joint back again). MBSB still give 90% loan for 3rd property.

so fast? mine is 9-10th floor, need to pay next 10% soon...