mean that time Block A pay only RM10k for all floor?
then ppl get higher floor more worth?

Some assurance as below, any comments

1. The Edge
http://www.theedgemalaysia.com/in-the-fina...ll-for-lag.html

Low said RM20million was spent on developing the infrastructure with slope safety measures which told 12 months.
2. IProperty Magazine Issue 84 on DF
"This highland property is also structurally sound, with steel wire mesh foundations and slope monitoring activities done right at the start of the development.

3. The Star

http://thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?file=...8320&sec=nation

KUALA LUMPUR: The Bukit Setiawangsa landslip was likely caused by the unsuitable slope protection method used for the hill, according to experts.

Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia Assoc Prof Dr Tajul Anuar Jamaluddin said the wall used to protect the slope was known as a “shotcrete” wall which prevents water from entering the soil.

“However, water can still seep into the slope from areas not covered by the wall but the wall also prevents water from flowing out.

“In other words, water can flow in but not out.

“When this happens, the groundwater pressure builds up and breaks through the wall, causing the landslip,” he said when contacted.

What’s left of the same house on the top of the hill.

Dr Tajul, who teaches geology, said shotcrete walls were also not meant to be built on highly metamorphic rocks at Bukit Setiawangsa, which are not strong enough.

“The proper slope protection for such rocks should be something permeable like a high tensile strength wire mesh wall.

“This method allows water to seep in and out and vegetation to grow to prevent erosion,” he said.

Dr Tajul said that improper use of the shotcrete wall was common in Malaysia.

“Shotcrete walls should only be applied for granite slopes which are solid.
“However, they are commonly used because they are three to four times cheaper than the permeable walls,” Dr Tajul said.

He added that the Bukit Setiawangsa slope was cut too high and steep at 60° while houses were built too close to the edge.

Sensitive land development specialist Dr Tew Kia Hui said shotcrete walls were designed to prevent erosion but should not be constructed in areas with unstable earth.

“Such walls cannot withstand a heavy load above the soil. This includes houses, apartments and boulders,” he said.

Dear all,

Again, why feed the trolls? The self professed "physicists" that generalized "all hill slope devs are unsafe" are no different from those who think flying in aircrafts is unsafe!

Haters are gonna hate.

Here's some photos taken during my visit yesterday, I was stopped from entering the development premises so there is only a little I can get.

We can also be scared everything and eventually miss all opportunity and miss the life as well.

Whenever there is any risk whether a safety risk or whatever, a risk analysis would need to be carried out.

In this case, I would conclude that the risk is lower than taking an aircraft.

For the uninitiated, the risk would be higher.

However, it is common to place higher risk when you are unsure about the subject.

One of the salesperson said she also bought a unit and that's what stated on the S&P. I haven't signed mine so I don't know. Can anyone confirm this?

I actually didn't specifically asked about this. Only when we asked if it would be noisy at night for low floors, that they mention "not to worry, the facilities are closed at 6PM". Hence I can imagine not many people would ask about it.

last 10% sure they shoot  up the price
then get ready for the phase 2...

once the MRT really confirm at Sri Damansara Price increase again...

Boss, SA said firework at 10pm only...

I tot fireworks to be at 10pm?
I reached there 10:30pm apa pun tak da

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Here it is...went over last week...block a already up to level 8...all 4 blocks is up...in progress at same time

not so many ppl compare to the celebration night back in July

Chinese new year tanglung also appear...lol

Went to the location to see it last night (before my visit to the showroom this weekend to meet the agent). Wasn't that far from the toll and surrounding area was very good in my opinion. Houses below the road going up seems like good residences. Any ideas if they would light up the road going up to Foresta?.. its a nice laid back road but could be dangerous/scary in todays malaysian high crime rate times.

Not so near as view from these photos seems.
Will it be taller than the tower as some claim to be?  I doubt it.

I also doubt it now after seeing your photo.

I guess for those block A higher floor units facing the pool, we might be able to see over KD?

Is it only my perception? It looks like block A is built higher than the other block for the same floor from this photo?

I bought a unit at BLOCK C.  I wonder if the project could be finished by December 2015 or even earlier.  I intend to register my kid to the SRJK © Desa Jaya 2, Sri Damasara which will commence schooling in year 2016.  I am in a dilemma.  How if my unit not ready yet by then?  I suppose I have to rent a place.