TWG Tea is apparently a Singaporean brand and company.

Many people got conned....

Kenanga Wholesale City got how many floors? lol

DBKL don't want Ivory. Now they need to settle some outstanding issues between the old company Plaza Rakyat and DBKL and other stakeholders.

http://www.theedgemalaysia.com/first/25540...kl-dispute.html

Ivory won the tender from Adam Primus, the administrator of Plaza Rakyat Sdn Bhd. But but there are alot more stories to that... and I heard Ministry not keen for Ivory unless...

Can list down the facilities?

Yes started.

They are working on the soi/ground if not mistaken. Even before you bought, there were already machineries on site.

As usual, my thread: https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/2253981

Cannot compare lah... they are commercial and very small size with Hospitality Firm managing it (recall GRR type suites).

Normally commercial type will become more and more expensive.

i'm doing wat a normal retail consultant doing now... hahaha

Hehe thanks boss... but is gonna be very detail now, not just the general info.

Well it is true that many level malls normally people avoid the top floors. Too lazy to go up and check. Example, has anyone walk the highest floor of Publika? If no cinema there, I think upper floors of most malls will die.

Times Square top floors have been dead long time ago, so much so they converted the lots into Berjaya subsidiaries' offices. Out of the total 10 floors initially set for retail, floor 1-4 is considered "ground-to-mid floor" in retail perspective.

When you cut floor 7-10th, there you go, you lose Retail NLA.

This post has been edited by accetera: Dec 19 2013, 12:12 PM

Very rude uncle. Do you know who am I? (btw I'm in the industry now)

This post has been edited by accetera: Dec 20 2013, 10:18 AM

No wor, I'm just telling you the truth from people in retail perspective. FYI, how people in their jobs normally see things differently from purchasers because we have to deal with technicalities and specification orders.

And sometimes I felt you misinterpret my words just like how most forumers misinterpret news articles here. I did not say the mall will fail given more floors, I'm just indicating what is happening right now that top floors of malls are difficult unless u put Cineplex or Food Court.

This post has been edited by accetera: Dec 20 2013, 11:05 AM

Visited the sales gallery yesterday.

Tower 3 will be launched in a few months time. Price is expected to be higher.

The mall will be a higher end type of wholesale. Entirely for leasing only. Mall has F&B retails as well.

All other things regarding Tower 2 has been discussed here before.

Pintaras shares up after bagging RM74mil Warisan Merdeka job for a 1 year job


Warisan Melaka works set to begin
Thursday, 13 March 2014 10:00 Tanu Pandey
http://themalaysianreserve.com/main/news/c...ks-set-to-begin

The foundation for the 118- storey skyscraper Warisan Merdeka project within the enclave of Merdeka Stadium and Stadium Negara will kick off next week with the contract for the works assigned to Pintaras Jaya Bhd’s subsidiary for RM74 million.

The iconic project that is estimated to be worth RM5 billion had been halted for sometime.

Pintaras, in an announcement at the stock exchange yesterday, said its subsidiary Pintaras Geotechnics Sdn Bhd received a commencement date notice dated March 12 this year from PNB Merdeka Ventures Sdn Bhd to undertake foundation works for the proposed building at Warisan Merdeka in Kuala Lumpur (KL).

“The said works are to commence on March 17, 2014, with a completion period of about a year,” it said.

The project was earlier expected to start in 2011, and scheduled to be completed in 2015, however, after the delay of almost three years in commencement of works, the completion may take longer.

The overall Warisan Merdeka development will be on 19 acres and the heritage stadiums, the site is set to be another major landmark in KL.

As per the initial plan, the two stadiums will be retained as national heritage buildings.

The development was supposed to consist of a complex for a mall, residences and an office skyscraper.

With 118 floors, the height of the building will exceed 500m, surpassing the current tallest buildings in Malaysia, the 452m Petronas Twin Towers.

An initiative by Permodalan Nasional Bhd (PNB), the building may also be used as the PNB headquarters.

Uncle, last year you also tell everyone price will drop. Many people no chance buy Robertzai Phase 1 at your price.

Based on the report, the Klang Valley market is up. Values are up and did not drop at all.

If you wrote Malaysia, then is confirmed UP on aggregate basis.

FYI, the Johor State average residential and transacted for new launch prices went up like mad last year. This is reasonable given that the land prices in some parts of Johor, particularly the Iskandar Malaysia Zone have shot up alot in recent times. Similar but smaller growth trends seen in other secondary cities in Malaysia including Sabah and Sarawak. According to some, Sarawak has become the new playground in 2014.

*Note: my KL means Greater KL or Klang Valley.


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