Bought a The Court unit at level 25 facing KL
Any progress on site? pic to share?

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Added on September 8, 2012, 5:17 pmyes, the main lobby and drop off point for Block B is at 2nd floor. BTW from the floor plan I don't see the main lobby for Block A, should be in different floor i guess.

This post has been edited by leagan: Sep 8 2012, 05:17 PM

I heard close to 60% sold
quite steady although with high selling price for Sg Besi location..

Got a good news that the foundation work is expected to complete by next month, after the time consuming foundation construction will see the towers rising fast
but which mean the interest to begin soon

This post has been edited by leagan: Sep 8 2012, 05:54 PM

Heard all phases to be completed at the same time since they are constructed together

BTW, if they are aiming for GBI, are they going to use the performance glass to reduce heat gain? Hope so.. then we can save our electricity bill in future

Sure, I deal with architectural glass everyday, so know a little bit bout it.. hehe
GBI (Green Building Index) is a rating for buildings which featuring environmental friendly elements such as low energy consumptions, maximize natural lighting, with green feature like sky garden, and so on..
one of the criteria must be complied is OTTV (overall thermal transfer value), which mean the heat transfer the the glass must not exceed the energy specified, normal non-performance glass would be difficult to pass the OTTV requirement especially for building high window-wall ratio.
Hence performance glass like tinted glass or double glazed glass usually been selected to achieve high window wall ratio (to allow more natural light, not paid light) yet with low energy consumption by aircon wastage

I would like to have skyline view, current KL view and future KLIFD and Bandar Malaysia will join soon, so I choose the unit facing KL
If the go for GBI, they need to fulfill acoustic aspect too, noise concern shouldn't be worry too much, after the window closed would be quiet
Depends, if Im in KL, is good to keep it for own stay, as it is close to TBS, can easily go airport by KLIA transit, besides not far from city too..
In terms of prospect, I think the location is good, because the city is expanded South, KLIDF, Ikea2, Bandar Malaysia, with KL second transport hub TBS in adjacent, will be great if the location can develop like KL Sentral, in progress i think, new mall and office in coming opposite TBS.
But sadly expected none of future MRT line will go through TBS..

This post has been edited by leagan: Sep 8 2012, 07:37 PM

Ya, Ikea2 at Cochrane, near to KLIFD, 10min apart, doesn't have significant implication to this development, but can shop there easily
The good point is many massive projects towards South, more job opportunities, might increase rental yield, good to South

Not only MRT1, MRT2 and MRT3 is expected do not interchange in TBS anyway, I guess can transfer to MRT2 in next next stop

Regarding the tint film, it is not on the surface for architectural glass, it can be either use laminated glass (tint film in between 2 layer of glass) or apply coating (not film) on the surface, or double glazed (with air space between 2 lite of glass), hence bubbling and film aging will not happen, it is different from apply 'color film' on normal glass, is much more expensive.
Their brochure did highlight about GBI, Im wondering are they able to get GBI certified if they use normal glass..

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Added on September 9, 2012, 12:28 amIf they aim to get GBI certificate, is good for us indeed, which mean your AC doesn't consume energy much although is always on since the heat loss through then glass is minimize, imagine our resource is getting more and more expensive nowadays..

Ikea2 is near to Maluri, not in adjacent but is close, is under construction now, will be ready to store there once move in


This post has been edited by leagan: Sep 9 2012, 12:28 AM

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gR-uTYnp1kE&feature=relmfu
nice presentation

site progress
http://www.yuktung.com.my/Central/central_site.php

from the site progress pic, can still see the abandon site.. I thought Central Residence is build on the abandon site?

I see, thanks for clarification.

Maybe u should try OCBC and Alliance. I got their approval.

This post has been edited by leagan: Sep 16 2012, 12:20 AM

a good news indeed
Ya, when I bought my unit last month, the SA was mentioned that the 3rd phase is bout to launch in oversea..

hi, future neighbour
how bout the status? how many unit left?

Good news thanks.
At least, Central Residence is not alone there, hope the surrounding area can be transformed to look better.

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Added on September 23, 2012, 5:46 pmIs anyone get their floor plan with bigger floor area covering the highlighted area?


Because the facade is randomly box up for bout 2 fts, should have some unit with larger floor plan for same unit type?


This post has been edited by leagan: Sep 23 2012, 05:46 PM

Newly lunch properties in Bukit Jalil seem hitting 800psf pricing now.. a good sign to Central Residence which is selling at 600psf

This post has been edited by leagan: Sep 26 2012, 01:34 PM

If Im not wrong Twin Arkz is ranging 700-800psf..

I have a question, how long time it take for u to get your SNP? I still haven't get my stamped SNP 4 months after I signed it..

This post has been edited by leagan: Dec 10 2012, 09:27 AM

3 weeks? for this project? then whats wrong with my case then...
I think I have to call the SA again, although I had called him for several times..
Thanks for info anyway.

KL-Spore high speed train confirmed.. hope will eventually benefit Central Residence, which is near to Bandar Tasik Selatan, mostly would be one of the high speed train station..