People who are active in lowyat property fengshui talk, such as this thread :-

https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/3108356/all

One of them is Kevin Chan, he seems very active in the thread.

There are some older threads in lowyat property which talk about property fengshui.

But better if we can get the publicly known fengshui master ( Joey Yap, Kenny Hoo and others ) to directly comment on it. Then it's no more theory talk, it's practical application of the theory !

This post has been edited by puchongite: Jun 2 2014, 10:18 AM

One thing really puzzles me is that the developer is allocating ample space on the common area, but very stingy with respect to the space for units.

For example, the type C is missing one corner, because it is eaten by the lifts.

That few feet of space could have taken from the common area and nobody will make qualms on it.

Personally I don't see the angled balcony an issue, as the basic shape of the unit is still quite square. Except for type C. Type C is indeed missing one corner.

But in terms of investment, type C ( 11xx sf ) is the only one worth considering. Other types because of bigger built up, will be less mobile.

Why would lower level be worse ? The noise comes from people ?

唉，真失败！

You are referring to completed units gua ?

Quite a wishful thinking. LOL.

They have some bookings already.

And they allow transfer of the booking, ie they "promote" undercounter transactions between early flippers and final buyers.

So I don't really know if those bookings are real.

At the risk of losing RM 1k if you cannot find a buyer.

Better qualify it more clearly :-

I think they refer to those booked their units using the voucher scheme.

This post has been edited by puchongite: Jun 6 2014, 09:56 AM

Like it or not, the shelfed or unknown status of LRT stn05 has a MAJOR impact on it.

This post has been edited by puchongite: Jun 12 2014, 09:03 AM

Anyone has info about current booking status ?

Personally I feel it will be slow.

IOI has been having quite a few slow moving launches recently. Lee is blaming to the tightening of loans. He is trying to comfort his ownself, aka, syiok sendiri.

http://biz.sinchew.com.my/node/96654

If they don't mind selling them slowly, they can continue with this pricing. Otherwise, they have to announce discount or rebate or something the like.

True, market response is quite tough to predict. Response/reaction in lowyat forum is not a good indicator.

I say it will be slow because by using the voucher system, IOI has sort of started selling the units. The lower built up units ( 11xx sf ) are usually the fastest moving items but I see from their fancy software computer touch screen, still quite a number of choices available. But that was 1 or 2 weeks ago.

In my definition 60 bookings thus far is considered slow.

If it can't peak initially, it can't peak forever ! Kakaka.

"Launch" is just formality only.

If the launch pricing is the same as now, to the interested buyers or flippers, what difference does it make if you book now verses when you book during launch ? If fact you buy during launch is a big disadvantage, because the better view units are already booked.

We will know the truth when the time comes, and it will not be too long.

For me the market is already aware of skyz, and their reaction is already demonstrated, there is no reason why they have to wait for official launch to react to it. Unless IOI revised down the pricing or give additional benefits.

This post has been edited by puchongite: Jun 12 2014, 04:53 PM

No developer in the right frame of mind will revise down the selling price.

But they always play with discount and rebate.

They also always extend the rebate period or promotional period etc etc.

Since they have not "launched" the skyz, the bookings made so far is under a "nominal" price. So if they announced discount or rebate during the launch, they are still not considered "revising down" the price.

But we know what it means.

This post has been edited by puchongite: Jun 12 2014, 05:18 PM

They are extremely kiasu when coming out with this voucher scheme with the selling price unfixed !

Come on, if they have confidence with their pricing against the market, they should fix the selling price !

I have never doubted IOI's holding power. I have also never said selling slowly is bad for IOI.

I only predicted that, yes, it will be slow. Do you see my point ?

They will have to find a balancing point. That's why they are kiasu, selling properties without announcing official selling package.

Too many slow moving properties will give them not so good image.

And will also lock up their cash.

That's something quite unlikely lar.

If you cannot trust IOI for completion, you practically cannot trust 80% of developers in Malaysia.

My personal view.

It's was a test question to check if people are awake. Conclusion is you are the only one stilll awake. The rest has fallen asleep. Kakaka .....