If so certain that the tribunal will side the buyers, why would IOI want to try their luck on it ?

If you read the sentences, it does not modify the SPA at all.

Whatever in the HDA specified SPA is still valid.

It's the buyers who "voluntarily" give up their rights after signing the document.

So this developer who make buyers sign that kind of document is considered reputable or not ?

I am sol confused.

Maybe it's this kiasi fella says that you can't claim LAD for the period of you place the booking till the beginning of SPA ?

Which is already something understood but by making it more explicit, more people are confused by it ?

Boss I am as confused as you are, but I am just trying to find an explanation for the "confusing" clause.

Maybe, it's just maybe, IOI trying to clarify that one cannot claim any liquidated ( monetary ) damages for the period starting from the booking till the starting date of SPA, ie construction period only starts from the SPA date.

Which is something people already know. But maybe IOI is trying to make it clearer to buyers. But by do so, more people are confused ?

The construction workers are not the biggest problem.

It's the Pak H. which is what most people are bothered.

Furthermore if the migration theory holds, Puchong being a big area, it will be at least 10 more years before you see distinct effect of migration on Puchong outlook.

As far as I know there are quite a number of shops in pusat bandar puchong and bandar puteri which managed to survive because of the PH buying liquor from them.

Otherwise, these shops will have to be closed or doing other businesses.

We cannot discriminate people just based on their kulit-fication or the country where they come from.

What's relevant is that these PH what do they do here ? Do they really come here to study ? What work do they do ? Do they party, drink and make loud noise .....

Developer can give discount, but it can never be lower than the very initial buyers' price.

If developer goes lower than original selling price, it will have a big repercussion. No no no, no developer will do that unless they are having financial trouble.

Judging from IOI punya style, they just hold lar. As simple as that.

After holding long enough, they will even raise the price again !

This post has been edited by puchongite: Jul 23 2014, 09:29 PM

Just ask yourself, would you buy a property which drops price ?

It's like share market. Nobody wants to buy a share/stock which drops price.

So don't even hope for it, it will not drop.

The way to promote a property is to increase it's price and not giving more discounts.

Totally not familiar with bangi. I think the upcoming bandar puteri sepang (kota warisan) is worth checking.

Kota warisan is south but pretty far from Bangi.

Many developers will have projects there, it's a question of when.

IOI, Glomac, Sime, I&P etc.

Currently KIP has a fully sold project there but still under construction.

The developer will hold, but I don't think the price will be frozen. They might still increase the price from time to time. Don't even think the price will be frozen ! This kind of game all developers are doing, all the time.

Ada makan lagi ! Make sure you don't go later than 2 pm. Nothing left after that based on previous experience.

Maybe 1 pm also habis liao ! Don't blame me if you reach there and no more food.

If you have intention to buy, my recommendation is to buy it as early as possible.

Whatever discount, rebate, cash back it's all paying with plus/minus.

It can't go below the previous net selling price.

The SMS & email all mentioned 6&7 mah, who is so free everyday go and monitor got makan or no makan ?

This post has been edited by puchongite: Sep 5 2014, 05:26 PM

Haha the food was better than last time. The fried chicken was finished at about 12.30 pm. I did I not stay long since I could not get the chicken for the second round.

Sales wise it's doing better than I thought. Not selling like hot cakes but better than the last few launches.

Looks like its a successful project for IOI, from IOI point of view, the refreshment is all worth it !

This post has been edited by puchongite: Sep 6 2014, 02:35 PM

Block C is doing slightly better. Slightly but it's a lot of money involved already.

People buy due to location not due to absolute price point. So parc ville suffers.

The project is not fully sold yet, so there will be makan makan coming up.

Some more the IRDK has a long way to go.

Book all your weekends for makan makan ! Food is getting bloody expensive these day, eat at property sales is one way to cut expenses !

It depends on which is your reference.

Your reference is to those BBB projects, then this is slow.

But when it's said to be not bad, because it's better than they earlier thought. They thought it's going to be 20-30%.