Can tell why u wanna upgrade to Reed. Only a< 50% of houses are N-S orientation. With big park and lake, double frontage design, it shd be windy and cozy.

Any owner here paid the first stage 10 percent?

To all serious buyers out there (esp. for own stay), do think twice and watch out for the workmanship. Seems pretty poor. Dale is pretty new and there are already cracks on the walls.

Wiring in the houses are messed up, we have air-conds installed but all can't function due to wiring issue. You get only hot air. With the current weather, it's really bad. Complaints to management so far seem to have fallen to deaf ears.

Telcos lines are functioning poorly/unstable as well. Having issues with broadband stability, Streamyx and Unifi have not reached the area (but already available at Meadows / Trillium area) as too few people staying here. Apparently each unit should be getting a YES 4G (unsure of details, waiting at the moment).

Various junctions around here and at the Trillium are actually pretty dangerous. Sharp or dangerous turnings at various points, with drivers shooting out straight without looking. I think this is ultimately attributable to the way roads were designed.

All in all, the property looks good, with a big name (developer).
Beautiful on the outside, as for the "inside"...
practically not done well. You can't really say it's a comfortable place to live in for now.
And given the value of the property,  .

Those transactions could be manipulations by vested parties. Are they really worth that much?

Very much agree indeed... the workmanship in Dale is extremely disappointed. The rectification follow-up is another daunting process in order to deal with those who sit in the site office. The material provided (such as main wooden door) in Dale is not as per the SPA, despite numerous of complaints and letter to the headquarters, the respond is... WIP..

Well all in, it is a deceived experience by the BIG name of the developer in Dale episode. Albeit it doesn't mean will be a replicate experience for REED or Glove though. But think twice, if one do afford a >RM1.3mil house for own stay, honestly why should he risk the hard earn money with these uncertainty? It is so matter to become a 'LakeFielder'? After all, there are still plenty of good choices out there at this price range.

u are going to suprise ytl staff like me can get much more cheaper during that time...and have the privilage to get the best unit.

Yup.

kiara east @ jalan ipoh sama sama.

the new KLCC should be the matrade center at dutamas area, there will be a new mega tower built at there

I'm looking for end lot / corner lot at REED.

I'm not agent. Looking for own stay. Considering Dale too.

Any seller intend to let go?

Also appreciate if anyone has more info / photo of the internal perspective of REED. I can only see the floor layout from YTL website.

Thanks.

The earlier phase ( Dale if I remember correctly) have double volume in the living room. Thus it looks grand and with high ceiling.
Unfortunately Reed doesn't have DV, in order to max up the BU

I was told the last transacted unit was sold at 1.3m. Should be an intermediate unit.

Those who listed at 1.6m all having difficulties to sell.

Looking at the current economy, next year's prospect not so good....too many speculators in the last few years.
It will be buyer's market soon.

good luck bro~! it gonna up to 2.3m~! lol

Within 2 years asking for 80-90% return?? 

Even if it was the booming time 2 years ago it would be unlikely.

Look at iproperty, price coming down. 1.6m becomes 1.5 and 1.49m. Previously those who put up 1.6m were all testing water.

2.3m for a lease hold link house?  There are many choices (including freehold semi-D) nearby if you have 2.3m to spend for a 3200sf house.

Yes, I believe it will go up to 2.3m eventually. But that may be at least another 3-5 years or more if economy continue to grow.

Once the houses are ready, there will be >200 units for sales....I estimate at least 70% are speculators who sapu
most of the units during launching. By then, serious buyers will have plenty of choices. 

Developers are sensitive to market's demand. Most of them slowed down their launching since last year. You don't see that many
launching recent months, do you?

Better pray if the economy won't collapse. Otherwise, many will start to throw price if they can't hold.

it is by ballot, i would say almost every unit is a good buy.