RM 500/ft2?? worth to buy ?

It is expensive for that location but the facade is modern.

better buy Setia Walk Puchong.... with lrt


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The condo looks very high end, nice and great facade ... but RM 500 / psf is a pricing on par with FH USJ / Subang Jaya condo ... seems very expensive as at Shah Alam leasehold area plus the location is about more than 10 kms away from Subang Jaya or 30km++ to KL along the whole Federal Highway ...

The target market is rental for UITM students, but it looks too high for the students ...

Quite expensive ...

Wah piang,near ASM steel mill factory $500 psf. Kai wan siou meh? Why not $1500 psf for ASM view.

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Added on March 22, 2012, 7:37 amFreehold title.

This post has been edited by Bahkuteh: Mar 22 2012, 07:37 AM

FH in shah alam is not very common. especially so when it's near town itself. and time of reckoning needs to come sooner or later.
how many old developmetns within KV has been stagnanted? be it lack of land or otherwise. and suddenly comes a new development within a old place (SDB in ss2) or within a new area (DPC when it started). bottom line is it's untested.
so here comes i-residence. venturing boldly to an area where nobody have ventured before. always kinda salute these gung-ho people. and usually it ends up in spectacular ways, be it good or bad.
let's just see how this pans out.

the coming soon LRT? better invest in ZEST or PARKland OUG

Heard it was FH and with DIBS. If RM 500 psf given starting size starts at 700+ sq ft onwards and with it's facade, the pricing should be quite expensive still, if LH no need say....

Let's see how is this untested project goes...

Saw the ads on TV earlier.

If it's inside i-City, have fun stuck in jam every night against those going in to watch the color lighted trees or ferris wheels..

ya, you can't even reach home @NY eve as it is jam till 5km from i-city.

FYI the LRT stations for OUG Parkland, Zest and SW are under the same extension line.. work is on-going simultaneously for all three stations.. SW have the benefit of convenience and lifestyle entertainment at its doorstep. TZ is a great condo, so is Zen Residence.

i went to the sales gallery today, 754 sqft asking RM408K...with DIBS, and 5% rebate....RM0.2/sqft for maintenance.... what do u all think ? i planing to invest, but still considering any other option in the surrounding region...

How much can it rent? Uitm students can really afford for high rental?

The place some more have pass through the industrial area. The place consider high ground la, in Shah Alam quite expensive also.

they claim it will be an extension LRT from kelana jaya LRT station along the federal highway , right in front the toll....how true is it ??

could be true after 2020

Could be 2050!

how many rooms?

408k-5%= 387.6k / 754sf = 514psf

ku suites size 667sf from 300,900 = 450psf

different 64psf ...ok kua.

both f/h

from ku suites to i-city is via lksa (toll 1.20 one way).

LOL

ku suites design = local firm

i-city design = singapore firm

both also got free gift plus dibs.

This post has been edited by kh8668: Mar 25 2012, 12:25 PM

Isnt ku suites semi furnished? Wat abt I-city?

it is semi-furnished too... with kitchen cabinet, hood, water heater, air-cond. the 754sf is 1+1 room type, the so call +1 room is a very small room only capable to put in single-size bed, and it is without window !


however, if for bigger unit , the per sq ft price is cheaper.

today I had viewed again the another show unit, which is the largest size, 1357 sqft. asking RM667,220, with 3+1 room, 3 toilet, 2 car park. sound great!
after 5% rebate, RM467/sqft...

what u guy think ?

467 after rebate?
FH, semi furnished, consider low density, nice facade.

is the area ready to support this kinda project? if yes, the subsequent launches surrounding this area would sure maju in no time.

ya, RM467/sq ft after 5% rebate... bigger unit cheaper per sq ft price.

some pron :

only 6 units sharing 3 lift per floor.... total 360 unit only, low density, privacy !

con :

the township not matured yet, surrounding area still many shoplot ,retail / office are empty.... located in shah alam, not as prosper as KL/PJ/Puchong area...

If I'm not mistaken,ku suites comes with expensive kitchen appliances.

IMHO,price is too high for this part of shah alam. Older condo in mont kiara now $400+psf.

If down payment have to fork out 70%, ie rm100k, is it worth to invest?
Quite interested, got city mall, soho, office block...etc.

older one should almost near to 500psf. except some too near to highways or located at dutamas area.....LOL

Went to sales office yesterday, 715/750ft2 almost sold out. But bigger unit still a lot.
Price at 530/ft2 after 5% discount, consider at high side.

You have ask their bank panel?
Only 70% max can be borrow?

1 of the panel bank is cimb, pay 10% and then wait 3 years, with DIBS

the 5% rebate is deducted from the 1st 10% deposit, so, u just need to pay 5% of the selling price, and wait 3 years....provided u secure the loan from bank.

I only eligible for 70% loan cos this is my third property.
Just wonder is it worth to invest if have to fork out around rm100k.

FYI,i city project around almost 20 years but still not hot.IMHO, It's a slow area.

my main worry is who going to complete the project??

The entire management knows nut about property. They build the wrong spec for the office, till now, like ghost town.

Jam is the major issue also. Unless u got something change in management.

ya, i agreed with u , the shoplot there are like a ghost city.... the management still don't knnow how to properly manage the housing development project...

if they engage me as the leasing & marketing manager, i can revive the whole project haha.... this is so called when u sick too long, u became a doctor yourself hahahah....

Icity office lot 80% occupancy rate. There is a block where they control the leasing. Icity is MSC status, attracts many MSC companies as they offer lowest psf among others msc offices.

sorry, where is ku suites?
new launch as well?

KU Suites, location Kemuning Utama, near Sri Muda.

thanks for the info!

weekday have to work..
no time to visit show unit/sales office..

I-Berhad to build condo, duplex houses in I-City
By Bernama
Friday, 06 April 2012 15:57

SHAH ALAM: I-Berhad is set to build 348 condominium units and 20 duplex houses in the city of digital lights in Seksyen 7 here. Each residential unit in i-City starts from RM340,000. The i-Residence project constituted 20 percent of the 29ha i-City development, I-Berhad CEO Datuk Eu Hong Chew told reporters after the ground-breaking ceremony officiated by Selangor Menteri Besar Tan Sri Abdul Khalid Ibrahim here today. Present was Shah Alam Mayor Datuk Mohd Jaafar Mohd Atan.

Eu said i-City, dubbed the first lighscape tourism destination in Malaysia with state-of-the-art LED technology showcase, would also have a new attraction inspired by Clarke Quay, a riverside development in Singapore. It was in line with the state government's project to upgrade the 7-km Sungai Rasau that cuts across i-City, he said.

"We will build floating restaurants like Clarke Quay that can draw yang more tourists but the project will start after the Sungai Rasau upgrade that is expected to take about nine months," he said.

This development was included in the estimated gross development value of RM1 billion, he added.-- Bernama

i-Residence offers good mix for buyers
By E Jacqui Chan
Friday, 06 April 2012 14:32

SHAH ALAM: i-Bhd’s first residences in its 72-acre (29.1ha) freehold i-City development in Shah Alam have garnered encouraging sales since its sales preview on March 24.

The serviced residence known as i-Residence with a gross development value of RM160 million has hit 65% sales to date. The 2.4-acre i-Residence comprises two blocks of 346 suites ranging from 715 to 1,357 sq ft and 20 low-rise duplexes measuring between 2,529 and 3,734 sq ft. The first block was already almost fully sold by word of mouth before the preview. Prices start from RM382,000 onwards.

The RM3 billion mixed commercial development master planned as an integrated information and communications technology-based community with lifestyle recreation has expanded its residential component by 30% following an increase in plot ratio to 1:5 from 1:3.

The increased plot ratio grew its built-up space to 13 million sq ft from 7.5 million sq ft and brought its residential total gross floor area to more than eight million sq ft.

“i-Residence offers a good mix of options for purchasers, with mainly single professionals and young couples taking up the smaller units, while the 2+1 bedrooms were more to the liking of new families,” said Monica Ong, director of i-Bhd.

Ong added that the 3+1 bedrooms were the preferred choice of those looking for affordable extra space such as parents purchasing for their children and retired couples who want security and hassle-free living.

The turnout at the sales preview was more than the developer expected with good response from serious buyers.

“Escalating prices in Selangor have deterred first-time home buyers and young executives looking to invest in property. i-Residence is located in an untapped market in this part of the Federal Highway offering high-rise urban living residential concepts thus giving a window for potential investment value appreciation,” said Ong.

The developer plans to launch about one million to two million sq ft of properties each year until the expected completion of i-City in 10 years. Next on the list is the launch of SoHos, targeting the younger crowd. The indicative prices are between RM465 and RM500 psf, and it is scheduled to be launched in 2H12.

Certified as a MSC Malaysia cybercentre and endorsed as an international park, the developer plans to package its residential products as part of its MSC development, targeting not only Malaysians but foreigners as well.

Its international park status makes i-City the only area in Shah Alam allowed to operate entertainment and F&B outlets around the clock.

i-City comprises office suites, corporate towers, hotels, a data centre hub, serviced apartments, an innovation centre and a shopping mall. Also planned is a riverfront development similar to Clarke Quay in Singapore.

Hi there,

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How's the sales?

SO did anyone here actually bought this place?

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Added on August 18, 2012, 4:33 pmHello jinike, you bought this place?

This post has been edited by TK512: Aug 18 2012, 04:33 PM

so of all the panel banks.which has the best rate after getting approval from banks?

Anyone have any idea how much developer pays the bank for the DIBS scheme. Plan to buy cash and Wana ask some discount

Hello - stil got kosong ke this house?

Smaller unit all sold out.. Now cheapest 3+1 room oni. Price from 600 plus

Hi everyone , Please do feel free to contact me for more information !

i-City, a RM5.0 billion integrated cybercentre township development with commercial , recreational and residential offerings on a 72-acres freehold land along Federal Highway with direct access. Master-planned by world-renowned architect, Jon A Jerde, i-City is created as the perfect blend of work and play, its integration of world-class technology infrastructure with cosmopolitan entertainment facilities is the finest showcases of a 24-hour lifestyle oasis.

Fronting i-City (Sungai Rasau) Toll along Federal Highway, i-City is strategically connected to all major highways, affording it high accessibility from KL city centre, KLIA and Westport, i-City is also in close proximity to international schools, golf courses and hospitals amongst others.


An iconic tower that sits on the highest point of i-City, it comprises of 346 units and 20 limited duplex villas. i-Residence is built as a double gated and guarded enclave, blending the most modern architectural with eco-modern lush green areas. Low density as 6 units each level, privacy lifestyle.

Residential Tower
33 Stories with sizes ranging from 715 to 1360 sqft

• Type A1/A2 : 752 sqft (1+1 bedroom) (SOLD OUT)
• Type A3/A4 : 715 sqft (1+1 bedroom) (SOLD OUT)
• Type B1/B2 : 1187 sqft (2+1 bedroom) RM628,600 - RM 656,300
• Type B3/B4 : 1141 sqft (2+1 bedroom) RM615,700 - RM668,800
• Type C1/C2 : 1158 sqft (2+1 bedroom) RM611,500 - RM636,00
• Type C3/C4 : 1204 sqft (2+1 bedroom) RM646,600 - RM701,500
• Type D1/D2: 1309 sqft (3+1 bedroom) RM658,000 - RM714,400
• Type D3/D4: 1357 sqft (3+1 bedroom) RM679,000 - RM738,400


Limited 20 units low-rise duplex villas with private lift to unit from dedicated car park

Duplex Villas:
• Lower Floor: 2600 sqft RM1, 489,400 - RM 1,600,100 (3+1 bedroom with lanai garden)
• Upper Floor: 3800 sqft RM2, 117,000 (4+1 bedroom with rooftop master bedroom and sky garden)

Facilities:
• Double Volume Lobby
• 50m infinity pool
• Children's Pool
• Eco-modern landscapes
• Gymnasium
• Multi-purpose hall

Accessibility
• Located along the Federal Highway , fronting i-City (Sg.Rasau) Toll Plaza
• Other main highway access is NKVE & Shapadu Highway
• Direct flyover access from Klang & KL from federal highway at i-City will be completed in 2013

Benefits
• RM5000 for Booking Fee
• 5% Downpayment ONLY
• 5% Early Bird Discount ( Bumi Additional 2% )
• DIBS
• Free SPA
• Discount on Loan SPA
• Low density with only 6unit each level with 3 lift
• Privacy Lifestyle
• Perimeter Fencing , 24-Hours Security
• Free Hood &Hob
• Free Water Heater
• Free Air Conditioners
• Free Kitchen Cabinet
• Free Car Park

For more information contact me (Soya Soe)

HP : 019-589 6666 / 03-55218839
Email : soya.property@gmail.com
Web : http://soyasoe.iagent.my

Anyone bought this ?

Anyone else here got buy this or later soho phases

This post has been edited by airline: Jun 18 2013, 11:51 PM

CIMB banker here to aid your loan application

Any update of the residential unit ?
How about the SOVO unit launched ?

Hi All,

If any of you interested in i-Soho or i-Suites @ i-City, Shah Alam, do give me a PM.

Pls PM me info for both

sold out how many % ??

Just saw this advert:

http://bit.ly/i-Suite_ARB

Registered and going.. free makan haha anyone else interested to go?

Anyone know when exactly I-residence complete. I means get the keys.

Heard VP is next month. One of the very limited high end condo at Shah Alam/Klang area.


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Looks nice. The family kids will like the front of i residence.

whats the expected price after VP n rental psf? those are fake flowers with lights right

Asking average 1800 for 2 rooms 1 bath
Unit...

Do you think this place is for rental market or own stay?

News : I-Bhd looks to enhance i-City into transit-oriented development with LRT 3

2015 Jun 27

“WE are blessed and glad,” answers I-Bhd deputy chairman Datuk Eu Hong Chew when asked about the upcoming light rail transit line three (LRT 3) that will have a station in the heart of its flagship development, the i-City in Shah Alam.

I-Bhd, the master developer of the 29.1ha i-City, is now relooking at enhancing i-City into a transit-oriented development due to the LRT 3 plan – a completely new rail connection from Bandar Utama to Johan Setia in Klang.

“We already have the basic building blocks in the sense that our masterplan for i-City is to be a pedestrian-based development with overhead bridges connecting the 29.1ha ultrapolis.

“With the LRT 3 station next to i-City, we are looking at the possibility of providing a bus transit to the KTM Komuter station, i-City LRT station and i-City itself,” he says.

Eu says i-City has 72 acres of development land. “Of this, we have only developed about 20%. Under construction now is another 20% of the land area,” he says.

On the advantage of the LRT station and the proposed bus rapid transit (BRT) along the Federal Highway, Eu says i-City will be served by both the LRT and BRT.

“We are looking at how i-City can be the link between these two public transport nodes – LRT at the northern boundary and BRT at the southern boundary.

“i-City will own about 25,000 carparks when fully developed and we think that this can complement the park-and-ride concept associated with the LRT,” says Eu.

But details are still being planned to fully capitalise on the LRT connection to the coveted “ultrapolis”– a term used to redefine what a metropolis should be reflecting the nation’s aspiration to be a developed and high-income economy by 2020.

Eu says the proposed i-City LRT station will be located on the northeast of i-City, within 5 minutes walking distance to the Best Western i-City Hotel.

Will this bring up property prices and rental rates in i-City?

“The biggest impact for i-City is not so much the property prices or rental rates. Rather the LRT station will make i-City a more attractive location for call centres and business process outsourcing.

“We currently face challenges in attracting such sectors to i-City because these are people-intensive businesses that need effective public transport connectivity.

“And, of course, our theme park will benefit from the LRT station,” he says.

Currently, i-City is an MSC Malaysia Cybercentre-certified development and a world reference site for Cisco’s Smart+Connected Community.

It has also obtained an endorsement as a Tourism Destination from the Tourism and Culture Ministry and is considered an international park by the Selangor state government.

i-City sees an average of 90,000 visitors a week.

With all this in place, i-City is set to become a MICE (meetings, incentives, conferences, and exhibitions) hub for business and leisure travellers.

The park will “not give sky-rocketing earnings growth” but will be the “bedrock, together with the company’s property investment portfolio” once fully-completed, says Public Invest Research in a report.

In 2014, I-Bhd’s leisure division contributed RM47.78mil in revenue and RM12.9mil in pre-tax profit to the group.

The brokerage adds that I-Bhd’s property investment division, which includes the RM750mil Central Plaza @ I-City mall, is expected to open in 2018 and will contribute a “consistent” annual income of about RM17mil to I-Bhd.

In financial year ended Dec 31, 2014 (FY14), I-Bhd recorded a net profit of RM53.4mil on the back of RM261mil revenue.

Public Invest expects I-Bhd’s FY15 and FY16 revenue to grow to RM380.3mil and RM547mil respectively.

It notes that despite the property market being on an apparent downcycle, there is a visible shortage of property in the Klang and Shah Alam.

LRT 3 will be operational in 2020. Based on studies done by Prasarana, it is estimated that 450,000 workers and 50,000 tertiary students live along the LRT 3 corridor.

The RM9bil project will ferry passengers from 1Utama in Petaling Jaya to Johan Setia in Klang in 51 minutes. In total, there will be 25 stations along the 36km-long route.

From 1Utama, the train will head to Damansara Utama, Dataran Prima and Glenmarie in Shah Alam.

From there, the alignment leads to the Shah Alam Section 13 stadium before going underground for two kilometres, passing through Section 12 and Section 14 near the Shah Alam city centre.

Shah Alam’s largest neighbourhood, Section 7, will also have a station in the vicinity, dubbed the i-City station.

From there, the line will continue to Bukit Raja station, passing through Klang town before moving down to areas such as Taman Selatan and Sri Andalas before the final station at Johan Setia Klang.

There will be 10 park-and-ride stations with 5,000 parking bays at ground level.

The line will be integrated with existing and future public transport networks at four stations, including One Utama with MRT Sungai Buloh – Kajang Line, Station 3 with Kelana Jaya Line, Sirim with BRT Kuala Lumpur – Klang, and Klang Town with KTM Komuter.

This post has been edited by brensek: Jun 28 2015, 01:14 AM

You can secure iSoho units with only RM1,000 downpayment. 0% entry. PM me for more info if you're keen.

juz rm1,000 DP... it's market really bad eh

Why this thread so quiet? How is the rental over this residence??

How is the subsales market??

What is occupancy rate now??

no demand? bad sales?

LRT3 confirm delay la. nothing going on in shah alam, bu, klang for this line. mrt2 alrd started. Now the ringgit causing bigger problems highlighted below.

Lukewarm response to LRT3 rolling stock tender

THE weak ringgit has caused a new problem. The tender for the rolling stock for the third light rail transit (LRT3) project has seen only one party submit a bid that is causing a headache for the project delivery partner (PDP).

MRCB George Kent Sdn Bhd, which is the PDP for LRT3, is said to be in a dilemma. Accepting the tender will mean that it has no wriggle room to determine if the tender for the rolling stock is what the “competitive price” should be.

Should the tender for the rolling stock go through a fresh process, then there is a likelihood of further delays to the completion of the project. In both cases, the outcome can be detrimental to the PDP. Prasarana is said to have the final call in whether to proceed to call for a fresh tender.

When contacted by StarBizWeek, Prasarana managing director Datuk Seri Azmi Aziz declined to comment pertaining to the rolling stock tender, citing confidentiality and the Government’s procurement policy.

As the tender for the rolling stock has been postponed three times, any further hiccups can mean a delay in completing the LRT3, which is targeted to commence operations on Aug 31, 2020.

The tepid interest in the LRT3 rolling stock tender is a contrast to the interest shown for the mass rapid transit line from Sungai Buloh to Kajang, which received a much better interest and response from the industry as three bids were received for the supply of rolling stock. Three pre-qualified companies chose not to partake in the tender bid.

The tenders for the RM9bil LRT3 were conducted by Prasarana Malaysia Bhd, together with the PDP MRCB George Kent Sdn Bhd. The latter is a joint venture between Malaysian Resources Corp Bhd (MRCB) and George Kent (M) Bhd.

LRT3, which will consist of 26 stations (25 elevated and one underground), is projected to generate an economic internal rate of return (EIRR) of 21% and the new rail network is estimated to benefit 74,000 commuters daily and 500,000 city dwellers along the alignment.

The PDP for LRT3 line will earn a management fee of 6% of the total project cost. Upon completion of the project, Prasarana will take over from MRCB George Kent and assume responsibility for the operations of LRT3.

With a fee for the PDP pre-determined, a high cost of the tender than what MRCB George Kent has forecast would mean a hit to their margins. But should there be a reboot to the tender process, then other potential companies might be able to price their tender in ringgit terms, with the element of hedging, instead of US dollars.

Based on information received by StarBizWeek, the trend of weakening ringgit seems to be the source of the problem, which prevented other parties to register their interest in bidding for the tender.

It is said the fact that the tender price for LRT3’s rolling stock was to be quoted in the US dollar may have prompted many companies to avoid bidding for the tender.

This is because with the appreciation of the greenback, coupled with the downtrend of the ringgit, the bidders would have to fork out more for the successful completion of the tender and thus effectively eroding their profit margin.

It is believed that the only party which submitted its bid is a consortium comprising two China-based entities and a Malaysian company. The two China companies are CRCC ZhuZhou Locomotive Co Ltd and Siemens Ltd China, while their Malaysian counterpart is Tegap Dinamik Sdn Bhd.

CRCC ZhuZhou Locomotive is a key subsidiary of China Railway Construction Corp Ltd (CRCC), which is one of the world’s largest construction companies.

CRCC made headlines earlier in Malaysia as it teamed up with Iskandar Waterfront Holdings Sdn Bhd to buy a 60% stake in 1MDB’s Bandar Malaysia for RM7.41bil. It is also the engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) contractor for Penang’s mega-scale project, which covers a 6.5km undersea tunnel linking Penang to Butterworth and three expressways.

The corporation is also reported to be keen in bidding for the high-speed rail (HSR) project between Singapore and Kuala Lumpur, which was recently agreed by both the governments of Malaysia and Singapore.

In June 2016, Prasarana which is a state-owned urban public transport operator, announced the completion of the pre-qualification stage of LRT3’s competitive tendering. A total of 96 companies were selected out of 124 interested entities as potential tenderers.

The rolling stock is required to consist six cars accessible end-to-end and able to travel at a maximum speed of 80 km per hour with a waiting time of only two minutes. The rolling stock is also expected to support an hourly passenger capacity of 36,720 per direction.


thestar.com.my/business/business-news/2016/12/24/lukewarm-response-to-lrt3-rolling-stock-tender

Was thinking abt how much "potential" this icity has until their big maybanco branch can close n move elsewhere. A bank branch will only close when its performance is DEEP in the red as the costs to open a branch is high.

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Maybank also moved???
Maybank draw the most crowd follow by PB...
Maybank branches draw cowds in days and night...if Maybank go then some tenants will defintely be going out

Yeap moved to aeon shah alam few month ago. Friends kid who is a young doctor in hosp shah alam says its quite OK place to stay if comfortable with d demography. Surely future thousands of units here will struggle even with mall due to oversupply of units n few tenants only. Flyover from FED highway looks like completing soon. also located close to the new west coast highway interchange in klang.

that is why dont just pandai talk talk talk when selling...first few years launching press con non stop
now show time and see how the mall perform and how great return is
this place from start i already flag a big NO
due to the reason you and I aware...just dont hv the spending power and u know "DEMOGRAPHIC"....and their retail shops from way back 7-8 yrs liau i think till now also struggling until Maybank moved in then people start to hope

press con is their strategy to con ppl liao. keep talking abt the mall but im sure d mall will do well. thousand of soxo unit here coming up n they still say its nt soxo cos suites.

Yes some of the resident in this area r racist n my friend kena b4 retail shop in SA is traditionally slow but bliv may pickup upon opening of highway..

Look at the upcoming supply in i city. VERY HIGH CHANCE of DEPRECIATION for hyde parisien etc.

Over the next 12 months, however, Ong says I-Bhd will be completing and handing over 3,360 high-rise units within i-City.
The units are i-SoHo (956 units, fully sold), to be launched by April; i-Suite (825 units, fully sold in the fourth quarter of 2017; Liberty, Parisien, Hyde 1,217 units (over 85% sold) in the first quarter of 2018 and 364 retail units.

Read more at http://www.thestar.com.my/business/busines...IjWbG6DDDAVE.99

Is i-City a decent place to go live ah (assuming cost is not an issue)? I mean traffic congestion wise, is it OK? If no, are the developers planning anything to alleviate congestion? How likely is the LRT3 to come up?

hill10 is launched

for a long time I have predicted that this mall will perform vry well but those liberty etc will underperform

time will tell.

Any justification?

I've mentioned before across many threads here. will inform after it happens. ..too many units. mall is unique but I don't see access from Klang side.

does anyone find the access to iCity weird?

The access from Klang and Setia Alam is very inconspicuous, one would missed it easily. Lost count of the number of times I got lost whilst trying to locate Best Western.

https://www.nst.com.my/property/2022/05/797...JzsQAsHaF4Q9RUs

Soon to be china town?

Do some owner know, how much the maintenance fee per sqft or per share unit for i-residence @ i city now a day?