I read about this very unique project 2 years ago, but there were no further news after 2011. What happened to it? still on?

The concept is really unique and outstanding. I am thinking of going to pay a visit at the sales office if it is still open. Thanks.

Anyone staying at Nilai who can help me?

Still on going , just very slow due to some interior changes to design as many buyers preferred not to have the soaker pool in the units.
Why don't you just drive there to take a look.
I'm not from Nilai but drove there end of last year to take a look.
Putra Nilai is not a big place, easy to find using GPS.

Regards,
Alberta

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Added on August 18, 2012, 11:41 pmHi Twins9,

From todays news some units of the condos are still available.
http://thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?file=...92&sec=metrobiz

Saturday August 18, 2012
Malaysia’s very own 90210

INSPIRED by Beverly Hills, California, GD Development Sdn Bhd and Debao Property Development of China, launched their inaugural residential project, Green Beverly Hills in Nilai, Negri Sembilan.

The joint-venture project is for a freehold, gated-and-guarded development comprising two high-rise condominiums and eco-friendly private villas. The projects Garden Villas and Water Villas will be surrounded by luscious green hillsides and a natural lake respectively.

The Garden Villas will boast cutting-edge designs to enhance comfort, and owners will enjoy spacious six-bedroom home with built-up areas from 3,858 sq ft within a land areas of 5,257 to 10, 211 sq. feet. Garden Villa prices start from RM 1.9mil.
Idyllic: The natural lake (above) that is a significant feature of the development. Idyllic: The natural lake (above) that is a significant feature of the development.

The second style of private villas is a seven-bedroom, waterfront home built besides a natural lake. Filled with sleek luxury and spaciousness, each Water Villa features a majestic lakeside view and a private lift that enhances convenience. The Water Villas will occupy land areas of 4,005 to 11,539 sq ft with a built-up areas of 4,769 sq ft and are priced from RM 3.16mil onwards.

The development will also have two 25-storey towers that will offer fully furnished units complemented with designer glass walls and windows, and luxurious amenities. Dubbed as sky bungalows, both towers will be shaped like a six-petalled flower combining modern architecture and auspicious feng shui elements. Each tower will have an infinity pool and four different unit layouts between 930 and 1,800 sq ft with prices ranging from RM390,000 to RM780,000.

The residential development has attracted great interest from foreigners as half of the purchasers are foreigners mainly from China, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Thailand, Indonesia and the Philippines.
Cooperation: (From left) Yeat, Lim and Debao chairman Yuan Le Sheng at the launch of the development. Cooperation: (From left) Yeat, Lim and Debao chairman Yuan Le Sheng at the launch of the development.

According to GD Development’s co-founder Datuk David Yeat Sew Chuong, the residential development has seen a 70% take-up rate. “Tower A is 90% sold and 50% of Tower B. The take-up rate is very encouraging and we are confident that we can sell every unit before we complete the project,” Yeat said. The first phase of the two towers will be completed within the next 20 months.

Deputy Finance Minister Datuk Donald Lim who was present at the launch welcomed the joint development project and encouraged more Malaysian companies to work with companies from China and India.
Serene: The view from the a bedroom of the show unit. Serene: The view from the a bedroom of the show unit.

“This is a perfect example for other companies in Malaysia who are interested in working with foreign companies. It is a win-win situation for everyone,” said Lim.

Established in 2000, Debao is an integrated property developer of residential and commercial properties in Fo Shan City, GuangDong, China and was listed in the Singapore Stock Exchange in 2010 meanwhile GD Development was co-founded two years ago with Green Beverly Hills is its inaugural project.

End of News.

This post has been edited by alberta: Aug 18 2012, 11:41 PM

Any more updates for this project can be shared?

I drove to Nilai Spring Golf Course to check out this bungalow in the sky project. I think I saw some semids finished and 12 bungalows on the fringe of Nilai Spring Golf Course. I cant find Green Beverlly Hills unless that boarded up site on the left of the bungalows is the one but no access.

Very nice information Thanks for share this post.. Might it helpful for someone .You have made number of good post.

any update on this project ?

what is the targeted completion date?

is it almost complete or haven start piling yet?

Here are the latest progress photos: car park area, tower A and B

http://greenbeverlyhills.com.my/project-pr...6th-april-2013/



This post has been edited by alberta: Apr 25 2013, 05:33 PM

http://www.propertyguru.com.my/property-ne...ly-hills-phase-


RM950mil investment in Green Beverly Hills phase II
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Aug 13, 2014

Malaysian property player GD Development has entered into a joint venture agreement with three China-based firms to develop the second phase of its Green Beverly Hills project in Nilai, Negeri Sembilan.

The signing ceremony with its Chinese partners — Debao Group, Fugland Group and Suzhou Zhengyuan Landscape Group — was witnessed by MCA President Datuk Seri Liow Tiong Lai.

Additionally, the company roped in another investor by the name of Liu Ren Peng, a successful businessman from Dalian city, China.

“Since the success of GD Development’s Green Beverly Hills Phase I was so overwhelming, we are now proud to announce that investments in the second phase has reached more than RM950 million,” said the company’s press release.

Phase II is expected to be completed by 2018 and will focus on creating ideal modern homes nestled amidst stunning natural landscape, it added.

Inspired by California’s famous Beverly Hills, the 350-acre Green Beverly Hills is an eco-friendly township that features high-end homes, as well as commercial and recreational facilities.

Furthermore, the township “is well-established as an international logistics and educational hub, with development plans underway to make it the leading biotech and medical centre for the region,” said the company’s website.

Minutes away from Putrajaya and Cyberjaya, Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA) and the newly opened low-cost terminal (KLIA2), the township is easily accessible via six major roads. These are the Maju Expressway, North-South Highway, New Klang Valley Expressway (NKVE), Lebuhraya Kajang-Seremban (LEKAS), Lebuhraya Damansara-Puchong (LDP) and South Klang Valley Expressway (SKVE).

Farah Wahida, Editor of PropertyGuru, wrote this story. To contact her about this or other stories email farahwahida@propertyguru.com.my

Also found their New Official Web site!
http://greenbeverlyhills.com.my/

This post has been edited by alberta: Aug 18 2014, 05:18 PM

recently found their facebook page https://www.facebook.com/GreenBeverlyHillsNilai

Excellent with updated photos and progress! It must be a new entry as it wasn't there even 2 months ago.
Hope GD would be consistent in updating their Facebook information from now on.
When is OC?

Ha....what is OC?

OC = Occupation Certificate.
VP = Vacant Possession

tq~

Went to check it out last week. All finished and some people have moved in already. Very nice peaceful surroundings, good gym and pool.

How's the rental of sky bungalow?

Oc equally Shoplot cf?
Or two diff thing?

How's the rental of sky bungalow?


Seems like many of the renters are those who work at airlines, businesses and colleges/universities in the vicinity. I've only been there twice to follow up on fixing defects which the developer is good at following through.
Have put mine with agent on market to sell if possible or rent out due to change of plans and being out of the country most of the time. But, I do follow up on the GBH sites on facebook.

This post has been edited by alberta: Nov 5 2016, 01:18 PM

All implies the same thing meaning fit to take possession and buyers are given a time frame to go collect keys after this, do 1st walk through to look out for defects and rectifications.

Thanks man, what to do if we found defects? Complain and refuse to collect keys?

seems not bad~ thinking of getting a small unit in lily residence

You go collect your keys, entry and parking cards and do your payments first! Then go with the person from developer's office to do the 1st walk through of your purchased property checking every thing and writing down any defects on the official defect form whereby you dated and officiated with your signature. When defects are fixed you go back second time to walk through again with developer's personnel. Hopefully all recorded defects got fixed by then or you noted new defects, then process repeats again till all defects got fixed. There is a 2 years warranty.

This post has been edited by alberta: Nov 6 2016, 01:19 AM

Tqvm.

Hope you find one that you like.

You're welcome, heavensea.

i was offered a unit here to offset some outstanding debt.

i saw the 735sf here is asking about RM230Kplus

any one local or familiar with nilai property ? how is the rental like ?

This post has been edited by forever1979: Jan 12 2022, 01:20 PM

What is the average rental for 2r2b with 1 carpark?

This post has been edited by Deathscythe@@: Mar 22 2022, 04:19 PM