Yes, it's a Freehold. I just called them.

They said around march/april 2013

According to the sales person (which was the extension number being passed on for the 5th times) the indicative price for the entry level development which is the 2-storey link is around RM36xk excluding the bumi discount.

I don't know how good is the deal, the place is quite far from KL or PJ plus the traffic jam(if you're working there) but if SP Setia managed to develop it into a self sustainable township, I can see it can blossoming better compared with northern part of Klang Valley (Rawang, Sg. Buloh)

It's ok, it's called freedom of speech, everyone got their own opinions right ?

True, it's a long way to go, perhaps minimum by 10 years when the whole township is completed, the landed value probably up by double. The same thing happened to Putra Heights but SP Setia has its own way making the place thriving by integrating commercial activities and it's freehold. Not many places right now in so-called 'Greater Klang Valley' you can get your own freehold land. For example is Bangi, most of the properties are leasehold and the landed price is already ridiculous although not much commercial activities being done there except for factories, and education institutions. Plus, Bangi is a malay town since majority of the residence are malays (From my observation since I'm a malay myself)

As for Setia Ecohill, the place is quite okay for own stay. And for flippers, they got their own risk holding on to it, lol.

I think Setia Alam residence doesn't have the urgency to go KL unless they're working there. PJ/Damansara/Subang is already reachable to cater their needs plus its own township is growing. Hence the distance benchmark from KLCC can be ignored unless someone has to travel to and fro KL for work.

True.

Majority people who live in Subang/Shah Alam are working in KL hence NKVE (towards Damansara/Duta) got clogged up with cars during morning peak hour.

Lucky for me as I took around 40 minutes too to reach my site in the middle of Shah Alam from Gombak through DUKE and NKVE as well. Not so many cars on the opposite side unless hitting the odds (eg: traffic accident) but with the price of hefty tolls.