I bought Cascades Kota Damansara.

it seems SUnway Nexis got future phase wor... hahaha

Wow price siao

I'm going there tmr... just to look see (got chicks?), to understanding better the details and to makan. LOL

This post has been edited by accetera: Mar 8 2013, 11:20 PM

BBB ???

Most people here can afford it even if it's RM1,500 per sq ft.

[Patchay.Com] BBB revealed at BayBerry @ Tropicana Gardens, Kota Damansara at RM1,100 per sq ft*
* Tentative average pricing for mid-floor units.





No place to park cars... compound and perimeter roads all parked.



http://www.facebook.com/patchay

Boss of Kayu Nasi Kandar was spotted walking around sales office... LOL

This post has been edited by accetera: Mar 9 2013, 03:37 PM

Remember he gave free makan due to Lee Chong Wei?


Mr Burhan

This place must compare with KLCC already... LOL

THe hype is too much. RM5-6k rental. OMG...

All sold out... and still got units for tomorrow? What this mean?

I bought a unit at Cascades about 2 years ago... ermm the price then was very different but at that time I thought I was taking a big risk.

Then Strand - Nexis and now Tropicana Gardens changed everything. And soon Sunway will change that place again.

This post has been edited by accetera: Mar 9 2013, 11:03 PM

Bandar Utama is planning new phase of condos, office tower and hotel

New KLCC projects selling now RM3,000 psf, no?

That is 3 times more than this.

Regardless of the price, the PRODUCT itself has caught the eyes of many affluent, highly-qualified people.

This is something to be reckoned-with.

This post has been edited by accetera: Mar 12 2013, 07:20 PM

Noticed that they are widening the bridge across NKVE... Palm Spring is too close... but still its value has increased bit by bit and rental demand is high.

Over hyped project. I hope the shopping mall is well-managed... if not, too bad for investors.

On the good side, it seems KD might have another International School... on top of one already proposed in Trop near Trop Grande. The KIDEX highway might have an interchange for KD and a northern link with Penchala Link going towards KL direction.

I think we should not argue about the project. I agree that it is overpriced too, but then, is not an issue at all to convince buyers.

Assuming worst case scenario - buying for own stay - hence is not an issue. In my opinion, having the MRT is like a "luxury" if own stay.

The MRT trains awarded are most likely the Siemens Inspiro, a modern and quiet urban coaches. Pretty nice convenience travelling to downtown KL or even savouring the Kajang satay in less than 50mins.

The next big development is the KWASA DAMANSARA... wow this one is really huge. No bargain hunters here.

This post has been edited by accetera: Mar 13 2013, 05:32 PM

These are the mid-level millionaires (or I called it "Ringgit Millionaires")... not the Tropicana Country Resort level yet (mostly CEO and GMs but they could be investors/not stayers in TG as well)... and definitely not the international level yet.

To put in simple words, TG millionaires cannot afford Bentley, just like most of MK owners. In fact TG millionaires will be the ones having abit highlevel of debts but poised to join the elite corporate ladder - fast and furious. Going to corporate offices in KL CBD or TRX or KL Sentral is a hassle, hence the MRT.

However, in the next 8 years, it will be a "game changer". Our MRT lines will have 2 more lines interconnected. By then, planning will begin for PJ LRT and more MRT, LRT, BRT and WTS (water transit system). The Damansara corridor would have 2 more highways and more than 8 new shopping malls - 3 of which are in Kota Damansara. High Speed Rail will also be connected to a MRT point.

So can we say 90+20=110mins, from the doorstep of TG to reach Singapore?

This post has been edited by accetera: Mar 13 2013, 07:50 PM

Btw for those who PM me... haha I didn't say investing in MRT projects will become millionaire. This is not a proven theory.

The above was just an illustration of an "already so-called Ringgit millionaire" who can afford TG and chosen to invest in TG. I've also said that himself (if staying) or his target market (if renting) could be those who are climbing the corporate ladder (means young, affluent office professionals working in KL) and he is able to take MRT.

Conclusion, the keyword is "person investing must be adequately AFFORD". You should NOT invest in a MRT-nearby property IF YOU CANNOT AFFORD.

And holding high levels of debt is not a good thing at all, but if you belong to the Minority Group of People, i.e. experienced bankers who understand and know how to leverage, then it is OK.

This post has been edited by accetera: Mar 13 2013, 09:47 PM

If "sure" win, does not mean "NEED TO". I'm not in any position to comment such that "People, you die die need to Buy TG." Hahaha.

Whether win or not, it is still TOO EARLY. Despite the good forecast for TG, it still needs the Real Demand (not perceived demand) and Rental market to backup it's forecast. Based on today's rate, it is highly unlikely Malaysians can afford a >RM3.5k rental in Kota Damansara, or even the whole PJ Damansara.

As such buying TG is still a Risk... perhaps calculated or perceived risks. Those ordinary folks should not risk themselves too much at uncertain times.

This post has been edited by accetera: Mar 13 2013, 09:56 PM