How reliable is your info $1000 psf?. I just called and the SA I spoke with does not know-she said staff also don;t know at this point. She also mentioned that even during preview tomorrow price will not be revealed. Price will only be known during soft launch on 9th.

Anyone got inside info on $ psf?

PLEASEEEEE!!!! Don't keep us in suspense anymore... what is the very happy bit all about????

Can you share what are these risks?

Thanks, looking forward to your thoughts. What was the unit size you purchased? Looks like you have already gained some profit

i was there this evening. It was not 1000 people, only around 150 people and not including their staff. Not 50 tables, at most 20 tables. Dijaya is just plain greedy to price it at $1100psf after seeing how well the response was in the phase 1 launch. I am out of here; its just too much overpriced and not much room to make any meaningful gains.

One more thing. The SOHO and office blocks will be replaced with a 20 floor office block near the 12 storey hotel in between Bayberry and the yet to be launched 3rd block service apartment.......this is what they know now but plans not finalised yet.

Which units are these goodies apply to? The 600sf/900sf/1200sf or 1500sf?

I was at the showroom yesterday while passing by that area and noticed there are 6-7 units of the 600 sq ft available due to loan problems. So those still keen go grab it but price also gone up!!!!

Around 1300 psf before 8% discount.

Good on you!!. This is exciting!! Can you pls share how the LAD is calculated? Tks.

Got this from the house buyers association,

Late delivery claims
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In the event of any delay, the house buyers are entitled to compensation (liquidated ascertained damages or ‘LAD’) of 10% per annum of the purchase price over the period of delay and for Schedule H-type agreements, the house buyers, in addition to the above are entitled to 10% of the last 20% of the purchase price for the delay in completion of the common facilities.

Calculation for LAD
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For delay in handing over the building:
Total number of delayed days x cost of house x 10% divided by 365 days

For delay in handing over the common property:
Total number of delayed days x 20% x last purchase price x 10% divided by 365 days.


Based on my understanding, the above works out to another 2% of the S&P price. So I believe you are right.