Wow, 1700ft2, very ambitious project for investment.

Mostly were 1800 sqf actually..
very rare units that has over 1400sqf as "standard"~~
hopefully more ppl buy it for own use like me

so quiet here lately~~
anyway~~seems like the bill finally come~~has to start paying the interest...
u guys?

din get any letter yet..u got it? how much to pay?

The road finally completed

All units sold out?

wow, i see Chulk gor a.k.a the salesman from cloudtree active in casa green thread and try to shoot down the casa green...haha...marketing strategy ya...

im paying about RM236 for a block A unit~

sold out for quite some time~~
except i believe there are still some developer units left~

wow...that is expensive lo >.<

Is this only interest?
I still yet to receive my bank statement for July 2013...
finger crossed, it should be the same as terryble

This post has been edited by rodimusconvoy: Aug 12 2013, 01:53 PM

i think it should be 10% of your total monthly installment.

Any site progress pictures?

from the latest photo uploaded to Casa Green Facebook dated 22 July 2013
- Block A and Block B have already been finished piling
- CP3 for Block A completed while Block B now starting
seems like the construction progress is considered smooth

CP3 ceiling looks low ?

Yeap interest only for the 1st (or 2nd) 10%~~

the calculation should be as follows:-

Progress Claim x Interest Rate divided by 12 Months

(10% of 660K) x 4.2% / 12 = 231 (approximately)

This post has been edited by terryble: Aug 12 2013, 02:34 PM

Me also think like your view
maybe because of the angle of the photos taken
my car park should be CP2 if i am not mistaken


tq terryble
so now you only need to serve the interest, right?

yeap interest only now until Vacant Possesion (VP), i.e. u get ur keys to ur new house

it should be interest + bit of principle right ?

BTW, my unit is in block B.

Only interest during construction. Payment of principal only commence upon VP.

if i not mistaken we can request for payment of principal once it reach 70%..anyone can clarify this?

Depends on bank if i am not wrong~~
U can even make full payment if u wan~~But that should attract some penalty depending on the loan agreement~~
for example, CIMB does not allow any full payment within three years upon approval~~penalty will be imposed...
but after 3 years that...there should be 0 charges if u made full payment~~

This post has been edited by terryble: Aug 13 2013, 09:38 AM