Smallest units of 2 blocks all sold out. R u one of the buyer? Or wait for Block B & C next mth.

Also, cross ur fingers on the quality of the build & finishing. Buyers do ur research on their previous projects.

tat means they admit that their previous projects were pretty sucky..? 

yes you are right. booked mine

Easy to name scapegoat & it's so lame.

actually .. on the contrary .. I'm quite bullish on Ara ..
yes the current environment quite bleak ..
- Oasis is like dead duck not happening, same goes for Citta mall
- the Taipan commercials dead, like no life
- surrounded on one side by small industrial area ...
- daily jam on the Subang airport highway

but, bear in mind - this is the last border of PJ/Shah Alam dy, which gives you a PJ postcode ..
Oasis investor, too bad for you .. you went in too early ..

what's in the pipeline :
short term :
- opening of cinema MBO in Citta Mall - perhaps a catalyst to bring in some life to this dead mall

medium term:
- Pacific Place commercial area, with integrated commercial + LRT stop
- confirmed new college coming ? based on their GRR plan (http://www.mudah.my/Jazz+Residence+Pacific+Place+Ara+Damansara+-18410674.htm)
- Sime Plantations + Sime Motor to move there ~ long term plan
- Tesco - still happening ?


as mentioned earlier, projects in the pipeline :
Nova Saujana
Ara Greens
Verde
Pacific Place
Hijauan Saujana

and with Kencana Square at RM700psf++ , albeit a worst of location (IMHO) ... this is your last call before Ara takes off ..
Ara needs mass population .. right now its daed quiet because of the low density of the whole area ...
oh well, in desperate need of catalyst ...
so it all depends on where you want to be my friends ..
you want to be where it is, after it has boom , or you want to be there before it booms (famous puncline used by all property salesmen) .. bear in mind, I'm vested in the area 

Good points. I agree with you and I feel that lrt will be the Main catalyst....Cinema will help a bit but given the nature of the Citta mall layout and concept I guess it is hard to revive it too much. The SD mixed dev and PP will also contribute to bring in some crowd, but the question is how long this will take before we see a more vibrant &happening township there.

Wow,.. At that subsale price of ara hills, It seems the current verde and ara greens Price may be a bit too steep, some more  given the dev's background...hmmm

Jazz residence at Pacific Place maybe a better option as it has guarantee return of 3,600 per month. They are renting the condo to students for SEGI College and it is mentioned in their website that one unit can comfortably fit 6 students. Also villamas the developer of Verde has many negative comments.

The RM 700k full furnished units of Jazz Residence @ Pacific Place is different with the Pacific Place Block A-D.

The Block F and G ( if I can remember well ) was sold enbloc to HCK Group, who received invitation from Segi Group to provide accommodations to their 6,000 students ( and increasing) based in USJ, Ara Dsara and Kota Dsara. The enbloc buyer company refurnish it to more granded with full furnished to estimate 6 students per unit with rental of RM 3,600 in leasing contract and now open for sale for public to buy fr them n lease back to them. The first block already 90% sold and 2nd block will be open this week. A lot of Sarawakians and Singaporeans very entice of this and sapu immediately. 

The entrance is different from the Block A-D who bought directly fr developer, MNH Management SB and no leasing contract for them.

Bro, no link for this project because they are yet to market it heavily to the public but now preview for investors.

I not sure of the guarantee, which I quite remember it was not guarantee but I heard some other members said it was guarantee and posted the agents' quote. Dunno which page dy.

It was 3+3 years optional.

I had the brochure but Left at home due to out for vacation. Hehe.

Landed 2 storey ara Damansara going For how much now

850k is quite low. Wht kind of size?

Verde Block C how many units?

I think 5% increased was quite fair.