Last time their Seri Riana also the same, IJM, definately no next time!

Rimbayu sell up till VP still have developer unit!

looks like IJM have bad record from previous projects..

if talk like that mah boikot all the big developers lor since they like to give good units to their insiders before the public launch.

buy from small developer and give them a chance then.

Not only IJM Land have preferential treatment, in fact all Developers practice the same

Big developer good to buy for own stay, small developer usually better margin
For this area, if die die must buy I prefer saville subsale

This post has been edited by 1nf1n1ty: Sep 15 2015, 05:19 PM

Buying from small and unknown developer is risky.
Quality, devliery, concept, design, infrastructure, landscape...all not comparable with big developer. Like Sunway, IJM, UOA, Sime Darby and so on.

I will not take all these risk.

not the 1st two phases rite?

by the way...the balance of units could be the reserved bumi lots.....

bumi quota 50%??? since its lishold and in kuala Selangor....

then u made your decision aledi lor. now is just to see which one developer u hate least because of their internal sales.

News : IJM launches second phase of Pantai Sentral Park

2015 Sep 21

PETALING JAYA: Despite a lacklustre property market, IJM Land Bhd has announced the average selling price of the second phase of its Pantai Sentral Park project at RM780 per sq ft, which is RM100 higher than the first phase of the 58-acre integrated development.

Managing director Edward Chong Sin Kiat told StarBiz: “The overall market is facing headwinds but there is still demand. Customers are more selective now when it comes to the pricing, location and unique selling point of the houses.”

He said the rise in selling price was inevitable because of rising construction cost although it had tried to offer a price that was appealing enough to buyers.

IJM Land launched the first parcel, Inwood Residences, last September at an average selling price of RM680 per sq ft.

All the non-bumiputra units launched for the first phase were sold off.

Recently, the developer launched the second phase, known as Secoya Residences, with a gross development value of RM290mil.

While there is no direct comparison for the selling price of the project due to the location, the pricing is lower than SP Setia Bhd’s KL Eco City, which averages at RM1,200 per sq ft. Some of the new condos in Bangsar South are selling at about RM1,000 per sq ft.

With that, its central region senior general manager Hoo Kim See said: “We target to sell all the non-bumiputra Secoya units in one year.”

Secoya sits on a 3.47-acre leasehold parcel compared with 3.02 acre for Inwood. It will offer 243 units with sizes ranging from 1,050 sq ft to 1,670 sq ft.

In terms of design and elements, both phases are almost the same.

“There are many launches in the market but location still matters. You probably can’t find other sizeable project at such a prime and strategic location that’s right next to a 200-acre forest,” Hoo added.

So, how is Secoya doing thus far?

PSP compare with bangsa south/ eco city??
should compare to kampung pasir which is the nearest

I wish IJM good luck in selling all non bumi units in one year. But there is a better and faster way of hitting the sales target. IJM did it with Inwood and should replicate the same strategy. Save on time, promotion, marketing, advertising and sales commission.

how's the sales so far? selling at RM780psf is quite expensive and unsure if the remaining "greenery" will be cleared for future development as well

Sunway City also selling at about same price for new launch....why wanna buy this project ?

sunway city? you mean sunway velocity and sunway geo? their units quite small...

went over to the show unit today and was told upon rebates, it will cost RM750psf onwards for those facing the hill.

not sure if it's overpriced but for those who intend for own stay and want to enjoy the air freshness (well it's reserved bukit kerinchi, so probably no need to worry there's other development), i would think can consider.

only thing is, is the psf price worth it? i guess it boils down to individual.

is the hill view facing the cemetery too?

is there a cemetery? i wasn't told by the SA. am holding back as the rebates is only 3+1%. have to fork out substantial amount downpayment