Anyone still think it is good for investment after hearing about MoT
I think want to flip also kinda difficult. Really have to get for own stay or have strong holding power!

If CyberJaya has more jobs in the next 10 years, I think BR can grow. It can be a nice alternative township to many people. But if jobs is not in Cyber, I don't know who will live so far south.

It says that it bought from Canal City. Does that mean it is a joint development with IJM? Something like how Desa Park City appoint another developer to build some phases to speed up development of that area?

So this land that was bought by Dijaya is to the West of Rimbayu? Coz to the East is Elite Highway and maybe Puchong already, right?

I always feel like Dijaya is a parasite. Like how their Tropicana rides on Bandar Utama's infrastructure. Now they are riding on Rimbayu's?

There should be a law that forces developer to build their infra or cost sharing!

Your knowledge is invaluable and thanks for sharing, humms. And those photos! They are so good! Thanks for the effort!

I have a balloted unit but I still have my doubts regarding this parcel because of it being leasehold, the distance from PJ/KL and the cost.

jeghui - tak sabar mau pindah ke?

How is Putraya occupancy like? And Cyberjaya? I strongly believe that the attraction of Rimbayu are people who worked there but doesn't like to love there. It may also attract people from Putra Heights and KK. But will people go in droves? It's hard to say, unless they are very successful in their green statement. Maybe people will go to get some greens and fresh air into their lungs. Any golf course planned?

I doubt can get rental so fast! Unless you rent cheap.. then people may not take care of your property!

Even Desa ParkCity phase 1 suffered a lot of dust and inconvenience for at least 4-5 years before the it picked up. I bet Rimbayu, having further distance will probably suffered longer. Does anyone know the rate of other township?

In the first phase, we have to bring RM10,000 bankers cheque to ballot.

See, what I don't understand is what will make BR a better choice for people vs what's available out there? There are many projects going on; many houses unoccupied in Cahaya SPK (near Bkt Jelutong) or Putrajaya or Cyberjaya. I find that the rate we build houses are faster than the rate of people living in there. BR having such huge township - which bandar people do they plan to attract? Will people leave KK and Bkt Rimau or Putra Heights for BR? If not, where would these people come from? Unless they are sick of city life and would like to live in a green place.. then BR better deliver on the green promise!

That remains to be seen. Upgraders from Banting and Port Klang may not want to pay such a high prices; but yeah, I agree on your view of KK people buying for their children. That is a potential group that I have not thought of. I think as long as there is continue investment in jobs in Cyber and Putra, BR stands a chance of attracting professionals class. And if IJM is able to develop a very good commercial zone attracting more companies to open their business there, BR would also stand a chance. Looks like something 5-10 years down the line. Interestingly, based on humms photos, IJM have not asked for progressive payment.

Just received letter from IJM to pay next 25%... Jeng jeng jeng!

Indeed. Look at the photos that humm provided. The work has started even before the ballot. Respect.

No, I am looking at the letter - it's 10% and 15%; total of 25%!

To clarify: we paid the 10% to developer when we signed S&P. This is an additional 25%. So in total, you would have to pay the developer 35% soon.

This post has been edited by belfong: May 30 2013, 01:38 PM

They didn't. They are asking the 2nd progress (10%) payment and 3rd progress (15%) payment at the same time. Which is why they are asking 25% now.

Yes, billing ties to construction progress.

Hmm, yesterday I received letter saying that they are giving me 90-day interest free grace period to settle the 1%; so no need so kan cheong!