Thus I give full respect to those early bird who enter Setia Alam, DPC, MK, Sunway, BU, Ara D'sara etc, it is a veryyyy tough decision to make, DPC for instance, the risk is there, no proper records of the developer, consider very far fr KL back 10 yrs ago, the surrounding old double story was transacted at ard 180K - 220K, but DPC 1st launch already 430K, it was very expensive at that time, salute to those with great foresight! Same thing happen to other successful townships.
Invest in property cannot keep looking the past, unlike gold or share, when a piece of land is being developed, we can't restore it back to original shape.
People use to say :-
In 1960, whoever bought Bangsar are crazy
In 1970, whoever bought PJ & D'sara Heights are crazy
In 1980, whoever invest in Sunway, Damansara are crazy
In 1990, whoever invest in Puchong, BU are crazy
In 2000, whoever invest in Setia Alam, DPC are crazy..

Thus in property industry, when someone call you crazy, it could be a good thing

Township development has become a major trend in the last decade, a successful mix development project will enhance the value of the property, there is no specific measurement tools to gauge the actual value of a particular house inside the township.
Imagine if I extract an unit of double storey house (mkt price 1.5 mil) in DPC and plant it into the neighboring Taman like Sri Damansara, both has similar distance fr KLCC and PJ, would it cost 1.5 mil also? The answer is obviously NO.
The price is only 900K, so where is the different of 600K? I call it X-Value.
X-value = an added value due to improvement in living quality and security protection. Living quality attributed to a well planned township with self sustainable amenities like school, medical center, linear park, wet mkt ( or super market), library etc. Security protection is G+G / F+G concept.

Bdr Rimbayu which dun hv proper fence is really a disadvantage point. IJM needs to clarify this to their home buyers.

Most of the choice unit taken by insider.
IJM launching really disappointing me, the Lot No print out in the brochure is sooooooo small, pity those buyer has hard time to see and choose their preferred unit.

Summary of the day :-
1. Location is not so important
2. Landed property still has high demand
3. Leasehold is not a big concern anymore
4. Township development is the trend
5. 33% buy for own stay, 33% goreng the property, 33% gorenged by the property!

Total non bumi should be 260 plus unit. With 140 likr unit taken by internal staff. As said, all the 115 non bumi taken, while bumi takers are only like 30 person?

So there are like another 200 units unsold. They will do more promo and after 6 months will appeal to open to non bumi.

Next phase will be 22x80 n 24x80. No price indication though.

Got myself a unit, ballot number sort of like last 10. End lot with extra 1600 sq ft of land at slightly over 1 mill

Quite some choice available as the bumi din turn out.