In singapore usually cbd and ulu is 30%

Like that kajang here should be 30% la using the formular.

meaning kajang will be aroung 950psf.

u sure kajang people income can buy 950psf type?

Yup, different degree of slavery. 

And no DIBS.... May come with slight discount to compensate dibs...

Sure bro. This is JV between Bolton and UM land. Both companies got fair chance to wallop choices units...

But there are still good unit available for sure....if one is up to that price tag.

I think Idaman Residence subsale is a better bet than Star Residence. Idaman was completed in 2008 n still in good condition n will command a better rental yield than Star n Idaman on psf basis is also cheaper.

Was there this morning. Most units facing KLCC gone. Sales is fast and furious. Mostly 625 sq ft single bedder. There's 40th plus floor ones going @ RM1800 psf.When I was there, only 6 units KLCC view left.  Have to be careful as only 2 units per floor faces KLCC between RT2 and RT3. Not for me, price too expensive and too high density.

K Residence has small unit? About RM 1.3+ M?

iProperty medium unit asking RM 2+ M

K Residence is super sexy!

But 1450 sqft, RM 1300 psf, RM 2+ M cannot telan.

What catalysts are there for KL to regain expat flow?

At bottom waiting for an upswing?? Thought many people say we are now at the edge of a property bubble waiting to burst

It may go lower.... Considering the situation...

Actually our expats have increased.... is just that, this time they are mainly from Middle East, North Africa and South Asia. And btw, many shops in KL today are owned by Bangladesh business man. And China nationals top the MM2H list.

In the oil/gas industry, many MNCs are hiring staffs from across Middle East. My former boss was from Syria and his whole family migrated to KL recently. He feel welcomed in Malaysia except some occasions where he felt some discrimination from property landlords.

I believe that KL will become a secondary hub for expats from Middle East and India/Pakistan in years to come as our government is very aggressive in offering incentives to oil/gas companies.

Mind to share what is the way out? Singapore has a long term strategic plan on this with coordinated action plan from all government authorities

Malaysia policy is "biar lambat asalkan selamat".

Or "biar lambat asalkan pocket muat"?

We are still long way to go...

Seriously, anyone became a Star lately....

I am one of the ardent fans. I followed till the last episod and ended up with two pairs of bananas only. I didnt proceed. At times, I wish I could be given a chance to cherry pick first.....

How about the density? 1500+ units vp in the same year? Rental mkt ll be damn crazy with this supply.

With 1000 units more to sell next two blocks, if the sales stuck next yr which likely to be tough yr, the abandon risk ll rise dramatically given also its big exposure in iskandar.

Wat say u on the above?

But don't play play with the psf price ooo, 1500 plus square feet...and also versus the volume...

I applaud your guts....

Well, I guess I personally (key word personally) do not feel it's that high a risk, and the concept sounds right.

To be fair, initially, I thought wouldn't the money better be parked elsewhere? But a sifu told me, this is a lifestyle concept development. People do not stay in KLCC because it's most economically sound. People who drink Starbucks do not really appreciate coffee, it's for the zing, and the target market for KLCC properties are aimed at different target groups. (Sort of like why I don't understand why people pay top dollar for a Rolex, when it's really meant to tell time, and it'll increase risk of getting hands' getting chopped..)

At the end of the day, there will be hindsight heroes in life. "You should've, or could've done this or that...". As long as the action was measured and taken consciously, and potential consequences taken into consideration, then it's better than sitting on the fence. I took the road less travelled, and that has made all the difference (whether good or bad).

Taiko, don't dare to count the chickens till they hatch (assuming they do hatch).

Quality of expat tenants depends on both global market and Malaysia's market outlook. Some expat colleagues have mentioned that the allowances they receive become increasingly competitive (may be a positive for studio unit sizes aimed at single or young couple expats).

Any thoughts on how the hike in electricity tariffs, GST would positively contribute to increase to property prices? There is talk of inflation 2014/2015 (and stabilizes thereafter in 2016). For conservative investors, keep you cash safe and when for the hammer to fall. Once it does, "Cash is King" and grab the low-lying fruits. Patience is a virtue for the fore-sighted.

Every where got politician saying tak happy can go back tong san....

only bangla...indon....african arab...are welcome here.

u sure or not?