no la.. not an issue so no nit to fire ur sales person. shes a nice n very patience explaning to me. if assessment is selangor then better still but not sure condo will enjoy the free water or not as the water bill normally paid by management.

Selangor is better, free water if below certain usage and hopefully will hv free wifi like Penang soon... Haha. Sales seems not bad and think should sold out first two block by this month. Think by official launch, all 4 blocks will be taken out.

i do agree.

last week i went to serdang condo East Lake, and i found that klcc is really small from this distance...
and the worst thing is, due to the weather a bit hazy, i can hardly see klcc..... 

therefore i instructed marketing, stop mentioning "KLCC view". we cant really guarantee you can see klcc.

aiseh no klcc view kena kasi discount jor la.. tat view alone cost 10k more wor. how ah?

Both CT & Petalz looks good!
450psf lower psf definitely tempts me, but I need study more detailed in both project before decide, not based on lower psf price.
Oldklangroad might fetch up to 600+psf in future, margin of gain might be higher... (correct me if im wrong) 

SA updated me this morning, only left with the unit on the TOP floor.

Ya, For those who feel fishy, the better way is ask SA come out and show u the live record in google drive.

Where can "unblocked view of golf course"... for block B1, golf course is on way on the left. Blocked by Block A1 instead lol. Unless that sentence is meant for Block A1 which is like 60k more expensive floor to floor comparison (and not "officially" open for booking, even though also partially sapu-ed internally by Chulk and kawan-kawan)

As for KLCC, if you use google earth and see the horizon, you'll probably see a small hill in front that could be blocking one of the klcc toothpick or partially. (Unless i am using a wrong altitude for viewing). It is as if a long "banjaran" is in front of B1.

As for the sales speed, i kept bugging the SA to show me the central booking status from time to time. Seems to be mostly "red" (cheque submitted). B1 especially hitting to top floor is possibly true. However, there quite a few units booked internally by the developer or friends. It appears random enough, else we would have thought they will be releasing them later.

thanks bro brianccg and bro peri peri.

if you see anything similar like this, such please inform me.
anyone mention unblock klcc view or unblock XXX view also let me know.

that guy name johnny with phone number 014 xxx6687.
he already out from the marketing team since 2 hours ago.
if you see him post and adv please let me know also.

sorry for the misleading info...    

u got to b kidding me!!!! today I met my SA n ask her about blockA sales started d or not. she said NOT YET!!!! deng wtf the Chester SA is doing???? ask freebies dun have.. ask blok A dun have.. whereas forumers here got everything!!!!!

if everything also havent confirm y so fast release it for sales?  - even without a proper showroom, model and in depth further details?

shouldn't you guys wait for the advertising/marketing license to be approved then only u guys market it?

I've heard from bankers, DIBS may be curbed within the next 2months... though no confirmation...

Also the total lendings now are capped on 60% of your nett salary... this was published in the papers last week...

Ref No : 07/13/04 Embargo : Not for publication or broadcast before 17 00 hours on Friday 05 July 2013  Measures to Further Promote a Sound and Sustainable Household Sector

Bank Negara Malaysia announces today, the implementation of a set of measures aimed at avoiding excessive household indebtedness and to reinforce responsible lending practices by key credit providers. These measures, which take effect immediately, complements the earlier measures introduced since 2010 to promote a sound and sustainable household sector.
The measures are:
Maximum tenure of 10 years for financing extended for personal use;
Maximum tenure of 35 years for financing granted for the purchase of residential and non-residential properties;
Prohibition on the offering of pre-approved personal financing products.
The limits on financing tenure will not affect applications made before today.
Household debts have continued to increase at a strong pace, averaging at an annual rate of 12% over the recent five years. While this has been supported by positive income and employment conditions, in the more recent period, there has been a growing trend in the offering of financial products that are not in the long-term interest of consumers. This includes extended financing tenures of up to 45 years for house financing and 25 years for personal financing. While this may reduce the monthly repayments, in the long run, this increases the overall debt burden of households. Such practices encourage excessive debt accumulation by households and increase the vulnerability of this sector.
These measures are issued pursuant to section 31(1)(a) of the Central Bank of Malaysia Act 2009 and apply to all financial institutions regulated by Bank Negara Malaysia, credit cooperatives regulated by the Suruhanjaya Koperasi Malaysia, Malaysia Building Society Berhad and AEON Credit Service (M) Berhad. This is to ensure consistency in the financing practices across all the key credit providers.
In addition to the above measures, the key credit providers are required to observe prudent debt service ratios in their credit assessment to ensure households have sufficient financial buffers to protect them against rising costs and unexpected adverse events. Households who have the financial capacity to take on borrowings will continue to enjoy access to financing. To enhance responsible debt management by households, Bank Negara Malaysia will intensify its efforts in financial education to all segments of society including young and first time borrowers from financial institutions. In addition, the framework for consumer protection will continue to be further strengthened under the Financial Services Act and Islamic Financial Services Act.

Bank Negara Malaysia
05 July 2013