thanks tikaram and chris....confirmed have to wait for Block B now....hopefully % they increase not substantial

what is block B selling price now ?

no la 6c6c only

i took this printing materials photos and it show "subang west"

Not shah alam meah?

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I have lubang for block B

price pls pm..

Tikaram,

Shah Alam new name is Subang West, but perhaps Subang West is specifically refers to Batu 3 which still under Shah Alam territory
Kerinchi = Bangsar South
Seri Kembangan = Puchong South

Its the branding and marketing name...

i think klang valley west @ KL metropolitan west more vassss...huhuhu...

look like we have accpeted this subang west , puchong south, bangsar south things. bravo

Also Old Kland Road as KL South.. Lol

My friend stay nearby complaining about garbage smell which is located nearby the area almost every night. Any ideas about this issue ?

could be from the nearby factory.. sugar...bir?

I think there is one garbage collection centre neaby which is not far away from the cemetery.

mah shing more geng.

bangi is KL south

Savanna Executive Suite
Southville City @ KL South, Bangi, Selangor

http://www.iproperty.com.my/developments/d...w.aspx?pid=2847

nearby that area dont have garbage dumping place wor..

From The Edge Malaysia on 5 July 2013

FOR Eric Yong, executive director of Crest Builder Holdings Bhd, the first half of 2013 has been a rather quiet period. The company held back the launch of new developments due to market uncertainty caused by the general election and focused more on other matters, such as getting approvals from the authorities.
With the election behind us, the developer expects the next 18 months to two years to be very exciting as it has a number of launches lined up — the small office/home office (SoHo) components of Avenue Crest and Alam Sanjung in Batu Tiga, Shah Alam; The Galleria in Jalan Ampang; and the Dang Wangi light rail transit (LRT) redevelopment project in Jalan Ampang.
Yong says these new projects will keep the developer busy for the next two years. "Going forward, we will line up a few other projects but that will be towards the later part of the year."
In 2004, Crest Builder purchased a 22-acre freehold tract in Batu Tiga, Shah Alam — which it dubbed Alam Hijau — from Pengurusan Danaharta Nasional Bhd. Alam Hijau comprises five phases — Alam Prima, Alam Mesra, Alam Idaman, Avenue Crest and Alam Sanjung — and has an approximate gross development value (GDV) of RM900 million.
The first two phases, Alam Prima and Alam Mesra, were sold en bloc to Syarikat Perumahan Negara Bhd (SPNB) for RM147 million in 2005.
Avenue Crest is the fourth phase of Crest Builder's Alam Hijau development. It is made up of three components — retail, office suites and SoHos. The project commands a GDV of RM135 million.
With the SoHo suites set to be completed by December 2013, Crest Builder is looking to officially launch the units before Hari Raya Aidilfitri and to allow buyers to collect their keys within three months of their purchase.
In 2010, Crest Builder held a private viewing of Avenue Crest's offices suites, which occupies eight floors of the 24-storey tower. The "soft launch" was only open to company employees and later, to immediate family and friends.
To date, Avenue Crest has sold 75% of the office suites, and secured an overall sales rate of 40%. With Avenue Crest's tentative official launch to be held before Raya, Crest Builder is looking to soft launch Alam Sanjung — the fifth phase of Alam Hijau — sometime after Hari Raya.
With a GDV of RM300 million, Alam Sanjung consists of two 24-storey towers. Each tower has 300 identical units with built-ups of between 864 and 980 sq ft and are priced at RM370,000 to RM530,000.
There are also 14 units of shops and 48 units of SoHos within the two towers. The facilities will be located on the seventh floor. Alam Sanjung adopts a green-living concept and offers herb and zen gardens.
The developer is only opening Tower A for booking. Pre-registration will start on Aug 24. "Right now we have 2,800 registrants and sales will be conducted on a first-come, first-served basis," says Yong.
Crest Builder decided to venture to Batu Tiga as development was shifting towards the area from Subang Jaya and Petaling Jaya, he says. "Looking at the immediate vicinity of Alam Hijau, there are close to 1.3 million people living within a 20-minute radius of our development."
Yong adds that with the skyrocketing property prices in Subang Jaya, Shah Alam is the next best location to look at. Batu Tiga is just five minutes away from the Guthrie Corridor Expressway, the North Klang Valley Expressway, the ELITE Highway and the Damansara-Puchong Highway."To add value to our development sites, there are plenty of offices nearby," he says.
The company is in the midst of reacquiring Alam Mesra from SPNB and plans to relaunch the development around mid-2014 with a build-then-sell concept in mind.

the alam mesra i guess will be between alam idaman and alam prima isit?

OKR is famous enough.. no need KL South.

i think s0.



This post has been edited by tikaram: Jul 24 2013, 11:36 AM

shit..with a single road in and out of that place..includes the mesra..got so many apartment..can sustain or not the road?

Ya...agreed. How to do the road widening ? No more space unless they remove one of the landed property and extended the road.

Definitely it cannot sustain once Alam Sanjung completed.

Can open a new road at the back of Alam Idaman ?