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Don't have info yet, but from what I know this project is targeting expat and small family, mostly are small sized units.
The floor plate makes it look like a lot of studios.Investment SUNWAY BELFIELD RESIDENCE KUALA LUMPUR, Sunway gearing up for 2020 New Launch
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QUOTE(Jimmy2022 @ Apr 20 2024, 11:19 AM) Don't have info yet, but from what I know this project is targeting expat and small family, mostly are small sized units. The floor plate makes it look like a lot of studios. Jimmy2022 liked this post
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QUOTE(VOLVOFORLIFE @ Apr 22 2024, 12:21 PM) with GDV of 1.1B with smaller land size then SB. One would know the price will be higher psf when SB GDV was 1B. Let alone LH status. I think their land size slightly bigger ~ 4.8 vs Sunway 4.5. If they have similar plot ratio then it should be average slightly higher psf for their leasehold land vs Sunway freehold. Not sure if they can scale up for view premiums as much as Sunway did. Their avg psf price + 20% should be Sunway’s paper gain.This post has been edited by Cavatzu: Apr 23 2024, 09:55 AM |
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[quote=Jimmy2022,Apr 24 2024, 05:14 PM] They have less plot ratio. [/quote] That's why SB maintenance fee is only 0.29 psf. Opus 0.44 psf. I estimate circadia @ belfield will be arround 0.40 [/quote] Too early to say but I think they are doing mainly small sized units less than 1000 sqft. This would be the smart thing to not go head to head with Sunway. Smaller sizes so higher maintenance fees. Jimmy2022 liked this post
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QUOTE(bennomin @ May 2 2024, 07:37 PM) VP Possible this year? By end of the year is possible. Judging from recent vp of the Velocity’s, Avila and serene should be ok. The location is exciting actually. Looking forward to Chee Cheong fun breakfasts and cocktail nights.Block A and B topped up. Exterior of the carpark podium for Block A is done. Excited to find out the final outcome/ workmanship of this development. Cheers 🥂 bennomin liked this post
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QUOTE(DragonReine @ May 16 2024, 09:52 AM) The time of delivery stated in the SPA is what the purchasers signed on, so if Sunway had stated a time longer than the standard 36 months, purchasers agreed to the timeframe when they signed and sent the contract for stamping. The earliest booking of tower A would be Dec 2020 with Signing a few months later and a 4 year construction period. They got a 2 month Covid extension so estimated LAD date would be Feb 2025 based on booking date. These are approximate and not exact.If not mistaken, the first batch of SPA was for 48 months delivery. VP by end of 2024 would be the goal for an efficient business. This post has been edited by Cavatzu: May 17 2024, 09:41 AM |
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QUOTE(Eternallyus @ Jun 1 2024, 10:21 AM) They’ve closed the sales gallery. Maybe 2-3 large units left. Jimmy2022 liked this post
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A popular renovation/property management business quoted that expected rents for a 3 bedder would be in the 4-5k range. Blind optimism or realistic? They were using KL Sentral as price benchmark. It’s a decent ROi if this is true.
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Awaiting reviews and feedback on this very curious project. At worst its average but at best a real bargain for a newly rejuvenated area.
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QUOTE(Thasmita @ Feb 2 2025, 11:04 AM) Remains to be seen. But nothing is cheap anymore. Prices across the board for newer developments in places like Cheras or OKR all have gone up. Lest we forget this is a city location after all. I can say it seems desired by own stay people. |
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QUOTE(butthead76 @ Feb 12 2025, 05:48 AM) Maybe not for 1200+ sqft. The centre of gravity of KL is shifting away from KLCC gradually.But it’s still very difficult to settle on a price point. This post has been edited by Cavatzu: Feb 12 2025, 08:41 AM |
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There will be a few that try to get cheeky and do Airbnb anyway. But the good thing is that the main bulk of people want to own stay and are quite educated/professional so they will put an end to it quickly.
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https://www.iproperty.com.my/property/kl-ci...sale-108189656/
1200+ psf. Don’t pray pray 😂. Higher than DPC without any Reno and no 118 view. |
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QUOTE(wotpian @ Feb 16 2025, 09:11 PM) It is not Airbnb friendly - prohibited. It can be voted in by AGM. There’s a lot of excited ownstay owners so I doubt it’ll happen. But it can do well if there’s the perception of being a nice ownstay property on the CBD fringe. |
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Feels bad to say. But Tower C is the main test case. Most expensive psf and they will set the tone for price point. The other 2 towers haven’t VP and can undercut easily.
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QUOTE(PAChamp @ Feb 19 2025, 03:36 PM) Unfortunately government policy is to suppress high rise prices by forcing developers to build affordable units and allowing high density for TODs. Their strategy is to flood the market with affordable units. Developers need the normal priced units to subsidise the affordable units so this will result in even more units being built. The future doesn't look bright for high rises. At the moment rents are rising in tandem with expenses squeezing the tenants. Definitions of households are changing. Many people are single. Even if they are partnered, many opt not to have kids. So then if you’re a single bachelor/bachelorette in your 30s+ do you need a big landed property?You can still make money but you cannot buy direct from developer. Buy sub-sale from distressed buyer or under auction then because your entry cost is so much lower than the rest, you make your money. There are many opportunities but you need to be cash rich. For own stay i would choose landed freehold which is the best choice at the moment. |
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QUOTE(PAChamp @ Feb 20 2025, 11:51 AM) Its true that the people who remain unmarried are increasing and so are those who opt not to have children. Their needs are met by a high rise unit. But generally Malaysians want the "nasi lemak" 2 storey terrace units if given a choice and if they can afford it. My own situation also changed and I will move into a 2 storey landed because of legacy issue - i want to leave behind a freehold house for my kid. Don’t disagree there. Landed will always hold their value. But if you don’t have 1 mill++ how? It is now an aspirational property rather than a starter home from our parents time. And in many cases, high rises suit the needs of current generations. Many don’t cook, garden or even clean. |
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