Just booked a unit, buying this because I want to live closer to the city centre. Admittedly the developer’s track record and freehold status played a big role in the decision. Decided to take advantage of current HOC and low interest rates, never let a crisis go to waste.
PNB 118 is not about just housing GLC offices and employees. If we study the specs of the building, it is built with high specs including raised floors and under floor air-cond. They are actively marketing it to MNCs to secure new leases. Yes there is an office space glut in KL, but grade A prime offices in skyscrapers are limited due to the prestige and image attached to it. It is integrated with MRT, Monorail and LRT so accessibility is not an issue. The project is not integrated with PNB 118, but still close enough to walk when the sun is not blazing.
Personally, I can live with driving to work on weekdays, taking slow weekend strolls to the 7-storey Merdeka Mall and Merdeka Boulevard @ 118, or hopping into a Grab to hangout at Bangsar / KL city centre. A commercial area in Phase 2 of Belfield or neighbouring land will be added bonus.
Pricing – At about RM700-750 psf, the other alternatives for new projects close to KL on sale now is Trion 2 and Malton Duta Park. Others closer to centre are priced for foreigners. Will the future launches on Tradewinds land be below this pricing? My guess is there is a very low possibility and only if they intend to launch within the next 12 months.
It is just 2 weeks after Belfield Tower A’s low key launch. We can look back in 3-6 months time to gauge the actual take up rate. When will they launch Tower B and at what price? Everyone’s best guess now. Will they be forced to give more rebates for Tower B if the take up is not as expected? I hope not.

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Block B SPA price as shared by agents out there


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SPA price and rebate as shared by agent on their fb page

Block A SPA price - once again from agent fb sharing