So basically they are asking people to live in a construction site

Well....not fully a construction site. But it's pretty much the same everywhere if there are more than 1-2 block being built. So it's the matter of personal preference when you buy.

Buy early: Can move in earlier, but need to deal with some dust (unless you don't move in first), might not have full facilities, and shops not open/opening soon
Buy late: Generally more expensive, by the time you move in, most shops open already

This post has been edited by cnkuan87: Apr 21 2015, 09:48 AM

Got pro and cons buying early and late.U can see the price for Tower A and Tower B.Price differenc between rm11k to 20k.Tower B launch few month ahead Tower A.Price already increasing.If you buy Tower C,D,E maybe they will throw in some goodies

Not forgetting the noise, security n safety problem

Electric n water commercial rate ?

Yes, electric and water commercial rate for now.

residential rate

Huh, I'm surprised. You sure? Cause when I went there (about 2 weeks ago) the sales agent said commercial rate. If it's residential rate, it's good news.

SA told me commercial rate

I think the utilities for all residential properties incl service apartment (for residential use not commercial eg hotel apartment) are residential rate. SOHO is commercial rate even it is for residential use.

u can also use GST guideline to determine if it is resi or commi rate.
all residential incl service apartment no GST.

however, cukai pintu for service apartment is higher at 6% , in between residential 4% and commercial 8%

This post has been edited by lucerne: Apr 23 2015, 09:12 AM

SA told me is residential rate.

26unit per floor...total in 2.5k unit..
then i know why the price are so affordable

Tower A got 540 unit,Tower B got 630 unit.If including C,D and E totally 2.5k unit.Not 26 unit per floor

Proof that SA will tell us whatever they want

ic...my bad
wonder total in 2.5k unit will also cause a massive traffic during peak hour?
early morning jln kuching already terrible jam

Received newsletter from SCP on KL Traders Square. It says 3/3+1 room apartments from RM405K, official launch 9th May. I assume if 3 rooms should be at least 900sf? Not bad what, RM400K for freehold condo in KL, dont say no more affordable housing. But from this forum look like its a super duper high density project tho.

3 room - 842 sq ft or 864 sq ft
3+1 room - 940 sq ft

No need to wait for official launch, booking start already.

http://www.theedgeproperty.com/my/content/...-traders-square

PETALING JAYA (April 30): SCP Group’s wholly-owned subsidiary, Radical Range Sdn Bhd is expected to launch the first two blocks of KL Traders Square serviced apartments next weekend. It is located along Jalan Gombak, Kuala Lumpur and is approximately 7km from the city centre.

“Post-goods and services tax, there is uncertainty, not just in the property sector but across the board," said group property division director Calvin Low. "But we believe that if you know how to position the development, it can still garner interest. Take for example our KL Traders Square, which had reached 50% sales even before the official launch that’s taking place on May 9 and 10.”

The project spans 17 acres of freehold land. It comprises 2,550 units of serviced apartments in five blocks (30-storeys) and 97 shop offices in three-storeys.

The project has a total gross development value (GDV) of RM1.645 billion, with serviced apartments’ GDV at RM1.25 billion, while the shop offices’ GDV is RM395 million.

The first two blocks of serviced apartments (1,170 units) were soft launched in end-February and saw more than 50% take up rate to date.

The serviced apartment units will have built-ups ranging from 842 sq ft to 940 sq ft. It offers 3- and 3+1 bedroom layouts with 10ft ceiling height. The selling price starts from RM405,000 or RM480 psf. The maintenance fee is approximately RM0.20 psf, which includes the sinking fund. The units will have no furnishing.

Facilities will be located on the eighth floor and include thematic gardens, a multipurpose hall with two indoor tennis courts and six badminton courts, a children’s playground, swimming pool and wading pool.

It is accessible via Middle Ring Road 2, Duta-Ulu Kelang Expressway, Ampang-Kuala Lumpur Elevated Highway and Mahameru Highway.

As for the shop offices, they will take up 3-storeys from the ground level. They will have built-ups ranging from 5,009 sq ft to 10,891 sq ft. They have selling prices from RM3.3 million. To date, there are only four units left to be sold.

KL Traders Square will be developed over four phases and is slated for completion in May 2019.

Low added that the group hopes to launch the last phase before end-2016.

KL Traders Square marks the eighth project since the company started in 2011. Its first six projects are fully sold. These projects comprise a mixture of shop offices, commercial units, terraced and bungalow houses, condominiums and serviced apartments.

SCP Group has another three projects in the pipeline in Cheras Selatan and Kota Kinabalu. It includes Cheras Traders Square, a 30 acre mixed development in Cheras with RM1.56 billion in GDV. In Kota Kinabalu, it has 96 units of 3-storey terraced houses (RM90 million GDV) and 200 proposed 2-storey terraced houses with RM100 million in GDV.

Went to the show room today.

All 940sq for Batu Caves views & block B fully booked already. Only left at block A - sentul & swimming pool view.

For smaller unit still hv a lots.

Info i got from the agent:
Unit from level 9-18 come with 1 car park.
Level 19 to 38 come with 2 car park.

Current offer 10% discount. Bumi get additional 5% discount.

Bumi cannot buy non bumi lot. 😩😩

This post has been edited by mamadox: May 9 2015, 12:12 AM