manage to book a unit here at pre-launch,
price starting from RM 6xx psf
any one esle?

Residences open for booking.

receive their invitation card......price start from 552k, I guess is for the smallest 700sft (studio?) unit...

kinda pricey.......do-able in this plc?

The price more exp than property nearby Shah Alam?

What so attractive about this location? i thought landed is good in this area

Wah! Close to RM800psf?

any updates on this project?

Before discount is actually 6xx psf only. 5xx psf after discount.

Branded development like this should be OK for this price. Cheapest among the surrounding developments.

so the cheapest unit is 444000 for 695 sf 1 bedroom unit before discount.

seemingly, this development (or maybe bukit jelutong in general) does not have land restriction. That means, bumi buyers can enjoy the bumi discount and still will be able to sell to non bumis.

Worth to invest?

This post has been edited by kubrick16: May 14 2014, 04:19 PM

Well the developers never disappoint. Some more road accessibility is good.

How much future appreciation? 1o00 psf?

just go the on Tuesday, the pre launch almost sold out...not officially launch yet...that's what the agent told me

small sq high price still sold out meh...maybe many buy there for investment

at 6xx psf, for sure it has so much potential. given that it is the first phase, it will appreciate until the 5th phase. thats around 20%.

furthrtmore the current pricing is before AP. Normally it will increase once AP is obtained.

tower b only left the penthouse if im not mistaken. tower c has the same price and still got the lower price units.

Block B and block C sales chart





retail sales chart



not bad at all eh

very good sales!!!

Hi Everyone,

Just so that everyone is aware - it's up to them how they want to interpret it. The photos are cleverly shot to not show 1 thing. Just literally in front of Radia like 50 meters away is a huge mosque (2,500 seater). I am a former resident in BJ - just shifted out recently. Up to you all if you find this as a good or bad thing.

Plus shoplots all around BJ is practically dead with the exception of a few stores. I have seen sholots completed like 4-5 years ago still totally deserted like ghost town. Don't expect to have good shop lots and conveniences like what you find in bigger housing areas like Setia Alam, Ara Damansara. The only thing they have there is Jaya Grocer and a few shops around it. Other than that - BJ is only a place for you to come home and relax. If want to do shopping and convenience for major stuff, then you might want to reconsider. It's not to say it's a good or bad thing - just that buyers need to be aware of such things.

This post has been edited by index7: Jun 5 2014, 12:51 AM

that is already among the first thing you see there. klcc also got what. very near to those jalan binjai jalan kia peng.


but the shoplot case is understandable. the density of bj is not high yet to sustain businesses. it will however be with all the current and upcoming projects. well, hopefully.

This post has been edited by Arndt: Jun 6 2014, 12:11 AM

The shop lot is still empty maybe becoz of low density of the Area . The Area is all landed and one low density apartment , hopefully when the skyz jelutong and Radia will improve the area

From my personal view, is gonna take a while for bukit Jelutong to be commercialized. I heard that the proposed mall-a-like building of Radia (the one on the vacant piece of land, part of Radia) is not happening due to some licensing issue. FYI - I had booked a unit over there for staying purpose. Don't see any short term investment value opportunity

is not happening soon or at all?

even the shoplots arent gonna be centrally managed.