According to the My Sunway Property site, you'll have to buy the property directly from Sunway themselves, not subsale.

Saw the video myself and admit that the turnout is phenomenal.

Now just wait and see if there is any loan rejects among them, or best still, wait for the launch of Block B. I'm actually more interested in the latter block than Block A, tho, coz of the KL view being blocked by Phase 2.

Judging by the take-up rate of this block from 301's pic, might as well wait for Block B dy, or if you're lucky, some of the unit(s) will end up with loan rejections.

Must be bbb dy coz I dun recall Sunway engaging any 3rd party agents to market this project. Whether those buyers can get their loans approved is another question altogether.

No idea, and I didn't ask coz that wasn't what I was looking for.

If you're really that interested, you can drop by the property gallery and ask.

Again? I thought this will be more like a normal sale dy?

According to the sales staff who attended to me previously, he mentioned that they are now waiting for the percentage of booked units to reach 75% before they commence the launch of Block B, estimated to be either at the end of December or around Q1 2019.

The only reason I can think of is that if a bumi buyer bought a unit, then it will be locked as such. Same practice used by Astoria.

I don't see the big deal about it, tho. If it really is, wouldn't DBKL/KPKT come knocking at their door by then?

Don't know if there will be any balloting or not for the next block.

Just have to wait for further updates as of this time...

The hawkers in Restoran Queens? Food tastes so-so to me the last time I dined there. But the diners who willingly double-park there seem to digress.

Maybe not much progress after 70% of Block A is booked. Now just have to wait for either loan rejection(s) or see if there are a few other units being taken up after the balloting.

Congrats, man. Hopefully all goes well there.

Yep, and still offer the early bird rebates to clear up the remaining units in Block A based on a recent email I received just yesterday from Sunway Property themselves.

I recall that the Type D units (969sf) are sold out dy, but you might have some luck with the other unit types.

The sales staff must be using V Residences 1 & 2 as the benchmark, I guess.

Cool. Not sure how it works, tho. Let's say if you refer me to this project, do I get any additional rebate/discount on top of the early bird rebates still being offered?

Furthermore, will this carry over to Block B when it is launched either later this year or early next year?

Jeez, just register at the website and a Sunway sales staff will attend to you.

I'll just mention the details here. The early bird rebates for Block A still extends to Block B, with the caveat of lesser signing incentive now in force (unfortunately for both Blocks).

For Block B, all the units are there, except for Type E (1,044sf) and Type F (1,281sf). Instead, a new unit is there, which is Type G , 3 bed + 2 baths (1,119sf).

First 200 cheques will be entitled to free kitchen cabinet.

According to the sales staff I liaised with, it's around RM 40k - 50k premium for the Type D unit facing towards KL/facilities. But I can tell that the Type D and G units will have an unblocked view of KL city/TRX (depending on when the surroundings start to develop, that is).

Type C units will get blocked by the V-shape Phase 2, tho (That means bye-bye to that open carpark wedged in between the sales gallery and the Phase 1 project site once Phase 2 construction commences).

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You can refer to the news article from Edge Markets.

The article mentioned that it will be 1,500 units of residential in total, which will be Phase 1 and 2.

According to the sales staff stationed there, Phase 1's Block A is already at 485 units, so when combining it with Block B with the same density, it should come to just around 970 units in total.

Then Phase 2 will be less in unit qty, but the price is higher from what I've heard from that staff.

What are you talking about?

If you look at SV2's scale masterplan at its showroom, it is made up of 3 buildings, and the current one is 1st phase with 2 blocks (Block A & B). The 2nd phase is the V-shaped building, followed by the 3rd phase which is a small office building. Not to mention that the whole plot is leasehold.

To fuserdef, no idea on that yet for Phase 2, but according to the sales staff who attended to us, it will be more expensive than Phase 1.

This post has been edited by DesRed: Jan 26 2019, 10:07 AM

I did some digging around regarding how this balloting works and according to the sales staff, the buyer can place the cheque first to book a spot, and with the booking form which includes the tentative price, he/she can approach any preferred banks to get the loan first.

Upon the start of the ballot, when it is the buyer's turn to select the unit, if the unit is a lower than the average price, it will be easier to negotiate with the bank to reduce the loan amount, but if it is higher (when choosing a higher floor), then the buyer will have to reapply the loan again.

In the latter case, if he/she did so, but the loan couldn't get thru, then the developer have the right to forfeit both the booking fees and the balance of the d/p.

Not sure if any members here went through the balloting for Block A, but if any did, please feel free to share here.

So that means its a separate development from the SV2 masterplan?

That's a first, because even the The Edge Markets article (link) pointed out that the SV2 masterplan (which includes this project, the V-shape one and the small office block) will take around 8 years to complete.

The staff is inferring that the loan based on the average/tentative price is approved prior to the start of the ballot, then if the scenario I described happened where you end up having to choose a higher-floor unit and the loan reapplication couldn't get through, then you'll end up forfeiting both the d/p and the booking fee.

Quite risky if you ask me. But if you want to know more, then it's best to contact the sales staff stationed there. He/she will provide more details on how the balloting for Block A works.

Thanks, bro.

About the ballot, I managed to get some more clarification from the sales staff there. Apparently, you can place a cheque first and you will be given a booking form with the 'tentative' pricing for your desired unit. From there, you can go apply for a loan from their panel of banks. As long as you don't sign the S&P during/after the ballot, then you can still take back your cheque as the developer will not bank-in until you do so.

Btw, according to another sales staff who called me about the ballot, he told me that the due date to place the cheque has been pushed to the end of this month.

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