Bandar Mahkota banting, their masterplant does not fly off YET...

The one at kampung road from banting to megasteel?

http://www.lion.com.my/WebOper/Property/PCD.nsf/BMBanting

Yes, they are the main developer for BMC but good or not u have to judge sendiri lo

Even they sold the land at Bandar Mahkota Bangi to IOI Properties

may i know who said this? Actually some parts of Semenyih already has 2 lanes each side, but still congested

I really want to know how this project is doing. ANy buyers here?

Guys,
i am buying a land here. I visited this place 2 days ago. Not to be denied, yes it is kinda 10KM inside and the not much houses around as the owner purchased the land for investment and not to build their ream house. Well this is individual rights. Anyway, when i checked around there are already few house been occupied and at the same time there are developers building houses on this lands. Other than that, i went to the clubhouse and met the sales person. From the Q & A we had this project certainly will not be abandoned due to few logic's below:-

1) The area is well maintained
2) Staffs are hired by Lion Group of companies and they are there working
3) Houses after houses are being build
4) Mantin is next target area and not far from this place we would reach mantin town, seremban and nilai. This are major areas in NSDK.
5) Intervention of SP group of companies (if i am not mistaken on the name of the company) whereby there will be a cut through on the Lekas highway and this will be nearer fo BA residence.
6) from the Q & A they have got many government servants as buyers recently.
7) They had 2 future development areas in BA if you could see the BA plan picture. This project is started!

this might not happen soon but in less than 2 years chances of this place to be fully occupied is very high and taking consideration of the prices of current houses outside there i would say this place is 100 times way better and that is with our dream house.

hey ranger, izit really cash purchase only ar? I tot all available units r sold off? how much did u buy it for? but its really really far.

Gogogo.....

already got ppl build bird house, its definely a dead place now

U bumi ah?

Hi Ranger, I went to survey myself at this place and stumble upon a few questions that I want to ask.

1) This area is well maintained? In terms of? I don't think there's electricity or water supply yet to the houses. They did not mow the lawn, no street lights... (Well, there is, but not working I guess?), Pak Guard allowing whoever wants to enter including mat rempits to race at the streets.

2) Staffs are hired by Lion Group? Which staffs? I hardly see anybody apart from the construction workers (many are Indonesian origin) and the sales agent which are available only on Weekends.

3) Houses after houses are being build. Yup, that is what happening now.

7) They had 2 future development areas in BA? Which area? Enlighten me please.

Although I think this place have potential, it is still long way to go. If want somewhere near Lekas, there are plenty Seri Pajam developments next to Lekas. If want nearer, people will argue SEH is best.

Anyway, please share your thoughts. Thank you.

went there few times since last year..... from Bandar Akademia change name to Mahkota Hills...
visit back last few months.... can see lembu jalan jalan at the road.

overall.....very very very very very big time screw up koyak development.
landscaping also no eye see...after 1-2 year still the mati mati same.
lion group totally tak boleh pakai at all.
corrupted company... those old manager staffs try to suck every penny out from all the projects and put in their pocket.
location sooooo deep inside. far far away from amenities.... give it another 5 years also macam mati.

This post has been edited by HELLO HELLO: Oct 15 2014, 04:15 PM

Found this in another website..

Not too bad for those who look for retirement home, if the new direct link road is in place..


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About the developer:

As far as I know all the project under the name of 'Mahkota' is under Lion Group. I heard they also had sold Mahkota Parade to a Singapore based company (probably Hatten Group). They also reclaim a piece of land (can't remember how big) behind Century Mahkota. Which make Pulau Melaka is no more a 'Pulau' since it will connected with the mainland. I guess this is part of their investment strategy, invest in a new area then develop part of it, sell part of it.

Bandar Akademia @ Mahkota Hills, Semenyih:

Development of this area has been started in the late 90's (according to a friend of mine living in Semenyih). Their early goals was to sell a plot of land (4,000 sqft) to buyer for building a bungalow. At that time, for a plot of land with a 4,000 sqft only cost as low as RM20K (read it somewhere on other forum). Even those who bought in 2009 manage to bought it at a price of RM90K. Somewhere in 2008, they changed their marketing strategy by focusing the market to government servant. FYI, govt have an advantage in their housing loan scheme which they can apply a loan to buy a land and built a house on the said land. Previously, it's really hard for the developer to sell their land as no bank would want to finance as what been said by HELLO HELLO, it's almost become 'big time screw up koyak development'.

Thanks to the govt servant buyer, Bandar Akademia manage to 'survive' and the developer manage to sell a completed bungalow instead a plot of land due to history valuation by valuer (there is a buy & sell transaction been made for the last 5 years). Not to forget on the new development within 20km radius. The developer also has launched a 2-sty link house starts at RM300K++ in 2014.

To purchase a plot of land, you need to buy by cash. Loans are only applicable for govt servant as most bank doesn't want to finance it. However, you may buy a completed bungalow house with 1,100 sqft built up with a land size of 4,000 sqft at a price of RM360K. If you want to save your money, better buy by cash as the cost to purchase a land + building a house with 1,100 sqft built up would only cost you RM280K (all the price stated here was for during mid 2013 - mid 2014). You could saved a RM80K. The pros of purchasing a completed bungalow is it would takes a shorter time for you to get a house instead of purchase a land and later build it. Do take note you are not able to purchase the land only. You need to buy the land together with the package building the house. They have their own contractor to build the house. However there is a way how you could built your dreams house (your own design, but this would become an extra cost for you)

Just want to clear few things based on my observation.

1. Infrastructure has been built accordingly. You can see in each phase a TNB substation is already there. Electricity and water supply to this area already available. About 5% of the residence area has been occupied (based on the house that has been built). There is a routine schedule to mow the lawn as the buyer need to pay a maintenance fee of RM20 per month.

2. I don't think there is any Lion Group staff at the development area. The appointed agent only do the marketing on behalf of both developer and contractor. The guard is hired by a security company. The labour workers were mostly the worker for the subcontractors.

3. The 2 future developments areas in BA is the agent selling point key. One is a mall located near phase 5 and the other want that I heard from the agent there will be an expatriate residential area. Looking back Lion Group past history ..... you can judge it by yourself. Honestly I don't have the confidence, however, so far there is only 1 hypermarket in Pelangi Semenyih. No mall within 20 km radius. Aeon is known for their robust in venture into an emerging market. While Parkson is own by Lion Group .. who knows what might happen in 2020.

4. In terms of market price, a plot of land in College Perdana Height located near to Lekas exit in Pajam price RM10 higher than BA. New development double story linked house with a 2,000 sqft built up in Ecohill (RM360K++ in Sept '14) , Tasik Kesuma (RM400K++, Oct '14) and Mantin (RM360K++, Jan '15). Subsale bungalow in Taman Tasik Semenyih with almost the same land size as BA priced at RM420K. Country garden home ... i'm sure it cost more.

5. BA (Lenggeng) + Mantin is under MPN, N9 while Semenyih area is under MPK, Selangor. Both PBT are known for their fussiness especially on developing new projects. I just hoped there would not be any clash on the township planning and both of them could work together to make a proper township at least like Bangi.

Hi, I am a land owner in Mahkota Hills. I have visited the site last month. It seems that the developer is planning two new projects there: condo and 2-storey terrace house, mostly will launch this year.
Anyways, I plan to sell off my land.

This post has been edited by tiffytangkl: Feb 1 2015, 11:59 PM

If anyone is keen to buy a land in Mahkota Hills, please let me know 012-2680 627. Thanks!

You are right.
LEKAS highway serves as an effective traffic dispersal route.
It is cheaper alternative too.
The point is: it is a matter of time, more n more development, along the highway.
Popular places need no introduction, such as... Kajang, Semenyih, Beranang, Lenggeng, Pajam, Mantin,

so how is this area (bungalow land) now?
any update?

Last I heard was small developers unable to get CCC & there are many house owners unable to move in since 2012.
Some even said their houses & pagar all already kinda in ruins
[based on their facebook page]