Registrations can be sent to property.marketingirc@ioigroup.com .

As for sizes (not counting the 2 penthouses), there should be 4 sizes approximately 843, 970, 1,142 and 1,388 sq. ft.

This is expected for launch in by April or so 2014.

The leaflet is perfectly fine. The waves are one of the architectural highlights. As with the curves on the parking floors.

The address will be under Putrajaya, and the local council to be Majlis Perbandaran Sepang.

Its freehold by the way - confirmed.

And registration is by e-mail at property.marketingirc@ioigroup.com .

This post has been edited by blackfuzzy: Feb 5 2014, 11:47 AM

This price is a projection in the first place. As yet, there have yet to be changes to the projection.

The Clio is definitely not part of IOI City Mall. For one thing, its across the street. The mall is to east of Persiaran Utara, whereas the site for the Clio Residences, on the west. Straight distancewise between the mall and The Clio should be give take half a kilometer or so.

No la, just thought to share info.

This should help.

No problem.

Its a 9 units per floor configuration - with 4 lifts serving each floor (inclusive of Bomba lift).

For those interested in the smallest size (840+-), I think it'd be better to register in. There's only 1 unit per floor of that size. There are at least 2 units of the other sizes per floor.

Apparently prices for all the units have yet to be finalised (not surprising since the projected launch is in September).

I must be missing something, but why would the distance from Serdang hospital be a concern?

A point of view I've never thought of.

That would effectively 'affect' a lot of places. Sunway, Subang, Puchong, Putrajaya, Ampang, Kajang, pretty much everywhere, really

Given the appeared proximity (a couple hundred meters from the main road) I'd doubt it. Then again, your point is taken, and probably one of those things I'll bear in mind on future property pieces as well .

My thanks.

This post has been edited by blackfuzzy: Feb 11 2014, 01:29 PM

Umm, actually no. The hoarded area you're referring to isn't the one. The actual site is slightly further in (a couple of hundred meters). What you saw is probably what I marked down below (in blue). Its a pretty common misunderstanding from what I hear.




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I don't think the residents would be particularly happy living with students either , since people who can afford the bigger sizes (1,388 sq. ft.) would be families, chances are. thinking back, it might turn out to be pretty much a family community, seeing that majority of the units will actually be the bigger ones.

In the end, Capital Appreciation will all fall back to demand. This is itself will depend in a few things.

- amenities (mall, access and facilities)
- the immediate neighbours / surroundings
- the community (which is slightly dependent on size - smaller units aren't able to cater for families)
- the environment of the township

This is currently reflected in Puteri Palma, where the community is quite colourful. Units are occupied by multiple nationalities, Japs, Koreans, other Asians as well as Westerners (actual owners and rentals alike).

There can be many reasons why they have chosen to be located there. While they may no longer purchaser (due to to 1mil threshold), rental is still a fair possibility (rental might look even more attractive now that they can no longer purchase) since most their living expenses (rental) are probably covered by the employing organisation one way or the other.

This new limitation on the minimum purchase price might actually be used to our advantage

Just a check man - do the mat sallehs you work with actually drive 80km back and forth with something like 6 tolls between everyday, since the assumption was that they work in Cyberjaya ? So that they have 'nightlife' every single day ?

Or were you referring to elsewhere?

Actually, I believe CMW was referring to the Clio Residence - which is a JV. Not the mall.