QUOTE(Deepster @ Nov 10 2014, 06:12 PM)
Correction, the only condo between rm500-600psf is Subang Olives (which is at the opposite end of ss16). The rest are going for nothing less than rm600.
My take is that Suave is definitely a buy for those with higher risk profile (if buying for investment). If Sime Darby executes it correctly and the end product is high end luxury living, i don't see why the price wont appreciate.
In terms of rental, i'll compare with Saujana Residency(its a more like to like comparison compared to casa tiara which is basically student play). Studio 585 sqf rm2500, 740sqf rm3000, 883 sqf rm3500. 1360 sqf rm4000, 1517sq rm4600, 1746sqf rm5k-5500. These are sample rentals that i closed past 12 months.
Whether its good to invest in Suave, i suggest you do your research and don't believe everything u read in forums as its biased with personal views. You know your risk profile, you decide and reap wat u sow

How is Isola doing? The only thing similar would be Saujana, Isola and Parkhomes and maybe One Subang? (disclosure: I own a unit in SPH), and the last I check, none of them touching rm800psf. While the area is central, the surroundings does not allude anything worth what I personally thing a 1k psf place should feels like, especially given their immediate neighbours.
As you said, this is an incredibly high risk profile investment, my question was, what angle would they try to sell it, and what angle would one choose to buy it compared to other areas which I guess would give much better yield?