It's actually not a question of which project is good or bad. Every project sure has its strong and weak point. The point i am trying to make is ppl when discussing on a public forum try to use some decorum la.

For Example if you drive a Porsche or Rolls Royce dun la go talk to ppl driving a proton saying thier car is inferior product or crap. This is what this Jason guy doing. It shows very bad manners.

This Panorama is not even built yet how can he know it is a crap project? Just because it is pitched at the price point of 600-700psf doesn't mean it is any more inferior or crap than the other projects priced at 1000+psf. It could be very well those projects priced at 1k+ psf the developers are making tremendous margin from the purchasers (as they managed to capture the emotional button of their intended market) It could very well turn out later that their cost of building may be the same or even lower than that of the 600psf similar projects and their end product have more defects.

Oh yah,,,just remembered a thread where somebody mention the Analysis Paralysis sidekick.

For the benefit of interested party for this project, here is the latest update pic of the progress (which cannot be seen from the LRT) Pilling is completed and looks like they are starting the foundation work.

Actually there is no master plan for this sector of development here. As it is just a single (and mabbe last) piece of land acquired which is near the public recreational area in kelana jaya. IMO it is banking on the future of the Subang Airport "corridor" masterplan.

There was a previous development concept called Datum In City (to be undertaken by the selangor govt + private sector developers which was since abandoned?) It is situated nearby the sunway serene project. I believe it was meant to include future rezoning of the existing FTZ.

Of course unless the developers have their way and managed to convince MPPJ to redevelop the whole area by taking back all the lakes and parks, stadium and the football field in the near future.

As you are aware, the demographics surrounding this area is quite vocal and have strong political representation so it may not be easy to redevelop the recreational areas.

For the master plan (i think more proper to refer to as Project Plan)
l will scan the brochure and post it here for the benefit of those interested.
Actually as with many other projects we cannot really tell if the illustrations in the brochure will be executed as planned. The S&P description of these facilities leaves a lot to imagination and intrepretation.

Yes...else why they brought tons of steels to the site? The machineries and workers are still working all day.

This was taken from the last MPPJ masterplan 2 (IIRC) public viewing last year? I did scrutinize it but your attachment here is very useful.

The project is progressing along. The concrete foundation has been cast after the piling works.

Are you interested in this project?

Well to be cynical.....hope that you are not a "non-muslim" as the preceding well known foul-mouthed forumer's (Holypredator) post before you claimed that this project will be a "Living Hell to non-muslims"

I will update some pic later.

I would not be too quick to judge this locality. As PJ proper has less and less land for development this fringe area may very well be poise for change. With the addition of Azure, Sapphire, Acruz, Plaza Kelana, Panorama, Highpark and Sunway Serene, the demographics is slowly and surely changing.

This post has been edited by kimzee: May 30 2019, 08:03 PM

IMO each development have different target market. For Panorama potential residents it is advisable that they have no need to use the subang airport hwy frequently as there are many other commercial/makan/govt places that can be reachable via the multiple access reoad around it. So it appeals more to PJ lang proper.

For Subang-centric ppl better invest in LOT15 which IMO is even much closer to the TNB pencawang utama (PU) than Panorama to the HT cable.

Latest view of the project which IMO is kinda slow compared to some other projects of the same vintage.

It's not unique to Panorama. This is a problem many city dwellers have to mitigate everyday. Take LOT15 you pet project, the roads surrounding it is jam packed as well all the way to Summit. Worst if you work in PJ and live at LOT15.

The only way to mitigate is to find the development where there are more access roads going in/out of it instead of stuck with a few "jalan mati sebatang" (as i wont to say) like Cantara as an example IMO.

Clearer pic of the foundation and now doing the main pillars....

Then you are definitely not a candidate for investing in this project.

1) You see it is true that there are many ppl who want to live near a mosque that is within walking distance, so the potential for rental to that market is higher.

2) Even for ppl who may want to reside there they may not have your "phobia" of living near a mosque as this is the reality of life in Malaisia.

As long as we don't go about denigrate other ppl choices in property investment due to racist tendencies, self-superiority and self-interest (referring to brokers and agents) then there is calm as it will always be the buyers who will reap/suffer from their decision, NOT the commenter.