sales gallery rep personnel says launching this month, december 2015. but they're unsure of exact date.

When majority of buyers purchase a serviced residence for own use, be it for long term stay for young families, retirement home, or holiday home, I assume it bodes a good future for the development, as there will be less vacant units left unsold in secondary market, or untenanted. Sadly, Southern klang lacks an exciting mixed development which provides landscaped surroundings amidst a lake. Perhaps city dwellers in klang are hopeful for a reasonably priced high rise homes (as compared to ambang botanik gated guarded landed homes) where there is access to modern facilities, self sustaining area , and convenience of shops n food within vicinity with safe and reasonably well kept landscaped green surroundings where kids can play and communities mingle.The capital appreciation will grow accordingly if it becomes well sought after address. Yes, it looks like a standalone development, but if Mitraland succeeds in creating and sustaining a well maintained, secure environment for residents to live n play, it can be a nidus for thriving businesses in future.Take care of the residents living there first and foremost, and the rest will follow.

Try having a look at C180 mixed commercial residential development in Cheras, developed by Mitraland. Is it similar to Bukit Tinggi /Botanic? That is what I meant. Semi D s and shops doesn t mean mixed development.

Of course you can doubt all you want.Desa Park City garnered attention from its landscaping. We shall see in few yeras time what becomes of Gravit8. It is good that the public scrutinizes such developments. Complain to MPK if they do not perform up to par. That is how we keep the grounds reasonably well maintained. Don t expect spick and span areas with perfectly beautifully manicured gardens. Many residents still do flock to the botanic park despite your comments including me. I do not think the park is a pitiful sight at all. So what if there is sludge and mud on off. I don t expect my shoes to be clean after a walk in the park. Mud does dry up in the sun after all. Parks and gardens mature naturally and rain does fall in klang.Avoid the broken paths and lodge a formal complaint if you are so perturbed. It still fulfills its role as the only park worth visiting in Southern Klang. If you frequent the botanic park enough, you will notice regular grass cutting, and bush trimming and leaves collection by contractors in the morning.There are elderly folks walking, ppl exercising n doing yoga, kids playing. We don t appreciate what we have in our neighbourhood if we give up and stop patronizing public parks.After all, not everyone is capable of owning landed homes with good sized gardens for relaxing in after a hard days' work.