phase 1 was really going at very attractive price... thats why no clay bricks... phase 2 onwards all clay bricks (after they increase 100k as compared to phase 1 ) hahaha

I think by December you will find a handful of people moving in... after asking around.. quite a number of owner planning to move in by December during the school holidays... most are busy renovating their units now ..

Well you are comparing totally two different thing here.... Do you want a larger built up or do you prefer empty land for your gardening ? Another thing that eastken highlighted is do you prefer individual title or strata title ?...guess only you can find and answer based on your preference... As for me I will go for TA since I'm not so keen and n gardening and I like strata title more.. Albeit a higher monthly maintainence fees if course 😊 otherwise house spec quite similar... Both also sand brick... One got fence one don't have...

yup... quite a number of features got downgraded.... specification very similar to chimes minus aircond piping and water heater ....

Facade wise apart .... consider the following few points :

1) Are you planning to spend some money for renovation ? If yes, then perrenia end lot having a larger land foot print will give you more space to fit in things that you like. If you are not planning to do much renovation and dont mind the built up being a little smaller, scarlet provides slightly better finishing and slightly nicer interior.

2) Do you like a little more privacy in a smaller clustered homes ? if thats the case, scarlet having less number of units may serve you better.

3) Are you in a hurry to move in to your new house ? IF yes, then perennia might meet your needs.

4) If you ask which one gives you better bang for your bucks ? Definitely perennia will give you better pricing in terms of price psft. On the other hand, finishing in scarlet is also slightly better than perennia (especially toilet tiles and windows frame)... but not to much of a quality different as compare to periwinkle or wisteria ..... so it boils down to (1) whether you are going to do some extensive renovation...


Hope this helps

nope... bocor from SA hahaha... even saw the layout oredi... best unit if you ask me will be type A facing south single loading (facing padang)... going at 664k before discount... 20k extra for south facing and facing padang.. if you are lucky to be the first to choose faster grab this unit Apparently there will be Type C with 2000 + sqft built up also that will be launched at later phase... going at 700++k......... but to me not so worth it....

cuz you pay a lot cheaper

5k more than type A for similar facing... south facing add 10k.... but type B no cul-de-sac.... all round-about one hahha ... only type A have cul-de-sac unit.. if you ask me... for 100sqft extra for 5k but not so nice site layout... i think type A is a better choice... you wont feel that 100sqft anyway... plus i think Type A layout is a little bit more practical....

Single storey bungalow with 10000 sqft land... one and only one at RM2.1mil

Same land size but different layout leading to slightly different built -up... if you ask me type A layout is more practical plus it has better site layout... most of type A are cul-de sac with one of the row facing padang If anyone is goinng for penduline i would recommmend type A

yeap.. absolute price is low but psf price is high .....

Where did you get the information that perennia subsale is better that chimes ?

Land is allocated for gov. Primary and secondary school at the center of flora behind scarlet. It's up. To the government when they want to build it

Averaging at about 700k+- for 22x75 ... Can be lower for less desirable facing (last heard 660k for facing t junction) and can be slightly higher for better facing and hoide no with 8 in it

But perennia price from dev also 100k more than chimes... Starting at 660k I think... So have to consider that

green lungs !!! haha part of the mandatory green area required by the authority ... similar to the one next to WIsteria

hmm depends how you look at it.... chimes was sold at 560k for 22x75 during its initial launch...but then price houses back than was a little lower than now....

if you buy to flip than think twice or thrice.. if buy for own stay for >5 years i think its still good .... I believe land (especially those far away from city) will still appreciate better over the years...

oredi bought Perennia... so one ass cannot stay in two houses since its tough to flip and rental yield is low... so not going liao

got kampung road also if you dont mind using it