Hmm... for this one, to be fair, I think the actual photo has to be taken from top, ie birds eye view - that would be fair comparison. Actually in early version there was a forummer raised a point - we won't be able to fully appreciate the beauty of the signature roundabout as we walk / drive on the ground not flying in the air. But I agree, the scene at the roundabout can be better.

Yup understand that they will now keep the buyers updated through the newsletter. Do you notice also EM website has been updated too though more improvements still can be done

Jom, wear it and jalan×2 on 29/8 - 30/9... Clean4.0

Eco World on track to meet RM3 bil property sales in FY15 despite broader market doldrums
Source: theedgemarkets.com

KUALA LUMPUR (Aug 19): Eco World Development Group Bhd is on track to meet its sales target of RM3.0 billion for its financial year ended Oct 31, 2015.

Its chief executive officer Datuk Chang Kim Wah said that demand for Eco World properties remained intact due to their prime locations and strong brand name.
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The fastest rising property developer of the year! RM3B sales will make it as top 5 if not top 3 player in Malaysia!

This was the path I used when I first time used the link

Gift of Life!

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Lol...
Alternatively keep it to feed mosquitoes

Merrydale 2nd phase? Isn't all open already???

May I know when is it opened / going to open? I remembered seeing all opened few weeks ago during the Windmills event

Hmm... I also noticed then most unsold units were located near to East side (the surau) and the bottom row...

Anyway, have you quickly went there to grab one?

2 types, 1st one starts from RM880k, 2nd type RM50k more.

You can buy the bank draft (which is acceotable by EM) if you do not have cheque book. Alternatively, ask the SA whether can accept cash.

Mellowood Parkhomes come with 4 types:
7A: 20x70
7B: 22x70
7C: 22x80; built-up: 2688sf; indicative price: RM888k
7D: 24x80; built-up: 2910sf; indicative price: RM960k (received diff info of RM930k too )

Both 7C and 7D translate to RM330psf.

By comparing on psf basis, Mellowood is about 5% higher vis-a-vis Merrydale and 10% higher than Cradleton, by taking the largest unit of each precint for comparison / reference (diff footprint though). If the trend persist, you may expect the similar % increase for the other 2 types.

For Mellowood Parkhomes, the selling point is the "dual frontage". The living hall is facing 20ft internal garden (with 10ft verendah) and followed by 30ft liner garden. At the back is the 20ft gateless car porch (and pillar-less in the middle for ease of parking). There are terrace feel whereby the frontage part (living hall side) is higher than the opposing unit.

1st commercial dev namely Ivoris was launched early this year and the next, Brighton will be launched in a month or two.

Err... I'm not insider woh...

When owners park their car, the first area they enter is kitchen, followed by dinning area and then the living hall. As to whether one wants to treat the living hall or the car porch side as front part, this is up to individual as this is not the usual / conventional layout. As for the 20x70 type, not sure yet how it is going to be but for 22x80 and 24x80, there will be 40ft for inner house.

Btw, the car porch is fully covered till the 20ft edge.

Indicative starts from / around RM1.6M.

Belum

EW won the Silver Award in the property developer category at the Putra Brand Awards last Friday. Well done! Together with EW another Silver Award winner is SP Setia, the Siver Award winner for the 4th consecutive year. Bravo!

As per the press, over 6000 consumers nationwide were surveyed to determine Malaysia's favourite brands in 24 categories, with the most preferred brands for each category taking home the gold, silver and bronze awards.

Good question.
20ft x 24ft = 480sf. Normally half will be taken on the covered but non-enclosed area (am I right?), so 480sf x 0.5 = 240sf which is a lot of space to be accounted for. Needs further clarification on this.