This is really a good location

Where exact location

This is just a proposed name rumoured. Official name of project won't be this.

I accidentally saw the renderings recently. Blow your heads off.

Suez Capital is ready to spearhead the Redevelopment of PPR Sri Pahang in Bangsar off Jalan Bangsar and off Jalan Maarof.

Are you ready?

Launching by end of year.
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Phase 1A: Affordable Housing

- Block A: 45-storey (1,017 units)
Other Phases: Lifestyle Residential Enclave

Phase 1B1:

- Block B: 57-storey (368 units)

Phase 1B2:

- Block C: 55-storey (352 units)

Phase 1B3:

- Block D: 55-storey (352 units)

Phase 1B4:

- Block E: 57-storey (368 units)
Phase 2B:

- Block H: 42-storey (336 units)

Phase 2B1:

- Block F: 52-storey (368 units)

Phase 2B2:

- Block G: 33-storey (104 units)

From: http://www.epbt.gov.my/osc/Proj1_Info.cfm?Name=597316&S=S

Another redevelopment project with huge number of high density affordable housing. ??

I have a question. I presume the affordable portion is a mandate to the developers to rehouse those PPR families whose flats they would be tearing down. Where will the families affected stay while the new blocks are being built?

Another redevelopment project with huge number of high density affordable housing. ??

I have a question. I presume the affordable portion is a mandate to the developers to rehouse those PPR families whose flats they would be tearing down. Where will the families affected stay while the new blocks are being built?

This is just a proposed name rumoured. Official name of project won't be this.

I accidentally saw the renderings recently. Blow your heads off.

Suez Capital is ready to spearhead the Redevelopment of PPR Sri Pahang in Bangsar off Jalan Bangsar and off Jalan Maarof.

Are you ready?

Launching by end of year.
*******************************

Phase 1A: Affordable Housing

- Block A: 45-storey (1,017 units)
Other Phases: Lifestyle Residential Enclave

Phase 1B1:

- Block B: 57-storey (368 units)

Phase 1B2:

- Block C: 55-storey (352 units)

Phase 1B3:

- Block D: 55-storey (352 units)

Phase 1B4:

- Block E: 57-storey (368 units)
Phase 2B:

- Block H: 42-storey (336 units)

Phase 2B1:

- Block F: 52-storey (368 units)

Phase 2B2:

- Block G: 33-storey (104 units)

From: http://www.epbt.gov.my/osc/Proj1_Info.cfm?Name=597316&S=S

Registration website out

Resort inspired development

http://www.suezcap.com/project/bangsar-hill-park/

Anyone has more info? Called their KL Gateway gallery but no info yet.

Pantai, Kerinchi and Bangsar South. This area surely will be crowned the next concrete jungle after MK.

showhouse open

Is this freehold or leasehold?

Kochin boss, any idea the pricing?

Any idea how does one access this project? Is it from Jalan Bangsar or Lorong Maarof?

started liao lor, show unit @ jalan maarof

sadly not show unit. went to sibuk.. it is sales office. Show unit will only be ready in Nov

SORRY SORRY, mistaken lolz i wanna say sales gallery, mintak ampun

So this bangsar hillpark is leasehold la?

Received message from agent today

Starts from 780k

917 - 1478sqft

Partly furnished

Where is the exact location?

The 1,3xx sf and 1,4xx sf unit sizes seem to be designed with dual-key in mind as Bedroom 3 is near the main door.

Heard next to the low cost replacement units for the owner there...true?

Anyone knows anything about the developer? Heard that its Suez, similar to the one in KL Gateway? Is the workmanship ok, did some research and there are comments that KL Gateway finishing looks like a mid-cost condo? I am contemplating to get a unit here.

Heard next to the low cost replacement units for the owner there...true?

Anyone knows anything about the developer? Heard that its Suez, similar to the one in KL Gateway? Is the workmanship ok, did some research and there are comments that KL Gateway finishing looks like a mid-cost condo? I am contemplating to get a unit here.

Suezcap - it is the developer of KL Gateway (was pitched). However have no experience with their deliveries so others will need to comment.

Do note.. 5 year construction - VP 2025. And the prices likely factored this "future pricing" & leasehold.

Heard next to the low cost replacement units for the owner there...true?

True. 2 blocks.. . total 1k units.  Block A and H from Post #1. It is situated on the upper left and top of the development. SA keeps insisting it is on a "separate title" but not sure how it works considering the block lettering counts those but from the map shwon it is part the same central common area (shrubs in the artist impression)

If anything the current 2 blocks on offer is on the lower right corner of development, so the "furthest" from it. They have not launched the "premium blocks" - block F&G on  post #1 which is directly north/above these D&E blocks and next to the A&H replacement and affordable homes.
Suezcap - it is the developer of KL Gateway (was pitched). However have no experience with their deliveries so others will need to comment.

Do note.. 5 year construction - VP 2025. And the prices likely factored this "future pricing" & leasehold.

Just curious why some bathrooms no windows?
Mechanical ventilation??

They better...

If yes,
Mechanical fans maintenance by who?
Electricity bear by who?

For bathrooms using the exhaust fan?

This should be borned by the unit owner, no? Because I recall most management's policy is whatever is in the owner's unit is their responsibility.

Anyone knows anything about the developer? Heard that its Suez, similar to the one in KL Gateway? Is the workmanship ok, did some research and there are comments that KL Gateway finishing looks like a mid-cost condo? I am contemplating to get a unit here.

It could be. But not usual in residential, usually for commercial, shopping, etc...

residential too of course..

I would be curious to know about them as well.

Have you gone to the sales gallery yet?

I think the only downside of this property is the fact that they are launching in 3 x phases with Phase 1 estimated to be completed by 2025 followed by Phase 2 (side by side Phase 1 tower) and Phase 3 (to replace a part of the old apartments behind the construction site).

I'm quite certain a large majority of folks who are prospective Phase 1/Tower 1 purchasers who buy a unit for their own stay are going to suffer from being surrounded by on-going construction of Phase 2 & 3 for the next 5 - 9 years.

Do u know the lease is till when? What about the location relatively in bangsar.

Any changes from the initial plan? Still Block A to block H? Apdl? Rumahwip block?

I think the only downside of this property is the fact that they are launching in 3 x phases with Phase 1 estimated to be completed by 2025 followed by Phase 2 (side by side Phase 1 tower) and Phase 3 (to replace a part of the old apartments behind the construction site).

I'm quite certain a large majority of folks who are prospective Phase 1/Tower 1 purchasers who buy a unit for their own stay are going to suffer from being surrounded by on-going construction of Phase 2 & 3 for the next 5 - 9 years.

Anyone knows anything about the developer? Heard that its Suez, similar to the one in KL Gateway? Is the workmanship ok, did some research and there are comments that KL Gateway finishing looks like a mid-cost condo? I am contemplating to get a unit here.

Received message from agent today

Starts from 780k

917 - 1478sqft

Partly furnished

Better than buying Park Place Desa Park City at RM860psf imho.

How to purchase the RumahWIP? Is it open for booking now?

interested to hear why, i am looking at both projects currebtly

I used to live in Sierramas with my family. Rush hour traffic is really crazy. I live in Bangsar now. So much more convenient. Can get to KL/PJ/TTDI etc in about 10mins. And BHP is a 5mins or so walk to Bangsar LRT. The only downside to BHP is the high density. But if u can look past this (not that DSP is any better), price for location is great, esp considering other places like old Klang road fetching 800psf above too. Leasehold? Yeah for sure thats a reason why prices are comparable to other less desirable locations. Unless you have the cash, for sure subsale is the way to go in the current market. But these condos were built back in the 90s. Also important to take note that Bangsar is an old neighborhood so you're gonna have to put aside some money for renovation at least 100-150k. With a 5 yr completion date, I'm pretty sure the economy would be alot better by then.

Lifestyle wise, where do you go living in Bangsar? Telawi, Lucky Garden, Jalan Batai (DH) for makan. Everything on Grab delivers to you too. Drinks? Telawi, Plaza Damansara, BSC. No roadblock too lol.
Come by the sales gallery lah haha.

On the contrary, what's the downside of buying Bangsar compared to DPC?

BHP is good choice for own stayers who looking for Bangsar (but not the posh side of Bangsar). Also they provide two carparks even for the smallest unit.

However for investment, have to be careful due to density and surroundings

Probably only those lowest floors are chewable as investment.

Too high pricy first such density.....

KUALA LUMPUR (June 26): The redevelopment plans for the Sri Pahang flats in Bangsar, Kuala Lumpur have raised concerns among residents in Bangsar, especially over the increase in density and the possible impact on traffic flow in the area.

In early March this year, a signboard was put up at the Sri Pahang flats in Jalan Bukit Bangsar describing the proposed redevelopment plan for the 3.97ha site owned by Kuala Lumpur City Hall (DBKL) and the Transport Ministry.

The proposed redevelopment comprises eight blocks of apartments with a total of 3,257 units — Block A (843 units), Block B (410 units), Block C (292 units), Block D (406 units), Block E (406 units), Block F (232 units), Block G (232 units) and Block H (336 units).

Currently, the Sri Pahang flats consists of nine blocks with 1,017 units. There are six 5-storey blocks and three 17-storey blocks. Built-ups range from 380 sq ft to 550 sq ft per unit. The redevelopment will increase the site density from 20 persons per acre to 1,327 persons per acre.

The proposed redevelopment plan was published in four newspapers — Utusan Malaysia, New Straits Times, Sin Chew Daily and Makkai Osai from March 13 to 15. The final date to file any protest against the development was on March 28.

“If you go to the Sri Pahang flats, you will notice that there is only one exit and entry point to the development. Even if they were to open another road leading to Jalan Bangsar Utama, that area is already massively congested. We are not against development, but there needs to be a holistic impact study in terms of how it will affect the traffic as well as the surrounding neighbourhood. If they have something in mind and planned out, they should be transparent and tell us,” Bukit Bandar Raya Residents Association (RA) advisor and immediate past president Datuk M. Ali told TheEdgeProperty.com.

Ali noted that there would be a need for proper planning of the drainage system as well, considering the huge increase in population in the area and the fact that the area had experienced flooding during heavy downpours.

“I think a few years back, sometime in 2013, there was a massive downpour that caused a landslip at SMK Bangsar, which is located near the end of the road leading to the Sri Pahang flats. When the construction [for this redevelopment] starts, we are concerned about earth movements and soil erosion taking place. When a landslip happens, don’t come and say this is an act of God,” said Ali.

Meanwhile, the president of Bangsar Park’s RA, Nitesh Malani, told TheEdgeProperty.com that some 60 residents living in the area have written in to DBKL to voice their concerns on the redevelopment and DBKL has responded that they will look into the matter.

“It is not that I am against development, please don’t get me wrong. We are just saying that there needs to be proper planning and direct clarification on how they are going to manage this redevelopment. This redevelopment will change the landscape of Bangsar. As you know, Bangsar Park is located at the lower side of the valley and when there is a heavy downpour, it always causes massive flood problems and this will directly impact us,” said Nitesh, adding that just two minutes down the road, there is another massive redevelopment of the Kompleks Niaga Utama in Bangsar into a proposed serviced apartment project. The land is located just behind Dataran Maybank and UOA Bangsar.

Nitesh also noted that there needs to be an allocation of proper parking space to avoid road congestion with the incoming increase in density of people living in the area.

“How is the traffic flow going to be managed? When the construction starts, you will have all the dust coming in from the construction site. These are the issues that need to be addressed,” said Nitesh.

Meanwhile, Ali said the Bukit Bandaraya RA has yet to write in to DBKL regarding the Sri Pahang redevelopment, but they have been writing in on the development of Bangsar.

“We’ve been writing in [to DBKL] on a lot of things concerning the development of Bangsar. Previously, we had strongly opposed the highway ramp from Mid Valley to Jalan Maarof because it is a residential road. Today, that ramp is a super highway and has caused massive congestion during peak hours,” said Ali.

“Each redevelopment site must be looked at in totality, not in silos. All impact must be looked at on a long-term basis,” he added.

According to previous news reports, the Sri Pahang flats site will be developed on a joint-venture basis with Pro Green Generation Sdn Bhd. A quick check found that Pro Green Generation is a subsidiary of Suez Capital Sdn Bhd, a member of Suez Domain Sdn Bhd.

When contacted by TheEdgeProperty.com, someone from the developer’s office said “we have no information to provide on the project so far”. DBKL has yet to respond to an email enquiry for an update on the proposed development.

TheEdgeProperty.com visited the site recently and saw that demolition works have started on some of the blocks where residents have moved out. It is learnt that the residents are being moved out in phases.

According to a resident who is still staying in one of the remaining blocks of flats, the others who have moved out have been relocated to Bukit Jalil.

Checked this whole thread and no one posted about the Bangsar residents' concerns about this project back in 2017. Will post it here along with the details in full (The Edge Markets - Bangsar residents concerned over proposed redevelopment of Sri Pahang flats):
Wonder if this is already resolved between this developer and the residents.

Am not against this project. Just want to know if there's any follow up after the above linked article.

There are several on going protem committees going on for this matter.

Nothing has been resolved yet as there are differing opinions as to how to go forward on this matter.

Cannot say more than what I have said due to confidentiality reasons.

Too high price for such density*

Heard that curent phase already 8xx units and another 2 phases to develop right?  Land only 5.xx acres...  Worth to buy?

wats the selling price? 850psf nett?

Dont think so...

Too high pricy first such density.....

The land is big which 10 arce. i dnt think high density. rather medium density

Dont think so...