http://malaysiandigest.com/frontpage/282-m...even-years.html

金群利耗鉅資辦慶典 給你雪花飄飄的聖誕
http://www.chinapress.com.my/20161204/%E9%...81%96%E8%AA%95/

Went there on Saturday, car park at both open air and basement are full, people got to park at the road side, response quite good.

According to Nanyang, already 6,000 people visited the Christmas Street on the day one
http://www.enanyang.my/news/20161204/%E9%8...A1%8C%E8%A1%97/

This post has been edited by BSS30112015: Dec 5 2016, 10:27 AM

Confirmed with SA, he said this is Giant Hypermarket will be open here as all other operators already established in S2 which is just few km away.

Nicely designed green park, equipped with two playgrounds, football field, basketball court, multi-purpose court, pool, skating court, gazebo etc. However, unlike most parks, MOTORBIKES rule here it create pollution, noise and post danger to the kid, I shall write to MPN to stop motorbike to come into recreation park..

Excuse for this bad quality photos as I was carrying a baby then



For the top of Sendayan Green Park



In fact there are more than 10 motorbikes inside the park, these two photos only small part of this

TUDM's golf course in the making


Sendayan Boutique Hotel at MetroPark

Agree, it shouldn't allow motobikes to enter the park area, that's dangerous to the pedestrians especially children.

Day by day, the form and shape of BSS is coming closer to reality. Can't wait to see BSS when it is fully developed!

Even though this is the least of my favorite, but better than nothing lah....

I think Matrix set up KipMart to serve Suriaman & Idaman series resident and Giant for Hijayu & Nusari for the daily groceries.

For shopping mall kaki got to go S2 for the time being, Icon Park only be ready after year 2023 I suppose.

By the way, another Petron petrol station will be built in Hijayu, I actually prefer Shell

This post has been edited by BSS30112015: Dec 7 2016, 10:00 AM

If I work in PJ, is it a good idea to buy a house in Bandar Sri Sendayan?

Where do you live now and how much time do you spend on the road to work?

I live in SS14, PJ. Time required to go to work is around 15 minutes only.

This post has been edited by watdatlinna: Dec 11 2016, 10:50 PM

Some update from Sin Chew:

With GDV of RM8 billion and 5,233 acres BSS commenced construction since year 2006 and expected to complete 90% of its total development by year 2020.

BSS development include landed houses, d'Sora Boutique Hotel, Sendayan Merchant Park, Icon Park, Sendayan Tech Valley, offices, hospital, primary and secondary schools, d'tempat Country Club (486,000 sqft) and Matrix Global School (maximum capacity 2,500) etc.

The remaining 10% shall be developed over 10 years, this include high value office towers.

A single storey link-house sold at RM91k now worth RM300K while double storey link house value increase from RM180K to RM500K-RM600K.

Todate more than 7,000 houses has been delivered another 5,000 houses shall be completed by year 2020.

Malaysia Vision Valley (MVV) 2016-2045 development project that expected to increase GDP by 2% pa is expected to enhance the value of BSS as the township is located within MVV.

“达城”占地5233英亩，发展总值高达80亿令吉,于2006年动工发展，预计于2020年时可完成总体发展计划的90%项目。

他说，“达城”的发展项目概括有地住宅、精品酒店（（d'Sora Boutique Hotel）、达城广场（Sendayan Merchant Square）、城中城计划（Icon Park）、科技谷（SendayanTech Valley）、办公楼、医院、中、小学校。

另外的10%发展项目可能需要大约10年完成，项目内容将是高价值的办公楼计划。

李典和指出，“达城”的房产项目已经随着经济的成长而逐渐升值，例如2008年售卖的单层房屋，已从当年的9万至10万令吉，增值至30万令吉，而双层排屋价值也从当年大约18万令吉，增值至目前的50至60万令吉。

他披露，2006年发展“达城”至今，已交屋超过7000间，另约5000间房产将于2020年完工。

“我们在达城建立的金群利俱乐部已经在去年3月开放，这是让当地居民有一个消闲及提升生活品味的理想去处。此外，我们的金群利环球院校（Matrix Global Schools），拥有自己开办的国际私立中、小学校。这所院校可吸纳大约2500名学生。开办两年至今，拥有学生人数700名，预计明年可增加至1000名。”

政府在第11大马计划中发展的“马来西亚宏愿谷”，有助于“达城”的产业价值升值。

“马来西亚宏愿谷将是一个历时30年的庞大发展计划，预计2016年开始规划发展，直到2045年完成。这是一项结合了国内外资金、联邦政府及州政府合作开发的大计划。马来西亚宏愿谷发展计划将改变森美兰州的风貌，包括每年的生产总值将会增加2%。

http://www.sinchew.com.my/node/1595939/%E9...%83%BD%E4%BD%B3

This post has been edited by BSS30112015: Dec 15 2016, 10:35 AM

Wow got Giant hypermarket to be build in BSS?, this is the first time i heard, before this only Kipmart, where the Giant will be located?

U said before Kipmart in BSS is smaller compared to Senawang, what about Giant?

This post has been edited by ron4: Dec 14 2016, 07:23 PM

oh, in that case i am not sure if you are willing to change it to travel 1 hour to work.

Anyway, BSS is giong to be a very conducive place to stay and high potential for capital appreciation, if you don't mind the travelling.

KL, Singapore sign deal for high-speed rail; service slated to start by Dec 31, 2026

http://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/kl-s...high-speed-rail


Line will be up by end-2026; PM Lee hails pact as a significant milestone in bilateral ties
Royston Sim Assistant Political EditorIn Putrajaya
Singapore and Malaysia yesterday signed a historic agreement to construct a high-speed rail line that is slated to start by Dec 31, 2026.

The line between Singapore and Kuala Lumpur will be 350km long and have eight stations. It will go across the Strait of Johor via a 25m- high bridge near the Second Link.

The landmark deal will transform the way both countries interact and do business, Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong and his counterpart Najib Razak said yesterday at a media press conference after their annual Leaders' Retreat.

They called it a "marquee project" in a joint statement, saying it will bring their countries even closer together, improve connectivity, deepen people-to-people ties and catalyse further economic cooperation.

PM Lee hailed the agreement as a significant milestone in the relationship between the two countries. "It gives both sides a big stake in keeping relations stable and warm."

The ambitious rail link conceived in 2013 will cut travel time between Singapore and Kuala Lumpur to 90 minutes, compared with more than four hours by car.

The legally binding deal was signed by Singapore's Coordinating Minister for Infrastructure and Minister for Transport Khaw Boon Wan, and Malaysia's Minister in the Prime Minister's Department Abdul Rahman Dahlan.

It formalises technical, safety and security requirements as well as regulatory and commercial frameworks, among other things.

The signing also marks the shift from a planning phase to that of implementation, and comes after both sides inked a memorandum of understanding for the project in July.

Mr Lee said there is "strong political will on both sides" to ensure the project is done right and is a success. He quipped: "I look forward to taking my first train ride up to Putrajaya in 10 years' time."

While the 10-year timeframe is a "relatively short period of time" given the size and complexity of the project, Datuk Seri Najib said he is committed to meeting the deadline.

"We have to work very closely together and be very focused, and we must overcome all the challenges as we move ahead," he said.

Both countries will award a joint tender for a development partner early next year, to provide operational and technical advice as well as procurement advice on high- speed railway systems.

Mr Najib said an international tender will be called in the fourth quarter of next year for an assets company to design, build, finance and maintain rail assets and trains for the line.

A bilateral committee, led by senior government officials from both sides, will oversee the arrangements set out in the agreement.

Yesterday, both leaders reaffirmed their commitment to further strengthen relations, amid a challenging global security and economic environment.

They agreed on technical details for the Rapid Transit System link, which will connect the Thomson- East Coast MRT Line (TEL) to Johor Baru via another high bridge near the Causeway. The link will use the same rail systems and trains as TEL.

Both sides will also hold a cultural showcase every three years alongside future retreats, starting in 2018.

"This will further our cultural cooperation, which is very important because our relationship must be more than just economic and transactional," said Mr Lee. "Ultimately, it is about friendship, friendship between the people, friendship and trust between the leaders. And arts and culture play an important role."

Other issues they discussed include trade, tourism, water and transboundary haze pollution.

On water, the leaders agreed on the importance of taking the necessary measures to ensure reliable and adequate water supply from the Johor River as stipulated in the 1962 Water Agreement.

Mr Lee and Singapore officials later had dinner - which included durian - with the Malaysian delegation at Seri Perdana, the Malaysian Prime Minister's official residence.

In a Facebook post yesterday evening, Foreign Minister Vivian Balakrishnan said: "Our relationship with Malaysia is strong and flourishing. We are bound by history, kinship, culture and strong people-to-people ties."

This post has been edited by neonikson1: Dec 14 2016, 08:25 PM

PM Lee Hsien Loong speaking about the RTS between Woodlands and Johor

http://www.channelnewsasia.com/news/singap...9CY_ssxA.google

http://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/kl-s...high-speed-rail

This post has been edited by neonikson1: Dec 14 2016, 08:38 PM


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Really? Will go there to have a look in the future.

Where is Giant located? When start construction?

DO YOU try google distance of BSS to PJ ?
its freaking 80-100km depends on location of PJ you work
you need to drive > 160km per day at least , to and back from work
its not like Klang Valley no more good property to buy ,
unless u die die also want a landed house and don't mind travelling such distance , then i ntg to say

maybe u can look into rawang area , house there still cheaper compare to other klang valley area and nearer to PJ compare to BSS

take time to survey whole Seremban area
capital appreciation ?? hmmm ...... maybe after 10 years i guess
but make sure you have the holding power