Oh yeah, lakefields, totally forgot about that

Lakefields got semi-blindfold choose units one by one? I still remember midfields their 5 mins limit to choose

Parking

Anyone has registered for this project?

this looks like almost the furthest north of the Kwasa Land plot.....
Pretty deep in leh

Yeah but it’s freehold. I heard will be many leasehold properties here? Initially was excited at the prospect but they only build 3 storey semi-D and bungalows (I’m currently looking for landed property). I only have 1 son, no need for big property. Will wait till other project come up I guess…

Oh and I don’t mind the location cuz right now I edi living in sg buloh but working in KL. MRT is my best friend

This post has been edited by enkeys: Aug 29 2022, 02:21 PM

how about gamuda garden?
should fit your appetite unless you want to be near to Subang/KD

Gamuda gardens… rawang right? No mrt so not suitable for me.

Sorry if this has been posted bfore

But is there a masterplan out yet?

Here you go
http://www.kwasadamansara.com.my/developer-components

the whole development at Kwasa Damansara too slow... and expect the price wont be cheap... better consider Elmina City, Subang Bestari area...

Been waiting since 10 years ago
Still waiting....

Hey everyone , i'm Bavan here. I'm a developer sales staff. Yes we do expect it to be quite popular as this lot is quite prime since its our first launch beside EPF HQ. The whole masterplan is pretty impressive actually. Will keep ya guys posted once we have something more concrete and I am able to share. but expect something within the 1st quarter of the year.. cheers!

EPF owns massive landbank here ..

The only way the development can gain traction is to price the first few development under the market price to gain traction and pull interest of investors/own stayers. In summary, developer should some good money on table.

Good luck if EPF/MRCB is ambitious and price it to market.

This post has been edited by gks: Jan 7 2023, 01:32 PM

Actually as a master township developer, they need to bring in economic and commercial value to the land. Create the jobs opportunities FIRST to bring in people to the new land.

Where there is a source of income for earners in a new land, ppl will relocate and reside at the new land, THAT is new development.

Not as you suggested, lowering the price to attract buyers and dwellers need to travel out (inwards the narrow economic horn (tanduk) to earn.

For sustainability, a new economic zone supported by residential zone, NOT the other way round.

Main problem here remains, gov fail to create NEW economy as a whole.

Get the "kepala" train right, for the locomotive to move

Cyberjaya lesson not learnt on urban migration?

This post has been edited by jojolicia: Jan 7 2023, 05:21 PM

We have too many disparate town centres. EPF sitting on their hands was perhaps the right move in hind sight or you get another ghost township until demand catches up.

economic and commercial value to the land = being part of the Subang airport city regeneration project

e.g new of cabinet approves Subang Airport Regeneration Plan and news of Air Asia coming back to Subang and

The northern part of Kwasa is under Shah Alam.
The southern part of Kwasa is under Petaling Jaya and appears to have involvement of Pavilion's property tycoon Tan Sri Desmond Lim Siew Choon.
Looks like offices, water front F&B/commercials , amphitheater, convention centre, medium rise residential and luxury landed residential to be built near the existing Skypark Terminal.

I am worried about the traffic jam at the Subang Airport highway.








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Maybe Pavilion Subang Waterfront mall coming to the location?

👍Hope there are biz-park, i-park real estate zoning in kwasa

this land is not in the middle of nowhere, there's sufficient economic activities nearby to sustain the development.

not much progress so far?