Don't understand why a Malaysian don't even know how to read and understand a simple letter in Bahasa Malaysia...

In brief, there is a fellow unhappy with the developer workmanship and also claimed that the developer "over bill" i.e bill before proper works had been done. So that fellow claimed to complaint to Bursa, at AGM, to LAM etc.

Most if not all of us (to my interpretation) as buyers agree thay we should protect our interest if the developer couldn't deliver up to the mark.  Nevertheless, if you did read previous versions of EM threads then you would find that the fellow didn't seem to me looking for solution but sabotage...

Longshot kor, sorry for keep you waiting for long
Here you go! Dang dang dang dang!  Stoneridge!

Err... I hope I don't disappoint you... don't throw eggs and shoes

If i buy Rumah Selangorku i won't buy in Semenyih ba?
Since price is controlled, i rather apply for those more premium location, no?

Aduii
If u r high income ppl. The answer is yes
If u r lower income ppl. U managed to buy a apartment oredy consider super lucky. Do u think this group ppl will think abt investment ? This is affordability issue for them. What is is criteria of this selangorku apartment. How many yrs not allowed to sell ? Not allowed to rent out rite ? Household income?
U still dun get my point.

Ya, you're  right.
if you have rm100k, you want to invest, you should  look for  property  with high investment  value.
If you have ( or can omly afford ) rm100k. You  are  buying  for  own stay. You should  buy property  with  low investment  value, cause those are for own stay.
remember, yoi can not buy property with  higher  investment  value cause it's  not for own stay.
Thanks  for  enlightened me. I should  have learnt  to think this way.

Of course, i am not judging  and arguing  onnwhich property  have better investment  value.
I just haven't  learn that own stay buyer shouldn't  have investor  mind. Anyway, i learnt  it today.

by the way,  this project  are not for own stay buyer now cause you  said it have investment  value. Own stay buyer
CAN NOT choose this projects.

Can but suitable of area will come in first priority
Coz RSK is not allowed to rent out n sell for certain yrs rite.?

So, if u work or stay in semenyih. Will u buy RSK in other place n continue pay rental in semenyih and pay instalment for RSK .

His advice tak logic.
If he advises double storey or condo buyer in this then ok

So far UK and Australia are the only overseas countries EWI has exposures and the big bulk of it is UK.  Definitely will have some impact - the question is how deep which I couldn't answer.

Reported in The Edge today.
"Eco World International Bhd (EWI), which is developing three projects in London, is optimistic the Brexit results hold a silver lining for the group and its customers, going forward.

EWI, which is set to make its debut on the main market of Bursa Malaysia, also noted that the pound sterling has dropped, which means the cost of its development projects there will be lower.

"If this situation holds, it will also make it cheaper for EWI to acquire new sites, post-listing," said EWI vice chairman Tan Sri Liew Kee Sin in a statement.

Liew said the results of the Brexit vote — though largely unexpected — has finally removed uncertainty which has caused many investors to hold back on decision-making.

"Britain is still a hugely important economy in Europe, with highly principled, professional and competent leaders. I have every confidence that the UK government will do their utmost to take proactive,"

It always takes one's courage and foresight to invest in property, more so for overseas investment.  From the bright side, with the devaluation of GBP, it gives better chance / buying power for overseas buyers, but the question now is how worst and how long the situation can get into and whether now is the right timing (or I shall say better timing).  When EW project in London City Island (and Paramatta, Australia) was launched, I tempted to jump in but I didn't.  Did I make the right call?

Lol... I'm not the spokesperson of EW leh.  Well, I think it's considered quite well planned as to what is to be rolled out.  Commercials (Ivoris and Brighton) will be ready gradually as the houses are handed over in months and years to come. Chinese school I understand that it is in good progress now and hopefully sth positive can be announced soon this year (after a long wait).  Of course these are far more than complete for an integrated township.  Having said that, the mall in Majestic City can't be launched so soon before any occupancies take place in EM.  So, I think the plan is to gradually bring in more crowd into the township with higher occupancy and from the people nearby.  With that, only can it convince the prospect buyers to invest into the commercials in Majestic City and the mall then.  The opening of the interchange, Ivoris and the park there will help drawing some crowd I suppose, and the park can be used as a platform for launching of commercials and some activities in Majestic City for market awareness.

Majestic City is the gem and I think to derive premium value out of it sth convincing must be presented.  Swan Lake I suppose will still be centre of focus for years to come as the show village is there.

Honestly, I don't know about the Ivoris 2. May check about it in my next visit.