good for investment bro..now xiamen university phase 2 on complete..now wait for phase 3

This post has been edited by mystycque: Apr 29 2019, 10:06 AM

xiamen University so big ka?

it will take enroll 50k student when fully complete..

Hi guys,

so izit a good buy for the monet lily & monet springtime? as currently is struggling on whether should i buy the monet springtime terrace house or the IOI properties at the bandar warisan Puteri, as the price is almost the same

it go check warisan puteri house area..they sold a townhouse type..not terrace house..just wait HVO will opening soon there..there will be a booming area..trust me bro..

thank you so much broXD hahahaXD today visited the area...seems like quite far away from the town...

May want to check up sime darby serenia too?

for those who plan to purchase here, my advise is good to visit the site and see yourself and decide. Whether for own stay or investment...

Looks like rumah selangorku...I think not suitable for both ownstay or investment

I think Tangerine Suite is very near to HTC. And if there is no progress on the HVO it will be difficult to sell this. Moreover we don't hear any updates on Korean & French mall recently. Maybe all been delayed or canceled haha

Good question. Yesterday I asked the same to the S.A and it appeared is a strategy especailly the Koren / French designed also involved High Class Condo on it. which possible with high price once the rest of infra in place.
It make make sense for me. end of day they want high profile too and time line to complete are 5 years lol...
If look at HVO, where the may want to wait till HVO completed before start it.

What is the progress of HVO? Almost complete?

bro, confirmed about the location?

i was told in a property fair by agent that it actually at left hand side area.

Another RM1.88 bil to be invested into property market
Charles Tan - December 2, 2018 8:30 AM• 5 minute read

It’s good to note that while the sentiment among first-time home buyers is not that positive, there are many investors holding a firm belief in the long-term potential of the Malaysian property market.

For instance, Indonesia’s property developer Riyadh Group is to invest US$450 million (RM1.88 billion) into two projects – revamping a mall in Shah Alam and several developments of over 10.35 ha of land in Serenia City, Sepang.

According to an article in TheStar, This will be done via a joint venture with two local firms – Mainstay Holdings Sdn Bhd and Pembinaan Tetap Teguh Sdn Bhd (PTT). Riyadh will hold a 65% stake in the JV.

A look at the two projects




The mall in Shah Alam is pretty empty even if location wise, it’s very accessible and could cater to the working population nearby. The revamp is expected to be completed in six months.

Riyadh Group’s president director, Bally Saputra said that they plan to create a “Little Indonesia” within the mall, featuring popular Indonesian cuisine, and boutiques selling Indonesian clothing designers, among others. The mall will also be renamed “Maha Karya Town Square”.

The second project with a gross development value of RM1.7 bil, is an enhancement of the planned Horizon Village Outlet development in Sepang.

Bally said, “The plans consist of a two-storey premium outlet village and six tower blocks which will house two hotels, high-end serviced apartments, as well as a Riyadh International Islamic Hospital.”

The article also quoted Bally as saying that entering the Malaysian property market when it was slow was a good opportunity.

He added, “Malaysia also has very good tourist arrivals, and we expect our project based in Sepang, being near the airports, to benefit from this.”

It’s very common for many new investments into Malaysia to start within the Greater Kuala Lumpur property market scene. This is where most of the action is.

What is important is that once these start to bear fruit, the investments should move into other major cities or towns too.

A slow market represents a great opportunity, this is true. Growth comes slowly, usually. And speculation is rife. This is the reason why developers think 10, 15 and even 20 years ahead when they buy land and build townships.

What’s missing today is a focused development of affordable homes to house as many Malaysian households as possible so that they do not miss out on property investment opportunities.

What is the expected rental rate for Monet ?

because mostly foreigner stay there..we should put rental rate in USD..hahahahha

or maybe ¥

Next to the main road.
Acutal location is below:-
https://www.google.com/maps/dir/2.8370217,1...33;3e0?hl=en-US






This post has been edited by Jo_da48: May 3 2019, 08:26 PM

Yes, confirmed. This is from the developer. The location is the irregular shape red shaded area on the map, not the red rectangle. I forgot to draw the arrow pointing from the rectangle to the irregular shape red shaded area

No idea, as HVO are different developer, not fall under Sunsuria.