The Address has a total of 16 acres...phase 1 & phase 2 is just 1/3 of the total land size...maybe the remaining will be affected, probably not stopping the entire project but to lower the density

is 2nd phase launch still happening? any sa~~~~~

keep seeing the address on the news. and from that news,i got to know the latest update from the land. few tractors are on site now

I'm sure it's still happening. I dy got a msg from the internal sales staff to place the cheque 2 weeks ago.

Of course I didn't do so. Still looking around atm.

Well, look at the bright side. The free (but bad) publicity it receives in the press also got ppl interested, I guess. I'm sure not only those nearby will be interested but the entire Malaysia as well and do expect them to start heavily investing in this project, along with Skyvogue.

Looks like the developer now have the upper hand. Force them to cancel, then DBKL will kena sue for it, and it will be a pretty hefty sum out of the taxpayers money.

and this could be good news too

“It appears the developer has chosen to accelerate the project such that by the time the case is heard in court, substantive ground work would have taken place and can no longer turn back or ‘undo’ what has been done without incurring significant economic losses,” it added.

https://sg.news.yahoo.com/taman-desa-reside...-073400380.html

the abandoned school at danau desa will be replaced with international school.

another + point if this is approved

Where did u get this info?
I heard that the land is not suitable for development (land subsidence) and thats why the school was abandoned in the first place.

https://www.thestar.com.my/metro/metro-news...aman-desa-site/

and

http://www.freemalaysiatoday.com/category/...-be-demolished/

aset kayamas on the go again

This post has been edited by hihihehe: Nov 27 2017, 10:56 PM

About time also. Everytime I go there for meals, I always see this abandoned school sitting there being hoarded up for a long time dy.

The Address Phase 1 is already approved project since last year and only start selling this year, gotten APDL months ago with SPA signing in progress.

KL Mayor has stressed that site clearing works permit have been obtained.

And according to KL Mayor can proceed >>> https://www.thestar.com.my/metro/metro-news...-in-taman-desa/

Phase 2 has been opened for pre-sales and unit selection already done.

This post has been edited by accetera: Nov 28 2017, 12:32 PM

i saw some people post that Taman Desa have MRT3? Please clarified

yes. was on the site earlier today and they are doing piling. that tnb tension cable still standing though

this project has 54months of completion date so i guess they will take their time after court

Hopefully can be on times...

i heard the phrase 2 snp still ongoing, is it true ?
already bought the unit, but still unable to sign snp yet, due to legal issue, anyone can clarify this ?

This post has been edited by yan7: Feb 8 2018, 12:35 PM

Hi, how come this projects take " 54months of completion date" !?
I found almost all high rise condo projects (be one tower or 2 or 3 or 4) , mostly the most also 48 months !

i heard because of the surroundings especially the schools next to it is limiting the working hours

nvr heard about it, almost all our members able to signed snp.

KL High Court dismisses Taman Desa residents’ stay application to halt condominium project
Tue, 06 Feb 2018
https://www.edgeprop.my/node/1282929

PETALING JAYA (Feb 6): The Kuala Lumpur High Court has dismissed the stay application filed by the Taman Desa residents to stop a high-rise residential development named The Address in Taman Desa pending a judicial review.

In addition, costs of RM10,000 have been awarded to the defendants by High Court judge Datuk Wira Kamalludin Md, who is also the judge for the Taman Rimba Kiara case.

According to a statement today, Protect Taman Desa Coalition said the stay order application was made by the residents when the developer of the project continued construction despite the residents having filed a judicial review with the outcome pending at the High Court.

The residents had filed for a judicial review against Kuala Lumpur City Hall’s (DBKL) decision to grant a development order as the project involved the construction of three 30-storey condominium towers on a narrow strip of TNB reserve land, which is surrounded by three schools and low rise condominiums of no more than 13 storeys.

DBKL had also allowed the developer to increase the density of the area to 650 people per acre from the current 60 people per acre.

“The residents are very disappointed with the decision as a crane had collapsed on Jan 24, 2018 with part of it falling into the compound of Tiara Faber Condominium, damaging a structure. The crane collapse was a nightmare come true incident which is feared by the residents living in the surroundings,” the statement read.

The falling crane incident proves how small the project site is, said spokesperson Khong Kam Yin.

“There is insufficient set-back for such a project within a mature residential area,” he added.

“Will it take an incident involving injuries and loss of life for the authorities to realise that such development projects are unsustainable?”

“It appears that authorities place economic returns over safety and wellbeing of people. This is a very sad day for humanity especially so when Kuala Lumpur is the venue for the 9th World Urban Forum,” the statement concluded.

60 people per acre, so this is what they looking for, selfish bastard

i guess he was talking about phase 2