It seems to me those facing the road are better ones (though one may argue that beauty lies in the eyes of beholder) if compared to those internal rows (as shown from the progress pic).

This post has been edited by Jasoncat: Feb 13 2017, 10:55 AM

Same feeling
Pusing pusing .

no comment on trees
i accept anything

Different plant will add more varieties but that potentially creates arguments and unhappy sentiments when the buyers feel their plants are more ordinary / cheaper / less attractive compared with others. EM should have anticipated this issue may arise.

Chief, what is Stoneridge, semi d or bungalow? Any idea of the sizes?

Yes boss, u r right. Tis is the question I voice up to EM. How r they going to ensure all buyers will happy since they plant diff type of tree? Diff ppl diff expectation. Some more internal buyers area get nicer tree. External buyers sure will unhappy. Then ppl will start talking EM double standard.
Actly I voice up this issue to them I consider is good to EM management if wiling take more serious attention. I foreseen future buyers will unhappy as well if they continue practice tis. By the way, look like they only finding excuse to ....

Boss, Stoneridge is the new precint to be launched in EM, located south of Tenderfields and east of Mellowood. There will be bungalow, link-bungalow, cluster SD and limited units of SD. Size not very sure but understand that it starts from 32×75 for the cluster.

As a Eco World Class company, they should not turn customer away and the treatment btw internal & external customer should not be any different.

As of now, I think managing buyers expectations is an area they need to improve more.

Not only that. One of the reason people bought into strata landed property is the consistent looks of the same type. It would be a new bad surprise to me if the landscaping is not consistent.

Btw boss, in Gentlebre, is there consistent pattern of how the difference tree species located (eg one row type A, next row type B, next next row type A and so on) or it's significantly biased where those perceived nicer plants located only in the internal buyers area?

I personally think that landscaping could be different a bit to add more varieties and the attractiveness (and I welcome so) but it will be difficult to convince the buyers that they are all treated fairly.

Boss the master plan
From guard house, all left hand side purchased by internal ppl. Right hand side 50:50
So, the road highlighted in red color plant nicer tree (second pic ) compare the road highlight in black color( third pic). My personal view. Maybe other buyers view third pic tree nicer.
Do u think the guard very difficult to differentiate the areas if plant same tree?

This post has been edited by Rabel: Feb 13 2017, 11:56 AM


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Thanks for sharing. Based on that orientation, don't see how it will ease the difficulties

Haiz...

Don't mean to fan the fire,
I really feel this is way more majestic than another one.

the black colour row trees look so cheap, spoilt the whole environment

the tree from outside precint 10X better
if they think is nice why dun plant it on their sales gallery and show unit?
road side tepi longkang also look much better

This post has been edited by dreamer2020: Feb 13 2017, 12:35 PM

Water can carry the boat can also sink the boat.

It's a bit challenging for them to handle when buyers go into very details and everything are very transparent for public to judge and comment.

Think back, it's also how they gain their awareness and trust from the public to growth 10x faster than those developers 10- 15 years ago.

This is a two way sword, they should have knew it and be well prevent from many unnecessary misunderstanding.

A few points to be noted for Tenderfield:

1.Once VP and JMB is formed, the current show-houses which is sitting within the parcel shall be paying maintenance fees.

2. If it is still being used as a show-house for sales purpose, rental ought to be collected by the JMB... unless of course the show-houses are moved elsewhere.

3. A point brought up by a fellow buyer on the privacy of the home-owners of the row directly behind the showhouse is valid.

4. Security wise, this will be the weakest link as there are no physical barrier in the form of a perimeter fencing; unless a temporary one is built.

This post has been edited by brando_w: Feb 13 2017, 04:31 PM

Rabel boss, if zoom the picture with nicer tree, the trees at another row are the same not so nice one.. Only certain plot got that nice tree?

Apparently EM is kelendong only leh about using trees to differentiate between area...

Point #1 & #2 - thanks for highlighting. I wonder IF the show units are properly fenced out from the precint before they cease their function as show units, can that be done and whether it still attracts the maintenance fee during that period.