Actually its about 300m. I just checked using google maps
Agree. 

Boss,
300 meter is a very short distance.

Isola - empire approx 100m walking. make sense aurora - empire 300m. They dont want over claim ma. Later ppl complain why u say 100m i use gps tracker further than that 

 

Aiyo, walk 100 meters, 200 m or 300 m is okay...lah
Walking good for your health...lah.

Do we really need another mall on top of subang parade and empire?

Wonder why lion group hasnt revamp the entire subang parade and intro service apartments on top much like atria?

Already there is commercial lots opposite uoa biz park.

Its not a wise move to introduce more retail space and commercial in the next 5 yrs

Is not just about Lot 15..... it's about their entire land in SS16.

Think about it, if they do not have any new appeal to their SJCC ... it's no different from spamming more service apartment in that area.
Already mentioned countless time, now is not the time to build more service apartments seeing that it is overly saturated.
The only way out is to focus on increasing SJCC appeal then when the saturation is reduced, they can sell every single residential properties there like hot cakes.
I do not know what is their strategy for Aurora is but if it is low density, it won't be low end.... if it is similar in specs with Lot 15, they are killing themselves equally cause you are pitting people to choose between a property within walking distance to train station and big aeon against the other with empire and subang parade.

Both Lot 15 and Aurora has it flaws too.... Lot 15 with a TnB infront while Aurora has a toyota service center right opposite.... Aurora propbably wcentrel have it worst cause it is located in a junction where traffic always pile up during rush hour and on top of that they are located at the corner of the city meaning to travel around they need to turn a big round every time (Not that it is a major factor but it is still considered a downfall compared to Lot 15).

Having said that.... I don't think either would do well when there is no new appeal to the place....

I don't think everyone have the same thought as you.

Otherwise, they would have bought Isola, which is slightly cheaper PSF when Lot 15 launched and there are quite a few vacant units if I'm not mistaken hence it is not even second hand and you can instantly start renting rather than waiting for the project to be completed.

In terms of specification, according to the SA (not my opinion), Isola is mid-high spec whereas Lot 15 is the highest spec for service apartment from Sime so far. Not sure if this has anything to do with the sales but to me the main factor is the walk ability to the train station. Isola is not near enough to be considered within walking distance to the LRT.

In my opinion, the "Main" factor that Lot 15 take up rate was very good during the initial stage (bear in mind that time it was around RM1k+ psf ) because they must have been enticed to Sime development, with sime constantly talking about TOD and SJCC and also with the land in front of thlouRT has been fenced up.... it made sense to buy Lot 15 seeing that Sime might be executing their original SJCC plan (to build a mall, link bridge to lot 15 and cover the drainage etc.).

Now seeing that Sime going ahead to build more service apartment instead of actually accomplishing their "TOD" plan, Lot 15 sales would likely not move and the cannibalization doesn't help either.

Not sure if the "Aurora" would receive well or not but I believe it would be lukewarm like Isola at best depending on the pricing. If it is going to be similar to Lot 15.... then the consumers will have to decide whether the distance to LRT + Big Aeon is more worth it or the distance to empire + subang parade is more worth it. We have yet to see what they are offering for Aurora so we need to wait and see..

Need to see the site.

Main road higher than the site....macam plug down into valley....

Dun expect SDP to build fancy condo or service apartment... People buy SJCC due to location and mature neighbourhood.... Eventhough SDP build Aurora like low medium apartment... Still people will buy...

Balloting? If people attending less than units available... Then sia sui... Malu😒

BBB bcos of tiny mall...????

Went for the preview yesterday and have gotten much info regarding the project.

More assumptions above rather than facts

Was at the gallery yesterday afternoon.

I'm sorry, just can't help feeling disappointed with this project. SDP obviously has lost it. At least for those who is involved in this project.

For the price you are paying, u'll will need to share with 24 units of "affordable" homes with size of 550sqf.
I was like "What...!!!"

I don't mean to be little or offend anyone but for the price you will be paying, such discrimination doesn't justify it.
This reason alone is enough to put off any buyers.

To make matters worse, their dto never mentioned this.
Creditability of dto has just been flush down the drain.
Already about just choosing your tile or bathroom fitting etc doesn't make much impact, now it seems they are there to mislead the public by withholding such info.

And the tagline for Aurora, Liveable Size. But then there are 550sqf units.

There are alot, and I do mean alot of other negative points about this project and positive ones too but I believe most forumers have mentioned it. I feel that one above deserve to be highlighted amongst the others.

I normally don't put down strong words on a project but really can't help with the feeling I got after visiting the gallery.

I oso worry about title issue.
You now have 2 types of property on the same piece of land.
Affordable units is mixed with the rest. How is the restrictions going to be enforced?
Land office views on this?

I am actually more curious about Aurora being a Serviced Apartment and not having any commercial units.

I thought all serviced apartment must have commercial units?