Anticipated launching in Nov 2020.

- built on 2.94 acres site
- scheduled completion early 2025
- 294 units
- 1,700sqft - 2600sqft
- price range from RM1.5mil ...

Located next to MK Inspirasi Jalan Kiara 3/4

This post has been edited by jlim2004: Oct 18 2020, 12:19 AM

I think it is the Ardena plot of land. In between Inspirasi and Aston Kiara 3.

I think in red circle.

yes i noticed this piece of land is particularly "longish", almost the same as Sefina's land. Sefina built a sandy volleyball court at the front - not sure how popular is that...

https://www.theedgemarkets.com/article/cove...lanned-launches

The next highly anticipated launch will be that of Allevia in Mont’Kiara in November. Allevia will be built on a 2.94-acre site and have a GDV of RM541.8 million. Scheduled to be completed in 3Q2024, the freehold two-tower condominium project will comprise a total of 294 units. It will feature a 0.9-acre facilities deck with a lap pool, lawn, children’s wet and dry play areas and a barbecue area, among others.

The units (comprising three or four rooms) will have built-ups of between 1,703 and 2,634 sq ft and four layouts. There will be living and dining areas and a dry kitchen in an open-plan configuration with sweeping views of the Mont’Kiara skyline. Prices will range from RM1.5 million to RM2.4 million (RM880 to RM911 psf).

“Allevia originates from the word ‘alleviate’. It means ‘to make something easier and to relieve a burden’. Allevia is designed to evoke a feeling of calmness, inner consciousness and etherealness. It is curated for the discerning within a neighbourhood of affluence. Occupants will enjoy the luxury of a high-rise residence that is low-density and designed for privacy,” says UEM Sunrise chief operating officer (central) Liong Kok Kit.

“For Allevia, we are targeting owner-­occupiers — families with young children and upgraders who want spacious units — as well as investors looking for high rental yield and capital appreciation. The rental market in Mont’Kiara is favoured by the expatriate community as it offers a safe and convenient environment,” adds Liong.

The low-density Allevia will have four units per floor, with a “bungalow in the sky” design. The development is within walking distance of the Mont’Kiara business centre and near schools such as Mont’Kiara International School and Garden International School.

This post has been edited by jlim2004: Jul 4 2020, 05:13 PM

Any news on launch? heard there is already "pre launch" sales.

This post has been edited by jlim2004: Aug 8 2020, 02:38 PM

Likely RM1.5m onwards

https://uemsunrise.com/property/region/grea...project/allevia

Big units ... more for family dwelling. Low density.

Only concern is traffic along JK4 once Kiara 163 residence, MKH Inspirasi etc are ready.

Locality. Central to many surrounding places e.g. KL city centre, Sri Hartamas, Bangsar, Damansara, TTDI, PJ ...

In fact with the new Duke2, Desa Park City/Kepong is only 15 mins away.

In nutshell, its a very well connected area

Another viable option if you can afford are the older houses in Sri Hartamas or Damansara Heights. You will need some funds for renovation etc, but locations are ideal.

Not too sure about "quiet" and "not much commercial activity".

Have you seen the construction of kiara163 residence, soho, ooak? there will also be a hotel. the entrance is likely to be at JK4 I think.

https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/1508291/+1020

http://ynhb.com.my/k163-hotel-suites

This worries me the most for JK4

What about when you want to get in and get out to Allevia? I guess its the same as those living along main JK1 - they have to pass thru 1MK , Plaza MK, Kiara 163, Arcoris before reaching their homes.

What concerns me is the "river" (or big longkang?) behind sefina, allevia ... see red line below.

Any possibility of overflowing during heavy thunder storm?

Agreed. I wouldn’t rely on all these masterplan when deciding to buy a property. Much depends on the government of the day, including the economy.

I have seen the proposed linkage from JK7 (behind Ayuria/Cendana) to Penchala Link and it looks impressive. It’s definitely a game changer and another alternative entrance/exit to Mont Kiara. However, I doubt anything will happen as projects like that require huge funding - and this is the last thing on the govt’s mind at the moment, especially in MK.

I will try to find the proposed drawings on the link when I have the time.

What is interesting about JK4 if you noticed is that it has wider 3 lanes in ... and 3 lanes out ... JK1 has the same , but somehow feels narrower !!

With the wider roads in JK4, it may help ease traffic ?

Looks pretty much dead. This article appeared in the news recently in May 2020. Its likely One Kiara.
However, SA trying to sell Sunway Mont/Astra will tell you that project is "reviving and booming" soon.

https://www.thestar.com.my/metro/metro-news...d-building-site



KUALA Lumpur City Hall (DBKL) has moved in to check a health hazard in the form of an abandoned construction site that surrounding residents fear may be breeding ground for Aedes mosquitoes.

Upon receiving complaints from Mont Kiara Residents Association (MKReA), the local authority carried out fogging and larviciding at the premises on May 5.

However, the residents’ fears are not allayed. As such, DBKL sent a team of 10 personnel from its Health and Environment Department to inspect the site again recently.

MKReA secretary Shereen Abdullah said the project in Jalan Kiara 3 was abandoned in the middle of construction about 10 years ago.

“DBKL’s report stated that 100 possible mosquito-breeding spots were found inside the construction site and another 50 were found outside of it.

“The officers informed us that they are dispatching more manpower to the site to conduct larviciding and fogging once a week.

“Some guppies were also released into areas with stagnant water to kill the mosquito larvae, ” she added.

DBKL Health and Environment Department director Dr Noor Akma Shabudin said the premises in Mont Kiara was one of 19 sites issued with a notice this year under Section 82 to clean up.

“To-date, 59 construction sites were checked, of which 11 had been given stop-work order after we found multiple mosquito-breeding grounds.”A total of 77 compounds were issued for offences under the Destruction of Disease-Bearing Insects Act 1975 (Act 154), ” she said.

This post has been edited by jlim2004: Aug 17 2020, 09:56 AM

sales agent alert ?

nothing to shout about , UEM Sunrise already displaying scale model. Just contact one of their agents for more info

aerial view of where Allevia will be located. photo taken from MKH's inspirasi brochure. Allevia units towards the right will be blocked completed by 40+ storey inspirasi?

and you will be sharing that road with many many others , OOAK , Arcoris, MK Inspirasi

There is a big monsoon drain right at the entrance, which flows from Inspirasi/Sefina direction. If you look closely, the squatter homes discard their waste through connected pipes into this monsoon drain. Not sure how hygienic this is if you are to drive in / out everyday above this open monsoon drain.

This post has been edited by jlim2004: Sep 28 2020, 03:17 PM