This name swnk keeps remind me the s.wine restaurant.

Should open one swine restaurant branch here too. swnk swine!

Hi, for your information, BOMBA is the strictest department to pass in order to get a building done and obtain CCC. Fire protection system in such signature tower would be enough to slow down the fire spread and control the fire. So don't worry too much about this, it is not even the tallest building in the world. Even it happen (touchwood), i believe no people will care how many minutes and how many steps on staircase to escape and get your life safe.

Spot on. That my concern. High rise architecture most of the time the main point is the external design of the building. Very rare (to none) there's introduction of the innovation design for safety purposes. As long as reach minimum requirements then its good, which isn't enough. 

Sorry, abit agitated but looking at it from a EHS viewpoint.

May I know where this classification come from ya? UBBL? Sorry for asking, i prefer data from valid source 😂

dual key unit anytime... one unit for airbnb another unit as your weekend home...   

only local KLian know what it was previously, outstation ppl majority dont know hence the lack of pantang feeling... my penang fren who bought there is not aware of it when he bought... lol

franky speaking, how many buyers really will do deep due d when they buy a property.. especially those who can afford luxury properties, they wont do extensive due d at all.. buy 1-2 units not really painful to them also... they just buy with interest and passion...   

Younger and more modern thinking buyers with deep pockets probably care less 😂

But at this price point is either a KL commercial district weekend getaway or to be rented out to/bought by white collar execs with high income.

hahah, he also din talk about it when he wanna buy... but ok la, renting 3500 now, and he is not taking alot of loan anyway

I wonder if buyers care about the history/stories/previous incidents of the site, despite the history/stories/incidents had been brought up couple of times.

For investment and non own staying, l think the young locals who do not know the stories will not worry (unless their parents really pantang)

I went to lala-pot a few times, l like the food court on the roof top. Just bought a Tealiv and sat the whole afternoon under cold aircon. Can read books/articles. Saw ppl bringing their laptops too.

As for the mall crowds, observed majority are similar to the demographics seen at BTSq or Sg Wong. Reminds me an extension of them. I could be wrong.
Only potential ong area is seen at the Al fresco dining street (opposite the walk entrance). Not all are opened/in biz.

Got lala got lulu. Got families too.
Perhaps the "crowd profile" is similar to stone throw nearby malls. Suggest to take a look and compare.

It's still early. Hope to see the Al fresco dinning street to replicate the vibe seen at Pakvillain

Apart from the land being a former prison-cum-execution historical site, it is under leasehold title.

Considering how leasehold owners do not have full control of their properties, you are only allowed to transfer the ownership with permission from the state government.

The approval of the consent might take up to 6 months or one year. That could lead to a big problem when it comes to selling the properties in the future.

The property value might decline after 30 years; as compared to its value in the early years. Hence, it might be a massive loss to the owners.

Buying a second-hand leasehold property in Kuala Lumpur can also be a problem. Since the process of transferring ownerships takes up a long time, you might need to wait for about one year for it

sorry late reply... those generally are quoted from economics article e.g the edge paper or and also hear say on people townhall outcome... me no econ myself..