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post Aug 15 2023, 09:12 AM

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QUOTE(bashlyner @ Aug 15 2023, 09:06 AM)
Propertyguru has updated the selling price, minimum RM807.42 PSF. For me it's quite expensive

SOS: https://www.propertyguru.com.my/bm/hartanah...ty-centre-17890
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Will be next Cyberjaya, initial pricing at sky rocket… when in subsales, directly discounted 50%… now with this kind of pricing, can buy at Mont Kiara already
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post Aug 15 2023, 09:51 AM

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yes....kasi naik lagi harga....help the surrounding areas to appreciate biggrin.gif
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post Aug 15 2023, 06:42 PM

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QUOTE(bashlyner @ Aug 15 2023, 09:06 AM)
Propertyguru has updated the selling price, minimum RM807.42 PSF. For me it's quite expensive

SOS: https://www.propertyguru.com.my/bm/hartanah...ty-centre-17890
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PSF price seems high considering the fact that it is not even a matured township yet. Remain to be seen if there will be any promo/rebate on offer during project launch. But of course, main selling point likely to be mrt connectivity and future township development.
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post Aug 29 2023, 07:18 PM

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E-brochure from Tujuh Residences website.
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post Oct 5 2023, 04:51 PM

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Open for preview.

https://www.edgeprop.my/content/1907323/mrc...XDVP3tkIQ8uySMc

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Looks like it's starting from RM865psf.

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post Oct 5 2023, 05:19 PM

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wowwww close to RM900 psf for a new development
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post Oct 5 2023, 05:46 PM

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At these prices I'd say don't bother. The state government has already announced affordable housing for this area (~250k) at around 10k units. Why shoot yourself in the foot and burden yourselves with an investment that don't make sense?

https://theedgemalaysia.com/node/655918

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post Oct 5 2023, 05:49 PM

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QUOTE(zack.gap @ Oct 5 2023, 05:46 PM)
At these prices I'd say don't bother. The state government has already announced affordable housing for this area (~250k) at around 10k units. Why shoot yourself in the foot and burden yourselves with an investment that don't make sense?

https://theedgemalaysia.com/node/655918
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Just one station away....can get 1442sqft for psf less than half asked by 7.
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post Oct 5 2023, 06:40 PM

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QUOTE(zack.gap @ Oct 5 2023, 05:46 PM)
At these prices I'd say don't bother. The state government has already announced affordable housing for this area (~250k) at around 10k units. Why shoot yourself in the foot and burden yourselves with an investment that don't make sense?

https://theedgemalaysia.com/node/655918
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Exactly
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post Oct 5 2023, 07:34 PM

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QUOTE(lotep @ Oct 5 2023, 04:51 PM)
Open for preview.

https://www.edgeprop.my/content/1907323/mrc...XDVP3tkIQ8uySMc

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Looks like it's starting from RM865psf.
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Where is the show gallery?
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post Oct 6 2023, 11:41 AM

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QUOTE(PotatoLover @ Oct 5 2023, 05:19 PM)
wowwww close to RM900 psf for a new development
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Hailat project at hailat price. Might as well buy Nowhere at less than half the price. They need to force EPF staff to buy 1 each. Choke on their own sins.
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They have Mahogany and D'Hill as competition, not to mention the huge planning for PPR. I know project by project they are not a direct comparison but to me this per sqft price cannot make sense weh... If the purchasers are opting for the area with this kind of affordability, won't Edelweiss be a better choice?

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post Oct 7 2023, 09:28 PM

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Hey Everyone , we have just launched Tujuh @Kwasa to internal staff of MRCB and Kwasa on the 7/10/23. From 8/10/23 We are open for sale to the public. Anyone interested can whatsapp me at 0111-6957456, my name us BAVAN and i am a MRCB developer staff. Feel free to text me and fix an appointment for viewing !!

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post Feb 22 2024, 05:46 PM

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I dropped by the Tujuh Residence sales gallery to check out how it is doing, and an external sales agent (not MRCB own sales) there informed me that they have sold around 20-30% units after launching for 3 months. However, I am skeptical because of the following reasons:-

This is a leasehold commercial title development, with basic looking facade, 9 storey car park with no speed ramp, and priced around RM800psf after rebates which is higher than both Mahogany (around RM660psf) and Sunway D’hill (around RM670psf).

The only real selling point for now is the MRT access, and it appears that an uncovered walkway will be built along the MRT track towards the Kwasa Sentral MRT station (marked in yellow). This will make the walking distance to the station around 300+m. However, I noticed from the scale model that there is a bushy slope between the road outside Tujuh Residence and the proposed walkway (marked in red), and there is no proper pathway planned to connect them.

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The sales agent told me that this is beyond the developer’s control and remarked that even if there is no proper pathway, people can just walk through the bushy slope to make their own path. Seriously? You expect residents for a development that is selling at a premium price to walk through a bushy slope to reach their uncovered walkway?

I hope that this is just a mistake in the scale model and an uninformed sales agent. Otherwise it is simply unbelievable that a JV between two GLCs backed by EPF, after having so many years to “plan” a township on 2,257 acres of vacant land, still couldn’t figure out how to build a simple proper walkway for their main selling point.

A good first launch could have had a chance of revitalizing interest in the Kwasa Damansara City Centre (KDCC) masterplan, but Tujuh has turned out to be a disappointment for me. The future plans for KDCC also appears to be unrealistic under current economic situation. I think the whole KDCC plan needs a complete revamp or change of leadership for there to be any chance for it to be successful.

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QUOTE(pinan @ Feb 22 2024, 05:46 PM)
I dropped by the Tujuh Residence sales gallery to check out how it is doing, and an external sales agent (not MRCB own sales) there informed me that they have sold around 20-30% units after launching for 3 months. However, I am skeptical because of the following reasons:-

This is a leasehold commercial title development, with basic looking facade, 9 storey car park with no speed ramp, and priced around RM800psf after rebates which is higher than both Mahogany (around RM660psf) and Sunway D’hill (around RM670psf).

The only real selling point for now is the MRT access, and it appears that an uncovered walkway will be built along the MRT track towards the Kwasa Sentral MRT station (marked in yellow). This will make the walking distance to the station around 300+m. However, I noticed from the scale model that there is a bushy slope between the road outside Tujuh Residence and the proposed walkway (marked in red), and there is no proper pathway planned to connect them.

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The sales agent told me that this is beyond the developer’s control and remarked that even if there is no proper pathway, people can just walk through the bushy slope to make their own path. Seriously? You expect residents for a development that is selling at a premium price to walk through a bushy slope to reach their uncovered walkway?

I hope that this is just a mistake in the scale model and an uninformed sales agent. Otherwise it is simply unbelievable that a JV between two GLCs backed by EPF, after having so many years to “plan” a township on 2,257 acres of vacant land, still couldn’t figure out how to build a simple proper walkway for their main selling point.

A good first launch could have had a chance of revitalizing interest in the Kwasa Damansara City Centre (KDCC) masterplan, but Tujuh has turned out to be a disappointment for me. The future plans for KDCC also appears to be unrealistic under current economic situation. I think the whole KDCC plan needs a complete revamp or change of leadership for there to be any chance for it to be successful.

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Too ambitious middle of no where, can skip
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post Feb 22 2024, 08:25 PM

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QUOTE(pinan @ Feb 22 2024, 05:46 PM)
I dropped by the Tujuh Residence sales gallery to check out how it is doing, and an external sales agent (not MRCB own sales) there informed me that they have sold around 20-30% units after launching for 3 months. However, I am skeptical because of the following reasons:-

This is a leasehold commercial title development, with basic looking facade, 9 storey car park with no speed ramp, and priced around RM800psf after rebates which is higher than both Mahogany (around RM660psf) and Sunway D’hill (around RM670psf).

The only real selling point for now is the MRT access, and it appears that an uncovered walkway will be built along the MRT track towards the Kwasa Sentral MRT station (marked in yellow). This will make the walking distance to the station around 300+m. However, I noticed from the scale model that there is a bushy slope between the road outside Tujuh Residence and the proposed walkway (marked in red), and there is no proper pathway planned to connect them.

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The sales agent told me that this is beyond the developer’s control and remarked that even if there is no proper pathway, people can just walk through the bushy slope to make their own path. Seriously? You expect residents for a development that is selling at a premium price to walk through a bushy slope to reach their uncovered walkway?

I hope that this is just a mistake in the scale model and an uninformed sales agent. Otherwise it is simply unbelievable that a JV between two GLCs backed by EPF, after having so many years to “plan” a township on 2,257 acres of vacant land, still couldn’t figure out how to build a simple proper walkway for their main selling point.

A good first launch could have had a chance of revitalizing interest in the Kwasa Damansara City Centre (KDCC) masterplan, but Tujuh has turned out to be a disappointment for me. The future plans for KDCC also appears to be unrealistic under current economic situation. I think the whole KDCC plan needs a complete revamp or change of leadership for there to be any chance for it to be successful.

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Interesting insight. Couldn't agree more with your listed points. Time will tell on how successful the masterplan will turn out to be.
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post Feb 23 2024, 06:08 PM

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QUOTE(pinan @ Feb 22 2024, 05:46 PM)
I dropped by the Tujuh Residence sales gallery to check out how it is doing, and an external sales agent (not MRCB own sales) there informed me that they have sold around 20-30% units after launching for 3 months. However, I am skeptical because of the following reasons:-

This is a leasehold commercial title development, with basic looking facade, 9 storey car park with no speed ramp, and priced around RM800psf after rebates which is higher than both Mahogany (around RM660psf) and Sunway D’hill (around RM670psf).

The only real selling point for now is the MRT access, and it appears that an uncovered walkway will be built along the MRT track towards the Kwasa Sentral MRT station (marked in yellow). This will make the walking distance to the station around 300+m. However, I noticed from the scale model that there is a bushy slope between the road outside Tujuh Residence and the proposed walkway (marked in red), and there is no proper pathway planned to connect them.

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The sales agent told me that this is beyond the developer’s control and remarked that even if there is no proper pathway, people can just walk through the bushy slope to make their own path. Seriously? You expect residents for a development that is selling at a premium price to walk through a bushy slope to reach their uncovered walkway?

I hope that this is just a mistake in the scale model and an uninformed sales agent. Otherwise it is simply unbelievable that a JV between two GLCs backed by EPF, after having so many years to “plan” a township on 2,257 acres of vacant land, still couldn’t figure out how to build a simple proper walkway for their main selling point.

A good first launch could have had a chance of revitalizing interest in the Kwasa Damansara City Centre (KDCC) masterplan, but Tujuh has turned out to be a disappointment for me. The future plans for KDCC also appears to be unrealistic under current economic situation. I think the whole KDCC plan needs a complete revamp or change of leadership for there to be any chance for it to be successful.

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Everyone has their own preference at their own expense.

Got money buy, no money dont kondem2, talk to the developer probably they have their own plans.

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post Feb 23 2024, 07:41 PM

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QUOTE(pinan @ Feb 22 2024, 05:46 PM)
I dropped by the Tujuh Residence sales gallery to check out how it is doing, and an external sales agent (not MRCB own sales) there informed me that they have sold around 20-30% units after launching for 3 months. However, I am skeptical because of the following reasons:-

This is a leasehold commercial title development, with basic looking facade, 9 storey car park with no speed ramp, and priced around RM800psf after rebates which is higher than both Mahogany (around RM660psf) and Sunway D’hill (around RM670psf).

The only real selling point for now is the MRT access, and it appears that an uncovered walkway will be built along the MRT track towards the Kwasa Sentral MRT station (marked in yellow). This will make the walking distance to the station around 300+m. However, I noticed from the scale model that there is a bushy slope between the road outside Tujuh Residence and the proposed walkway (marked in red), and there is no proper pathway planned to connect them.

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The sales agent told me that this is beyond the developer’s control and remarked that even if there is no proper pathway, people can just walk through the bushy slope to make their own path. Seriously? You expect residents for a development that is selling at a premium price to walk through a bushy slope to reach their uncovered walkway?

I hope that this is just a mistake in the scale model and an uninformed sales agent. Otherwise it is simply unbelievable that a JV between two GLCs backed by EPF, after having so many years to “plan” a township on 2,257 acres of vacant land, still couldn’t figure out how to build a simple proper walkway for their main selling point.

A good first launch could have had a chance of revitalizing interest in the Kwasa Damansara City Centre (KDCC) masterplan, but Tujuh has turned out to be a disappointment for me. The future plans for KDCC also appears to be unrealistic under current economic situation. I think the whole KDCC plan needs a complete revamp or change of leadership for there to be any chance for it to be successful.

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Just skip this project … the name of Kwasa Damansara already priced in 200psf… MRT station another 100psf… EPF 100psf… paid more than half of total psf to sindiket and bankers… the architecture model just for illusion and reference … developer won’t take any responsibility if there any deviation happened in future… so much unfortunate cases happened last decades… if market in bull run then ok to tipu tipu abit… but now overall market is bad … need to be careful when invest… be alerted and even the project is endorsed by popular YouTubers or gurus… also need be smarter than them… always remember they get paid from your overpaid price
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QUOTE(rajkumaran1612 @ Feb 23 2024, 06:08 PM)
Everyone has their own preference at their own expense.

Got money buy, no money dont kondem2, talk to the developer probably they have their own plans.
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Yes, I have visited the sales gallery to talk to the developers and ask about their plans. After that, I shared what I was informed by their agent for the benefit of fellow forumers here as well as my opinion 😁

You are welcomed to share positive view about Tujuh too! I would love for Tujuh and the whole Kwasa Damansara to be a success since I just bought a unit at YTL's development here.
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QUOTE(pinan @ Feb 23 2024, 08:21 PM)
Yes, I have visited the sales gallery to talk to the developers and ask about their plans. After that, I shared what I was informed by their agent for the benefit of fellow forumers here as well as my opinion 😁

You are welcomed to share positive view about Tujuh too! I would love for Tujuh and the whole Kwasa Damansara to be a success since I just bought a unit at YTL's development here.
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No wonder you’re so biased. We know you’re condemning them.

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