I feel that Damansara Central Park is more crowded and congestion will be high in the future.
Also it's further from most stuff in Klang Valley compared to PSP.
People from PJ, Cheras, Bangsar, Puchong will more likely consider PSP vs moving all the way to Damansara.

Job opportunity wise, most companies are likely to set up their offices and HQ in KL, Bangsar, Bangsar South etc, which is good for appreciation.

My 2 cents.

Yea these 2 sen are lira. You’re forgetting the very important race factor. This is in Malay reserved land and largely leasehold. This in itself is a deterrent and will limit capital appreciation. It may be fine for renters but I’d think twice before buying something here. It’s also not truly convenient and you’d have to drive out to get to anywhere. Their master plan is also a big ? which has been paused from my understanding. Too many ongoing “townships” with not enough people for the viability. The prices here are not cheap either.

This post has been edited by Cavatzu: May 2 2023, 06:35 AM

Is 2.8m the standard size or low ceiling?

How’s the launching event today? How’s the response?

Interested to know too

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Wow great to know that, i planning to visit showroom this Saturday.
after months still have any unit available now ?

Should be got

okok hope tomorrow viewing will be good for me

How's the visit? Could share some on-ground photos, not been there for some time. How's the weekend crowd?

i think around 4 groups there viewing the project. sadly forest facing totally sold out, i cant accept facing cemetery as planning for own stay

Agree with you.
Why not check out other projects near there?
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Or if not in a hurry , wait for next phase

366 units in total and still have units available after so many months of launching?

That's strange, how come?

I noticed that the launches at DCP are quite similar in terms of floorplan and room count. Not to mention the time of launching that is quite near to each other. But I think the take up rate is rather high compared to PSP.
As for PSP they are slowly launching each and every project phase by phase with the differentiator for each project, like the completed Inwood and Secoya have relatively larger units whereas Riana Trees would be a middle ranged size of 900-ish sqft size.
For my last visit to showroom a few months back I was told Secoya has a bit of unit left unsold.

I'd say from the take up rate from the market itself, looks like DCP are getting more traction compared to PSP.

I think it's larger due to DCP's location which is more central, since both are LH

I think the "central" is also personal preference as well which depends on one's active area.
To me Bangsar South is the centre point of KL which its almost 15-20 mins to main points of KL like Kepong, MK, Sentul, Setapak, KLCC, Cheras, Puchong, Bukit Jalil, Subang etc.
Whilst DCP is a bit too west-ish and is surrounded with a lot of tolls if you wish to travel out of the area. But that's just my opinion based on my usual activity places