PM me your details for owners group. Thanks

How much was the early bird rebate?

You can confirm with SA. Can PM if want to know the details. However, not so much. If split 2, become less. But something than nothing.

I bought direct developer, they offer referral fee if i refer friend. But not sure if agent can offer higher ref fee.


This post has been edited by faizfizy39: Mar 2 2025, 07:55 AM

So block B view will be facing another high rise?
While block A will be facing the affordable Selangorku project, hope not high enough. But I guess, at least there will be buffer between the mrt and the Idaman project for parking.

https://theedgemalaysia.com/node/745758

Follow up on the Edge

My agent told me, non-bumi units edi fully sold out.. left those bumi lot currently. Surprisingly, it is quite a good sales over there.

Yes. I booked mine Type C and the next day agent told me not longer accept booking from non-bumi anymore... Lucky me.....

Congratulations, lucky you. They are no longer accept bookings means they won't apply to the authority to open the bumi units to public like YTL's dedaun rimba?

I believe that they will apply so that open to non-bumi to buy if there is no demand for the bumi-lots after some time. It should be the same happened to YTL's dedaun rimba wich was launched a long time ago so the authority has decided to open the bumi-lot.

Anyway, I wish that Kwasa Damansara can attract a lot of medium and high-income groups regardless bumi or non-bumi so that the area can grow rapidly. Otherwise, we need to travel to KD for food and etc.. It is lucky that KD is not far and 20mins time if by MRT which is just very short walking distance from Linari.

you want all the amenities, you have to wait for other projects to complete 1st.

probably after 1-2 year when linari is completed, hopefully rumah selangor and sunsuria nearby have shop lot.

also, at lobby level there developer planned to to have a cafe for residents.

in the meantime, its either KD or EPF HQ there got food truck, idk if public can access or not.

This post has been edited by kehadapan: Mar 19 2025, 11:11 PM

There are 6-8k affordable homes so for sure there are lot of medium income group. I just hope that there will be more offices & job opportunities in kwasa damansara other than KWSP. Imagine the traffic if all the residents going out for work around the same time 😅

I think the cafe/ mini convenient store are just very common facilities for every condo, don't expect too much😬. The surrounding areas are mostly residential,

However there's a retail park "Urban Eats" just across the street that will be completed next month. Seems like there will be no shoplots / designated medan selera for local kopitiam which are more affordable.

Agreed. Since KD, Sungai Buloh, Kampung Subang are not that far hence we can go there while waiting for the shops in Kwasa to build up. I don't think developer has plan to build the commercial building that fast before see the high occupancy rate locally. Unless EPF aggresively push those developers to build. It is still back to supply and demand basic. For Linari, we wish to have grocery and cafe shops at lobby.

Another opionion/suggestion is that Kwasa can also start to build Kwasa Shopping Mall as near by like Sungai Buloh/Kampung Subang/Sime Darby housing areas has no shopping mall unless they go to Sunway Pyramid, 1Utama and etc. The shopping mall can attract those residents Sg Buloh and Kampung Subang, Sime Darby housing areas near by instead of wait and see... Also, as per the master plan the shopping mall is just infront of the MRT Kwasa Sentral. Imagine that those TOD apartment along the MRT Putraline before Kepong able to come by also. But will MRSB dare to roll it out now?

If I am not mistaken, there are close to 5k affordable homes but I think it should be managable due to two MRT stations are there. I am currently staying in Setia Alam where the place totally no public transport and with more than 5k of Selangorku build up. The only highway is NKVE and is worst now during peak hours. Forget about DASH as is not directly link to Setia Alam. Hence, I feel your concern too about Kwasa. This is my reason to get this Linari since it is very close to MRT station.

There are already some neighbourhood malls in nearby neighbourhoods like SB Mall, Star Avenue and the latest Elmina Lakeside Mall. Once Kwasa is developing, i am sure someone will build a neighbourhood mall. Now nothing is up yet so no point to build any mall. Elmina lakeside mall took like 8 years to be built since the first project in elmina was launched. I would expect at least 5 years for Kwasa.

With the convenience of MRT, neighbourhood mall might not be able to compete with bigger malls like 1U. A decent size mall with a exhibition centre like setia city mall will be great

For the entire Kwasa project worth RM~50~60bil.... neighborhood mall is kinda too small. We need decent mall. In comparison those mature township:

- Sunway USJ area - Sunway Pyramid
- PJ - Mid Valley
- Damansara Utama/TTDI - 1 Utama
- KL/Ampang - Sunsuria, TRX, Pavillion l
- Putrajaya/Cyberjaya - IOI Mall
- Bukit Jalil/Kinari - Pavillion 2
- Kwasa Damansara/Shah Alam - (~~Big wish~~)

Come on KWSP, EPF and MPSA.. let have one decent mall here... LOL

This post has been edited by edtai: Mar 20 2025, 01:10 PM

The question is whether klang valley needs another mall. As it is, there is an oversupply of malls.

You are right also.. Klang Valley has too many mega malls. I also thinking that from Linari to IUtama only takes about 20mins by MRT.......one is mature mall and one is new mall.. hahaha.

This post has been edited by edtai: Mar 20 2025, 03:11 PM

Not 5k, it's 10K🫡