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angel8
Joined: 29 May 2007
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Location: Old Klang Road
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Paid a visit to Saujana Maplewood and Saujana Glenhill today. Still a lot of vacant units available for sale and rent.
Does anyone know whether the prices are coming down here?
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rollsroyce
Joined: 28 May 2007
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Location: Dagobah System
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| Posted: Thu Oct 16, 2008 9:44 pm Post subject: |
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From 2007 to the third quarter of 2008, the semi-d's between 4000 - 4500 sq ft in Saujana Maplewood have appreciated by approximately 3.72%. However, since that area is a fundamentally weak place, I won't be surprised if the prices come tumbling down in the last quarter of this year. The developer's price was $1.2548m(I think, but I'm not sure) for the cheapest unit in 2005. Current market value - unpredictable 
As for Saujana Glenhill, the semi-d's between 3000 - 4000 sq ft has depreciated by approximately 2.96% during the same period. Since that area is a fundamentally weak place, I won't be surprised if the prices depreciate further. The developer's price was $1.2m(I think, but I'm not sure) for the cheapest unit in 2005. Current market value - $1.215m - $1.2825m(provided that there is an available buyer).
Please do your due diligence before embarking on any investment spree.
I wish you well. |
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angel8
Joined: 29 May 2007
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Location: Old Klang Road
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| Posted: Fri Oct 17, 2008 10:16 am Post subject: |
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| Thanks a lot Rolls. You've been great help |
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yogacrazy
Joined: 22 Sep 2008
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Location: Malaysia
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| Posted: Wed Oct 22, 2008 8:35 pm Post subject: Saujana area |
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Saujana area is very peaceful. My preference is Mayplewood over Glenhill. The layout is much better and quieter. However, I think Maplewood is over-priced... Belive they're asking for around 1.6?
There are 3 developments under way - Something Hijau, One next to Hyatt (very expensive b'low & condominium development) and Amaya. If those 3 are completed, I'm pretty sure that Mayplewood and Glenhill prices will go down.
It is actually very convenient place to live - easy access to NKVE, LDP, Federal - nearby coffee shops etc near Ara Damansara area, Matured green. Many Japanese Expats and M'sia 2nd Home plan people from Japan are living there - but most of them staying at Saujana Villa.
If you are thinking about investment, pls be careful. Not many of Expats staying in this area - majority is Japanese due to the convenience of Japanese school. If you're going to live here, it is a hidden nice area but wait till price go down.
That's my opinion!
cheers. |
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angel8
Joined: 29 May 2007
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Location: Old Klang Road
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Thanks yoga. I took a drive there today as well..just to make sure..but now I'm not sure 
The ramblings of a confused soul...
Nevertheless, I appreciate your observation. |
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leekwanyew
Joined: 07 Jun 2009
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| rollsroyce wrote: |
As for Saujana Glenhill, the semi-d's between 3000 - 4000 sq ft has depreciated by approximately 2.96% during the same period. Since that area is a fundamentally weak place, I won't be surprised if the prices depreciate further. The developer's price was $1.2m(I think, but I'm not sure) for the cheapest unit in 2005. Current market value - $1.215m - $1.2825m(provided that there is an available buyer).
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Hey RR, let me know pls where I can get such price you mentioned. I find it hard to believe what you said is really true. Went to visit my friend there many times and visited many units there and the lowest I was quoted was 1.35M. When I mentioned the price you quoted, they seemed to wonder from which planet I come from. In fact one of the new buyer there only managed to secure his buy at 1.45M. Let me know pls... |
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rollsroyce
Joined: 28 May 2007
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Location: Dagobah System
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| leekwanyew wrote: | | rollsroyce wrote: |
As for Saujana Glenhill, the semi-d's between 3000 - 4000 sq ft has depreciated by approximately 2.96% during the same period. Since that area is a fundamentally weak place, I won't be surprised if the prices depreciate further. The developer's price was $1.2m(I think, but I'm not sure) for the cheapest unit in 2005. Current market value - $1.215m - $1.2825m(provided that there is an available buyer).
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Hey RR, let me know pls where I can get such price you mentioned. I find it hard to believe what you said is really true. Went to visit my friend there many times and visited many units there and the lowest I was quoted was 1.35M. When I mentioned the price you quoted, they seemed to wonder from which planet I come from. In fact one of the new buyer there only managed to secure his buy at 1.45M. Let me know pls... |
1. You are 8 months too late(my posting is 8 months old).
2. You did not check the newspapers last month(May 2009).
Good Luck. |
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