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Coastal Highway Southern Link
Coastal Highway Southern Link
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Is it faster to go ph via this southern link ?
Yes, it's definitley much faster to go ph via new proposed costal highway southern link from 2nd link, with the estimated travel time to cut by at least half.
The future costal highway southern link is indeed a good news to the whole development of Puteri Harbour, Medini, Nusajaya, Gerbang Nusajaya and the surrounding area
I doubt that. Even if they miraculously complete the facade and the internal finishings in 4 and half months to the end of Q1, they will not get instant CFO. This is a Class A building and the approval process from authorities is much more complicated, and this is as per UEM Sales. Realistically speaking, they would do well if they handover by the end of Q3.
Ya, there will be construction sites, such will be the state of Puteri Harbour for quite some time. There is Almas as well, and that will go on for a while. On the positive side, this will be the only high rise completed in PH for quite some time, there will be some great view of the marina and straits from some of the units and I look forward to it ....
So kiasu? Becos' of present gloomy outlook?
http://www.propertyguru.com.my/prop...ial&freetext=Imperia&unselected=PROPERTY|5831
Some of these asking prices seem almost double the purchase price. People trying their luck and flip for a profit I guess. Might be tough given the current environment.
This agent seems like a flip specialist. He is trying to sell some units in Impiana as well at optimistically high prices:
http://www.propertyguru.com.my/prop...mpiana+@+East+Ledang&unselected=PROPERTY|5834
I guess the real price increase will come in at least 5-10 years later from now. The first batch of residents in Imperia are rather important though
But given the amount of crowd presence during weekdays nights and full house during Sat nights, I am sure when people start to move in the place will be much more vibrant
One news which was rather disappointing is Singapore decided to locate some government flats in Tengah so in place of elevated stunning reservoir and hill views 10% of PH residents might be facing Singapore's budget buildings
But given the amount of crowd presence during weekdays nights and full house during Sat nights, I am sure when people start to move in the place will be much more vibrant
One news which was rather disappointing is Singapore decided to locate some government flats in Tengah so in place of elevated stunning reservoir and hill views 10% of PH residents might be facing Singapore's budget buildings
I doubt that. Even if they miraculously complete the facade and the internal finishings in 4 and half months to the end of Q1, they will not get instant CFO. This is a Class A building and the approval process from authorities is much more complicated, and this is as per UEM Sales. Realistically speaking, they would do well if they handover by the end of Q3.
Ya, there will be construction sites, such will be the state of Puteri Harbour for quite some time. There is Almas as well, and that will go on for a while. On the positive side, this will be the only high rise completed in PH for quite some time, there will be some great view of the marina and straits from some of the units and I look forward to it ....
Based on how East Ledangs handover VP, I would put it pass Q1, 2016!!!!I doubt that. Even if they miraculously complete the facade and the internal finishings in 4 and half months to the end of Q1, they will not get instant CFO. This is a Class A building and the approval process from authorities is much more complicated, and this is as per UEM Sales. Realistically speaking, they would do well if they handover by the end of Q3.
Ya, there will be construction sites, such will be the state of Puteri Harbour for quite some time. There is Almas as well, and that will go on for a while. On the positive side, this will be the only high rise completed in PH for quite some time, there will be some great view of the marina and straits from some of the units and I look forward to it ....
Yes. Definitely.
If you drive from 2nd link, you will have an earlier exit and cut through Sunway and Avira. So in future travel distance to Medini and PH will be faster.
Surprisingly to see that this agent start advertising the Imperia and Impiana units already with the very optimistic price though it's still way ahead from TOP.
keep advertising at this price and why not, i think ph sellers can expect this price as they had waited and some had queued long for their units and with sold out developments it means you cant get the same type anywhere.
Leisure Farm bigger winner
Yes, it's definitley much faster to go ph via new proposed costal highway southern link from 2nd link, with the estimated travel time to cut by at least half.
The future costal highway southern link is indeed a good news to the whole development of Puteri Harbour, Medini, Nusajaya, Gerbang Nusajaya and the surrounding area
1 petrol station is not enough. There should be one in Medini.
Are you referring to Macdonals built by Sunway? Cos I remember Golden Arch epitomes Macdonals
Yes, according to some sources sunway is planning for a petrol station and a macdonalds at the entrance from southern link to be ready by 2017. To capitalise on the increased traffic and make people take notice of sunway township and theme park. Exciting years ahead for nusajaya.
It does seem that the crowds to JB will be re-focused more on Nusajaya side from 3-5 years time. Spells good news for Medini, Sunway, PH and surrounding investors. While nay-sayers are saying Iskandar is doomed just because of higher tolls, investors will be happy to note that their investments are bearing fruits.
P/S: Malaysia is just following Singapore's footstep of Pay & Pay tactics, which has seen Singapore turned into a Financial Hub. I am glad the govt of Malaysia cut back on subsidies bravely and are doing the correct measures and not populist policies. Singapore is now trying to be popular with its masses because PAP almost got booted out of the arena. That's why we see Singapore's economy is a dire mess these few years. SIA profit down by more than 50% and Tigerair massive 3 digits millions losses are something that the govt of Singapore need to sit upright and ponder about. Afterall, they are being paid RM 800,000 a month to think of ideas
P/S: Malaysia is just following Singapore's footstep of Pay & Pay tactics, which has seen Singapore turned into a Financial Hub. I am glad the govt of Malaysia cut back on subsidies bravely and are doing the correct measures and not populist policies. Singapore is now trying to be popular with its masses because PAP almost got booted out of the arena. That's why we see Singapore's economy is a dire mess these few years. SIA profit down by more than 50% and Tigerair massive 3 digits millions losses are something that the govt of Singapore need to sit upright and ponder about. Afterall, they are being paid RM 800,000 a month to think of ideas
ph is now the most visited marina in msia.
http://www.thesundaily.my/news/1224332
Malaysia becoming preferred destination for yachting enthusiasts
Posted on 11 November 2014 - 07:16pm
Last updated on 11 November 2014 - 08:04pm
Low Sock Ken
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JOHOR BARU: With attractive marinas and a favourable exchange rate, Malaysia is fast becoming a preferred destination to Singapore for yachting enthusiasts.
State Tourism Department director Dr Badrul Hisham Kassim said the yacht tourism which has been privately-run thus far, contributed RM529 million to the economy from 2004 to 2014.
He was speaking to reporters at the media briefing on Discover Malaysia By Sea" at Puteri Harbour Marina in Kota Iskandar which has emerged as the must-visit marina in Malaysia.
According to Sazu Kamal Bashaevent, the managing director of SM Discovery Sdn Bhd, the organiser of the event, the proximity of Puteri Harbour to Singapore, and the favourable exchange rate of the Malaysian currency to the Singapore dollar are two factors that Malaysian is a preferred destination to Singapore for yacht tourism.
Sazu whose company has organising other yachting events said that participants and their yachts continue to be in the country from one to three years after the event.
He added that from 2004 to 2013, there were 771 yachts which stopped at Puteri Harbour , 602 at Langkawi and another 169 at Tawau, Sabah.
He said most sailors come from Australia, USA, United Kingdom, New Zealand, France, Canada, Netherlands and Germany.
Discover Malaysia By Sea on Nov 15 will bring in 80 participants with 35 yachts from eight countries. They will sail from Puteri Harbour to Port Dickson, Pangkor, Penang and finally end at Langkawi.
http://www.thesundaily.my/news/1224332
Malaysia becoming preferred destination for yachting enthusiasts
Posted on 11 November 2014 - 07:16pm
Last updated on 11 November 2014 - 08:04pm
Low Sock Ken
[email protected]
JOHOR BARU: With attractive marinas and a favourable exchange rate, Malaysia is fast becoming a preferred destination to Singapore for yachting enthusiasts.
State Tourism Department director Dr Badrul Hisham Kassim said the yacht tourism which has been privately-run thus far, contributed RM529 million to the economy from 2004 to 2014.
He was speaking to reporters at the media briefing on Discover Malaysia By Sea" at Puteri Harbour Marina in Kota Iskandar which has emerged as the must-visit marina in Malaysia.
According to Sazu Kamal Bashaevent, the managing director of SM Discovery Sdn Bhd, the organiser of the event, the proximity of Puteri Harbour to Singapore, and the favourable exchange rate of the Malaysian currency to the Singapore dollar are two factors that Malaysian is a preferred destination to Singapore for yacht tourism.
Sazu whose company has organising other yachting events said that participants and their yachts continue to be in the country from one to three years after the event.
He added that from 2004 to 2013, there were 771 yachts which stopped at Puteri Harbour , 602 at Langkawi and another 169 at Tawau, Sabah.
He said most sailors come from Australia, USA, United Kingdom, New Zealand, France, Canada, Netherlands and Germany.
Discover Malaysia By Sea on Nov 15 will bring in 80 participants with 35 yachts from eight countries. They will sail from Puteri Harbour to Port Dickson, Pangkor, Penang and finally end at Langkawi.
Its really still very early. I am looking at 2020 to 2030 for PH to turn into a world class marina
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