The quality looks very good as compared with Setia Cascadian, which costs a lot more higher, if I remember correctly is ard RM1.6m yet smaller. Talking about Johor Jaya, went there last week bought some local durian RM60 for 10 kg, cheap and good.
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Desa Tebrau
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The quality looks very good as compared with Setia Cascadian, which costs a lot more higher, if I remember correctly is ard RM1.6m yet smaller. Talking about Johor Jaya, went there last week bought some local durian RM60 for 10 kg, cheap and good.
The ID and furnishing alone might cost $400k+ RM of course very nice. Latest prices for Type A, B and C are unknown as bumi lots are not released yet. I prefer the bumi-release due to proximity to the amenities and lower cost.
Yah I think the project is not bad. 3 storey some more. My in-laws prefer nearer to checkpoint, but I think it's gd enuff at that price point. Johor Jaya roasted meat & 'The Toast' coffee/tea is also v gd......haha
Type L has better layout. No staircase is good.
Non G&G is more dangerous. I cannot imagine criminals loitering just outside my unit.
Johor jaya is quite a mature area. Really not sure of the security there. This price is the same as the single storey taman pelangi indah new launch half a year ago but with GnG.
From causeway to this location, traffic quite ok go up the highway and takes 15mins to reach. Tesco + Aeon is within reached. Heard bumi lots are difficult to get once release. Type A Semi-D almost sold out I think. But now people are anxious about the VEP (Vehicle Entry Permit) http://www.channelnewsasia.com/news/asiapacific/malaysia-to-charge/1267590.html
If it is really RM100 suggested (ard SGD40) ... then it will be a hit for regulars to travel up to JB. sigh ....
Yes I think the location's fine. I am v familiar with the area, and its distance to SG. Haha....... I think it's quite a gd buy overall, esp when Ikea Tebrau is built in a few years time.
About IKEA Tebrau, although there has been talk for years, but still no action, no exact date of when they will start hitting the first nail. IMHO, my good feeling goes with Tebrau as compare to bukit indah ... not sure why :p
Bukit Indah seems more expensive by comparison. Possibly Tebrau also has more hot local chicks, or rather, more old cows around.
No news on IKEA yet after the extensive soil testing in March this year. But I don't think they were doing it for fun. Let's hope for an announcement in the next few months.
you should be the go-to guy for IKEA news.. any latest info on timeframe for ikea tebrau?
BI side got better looking women.
as for the soil testing, it could be another company planning to buy the plot.
You could be right abt e plot sale. But usually such sale of land doesnt involve soil testing by e seller, even in SG. I would be much happier if it is sold for education, medical or finance center development. IKEA is good but a bit redundant when there are so many good funiture shops around.
Negative. But since the plot of land was sold to IKEA by Plenitude, they are not able to sell to third party but solely for own development, or else they will have to sell it back to Plenitude ! Not really sure what causing them to hold on with their development for so long. A quite recap below :
On 20th July ’07, Plenitude sold its 36.94 acres of land in its Taman Desa Tebrau township to the Ikano Group for a total cash consideration of RM64.4m (RM40psf) with plans for the latter to develop its popular IKEA mall
And another recap which announced on 27 Feb 2009 but never happened :
The upcoming monorail connecting Aeon Tebrau to the Johor Bahru Central Business District. This will be a boon and an excitement to the township’s population especially the working professionals who commute frequently to and fro the Johor Bahru Central Business District (CBD) and Singapore. Nonetheless, we are unsure when will this Monorail . The upcoming IKEA retail mall. Expected to be operational by year 2009/10, the retail IKEA is expected to have a total built-up area of 280,000 sq ft (IKEA Damansara in KL has an estimated built-up area of 344,445 sq ft). This again marks the third entry of another long-term
prominent investor into the Tebrau City.
yes, more of those would be good. IKEA also good. waiting aeon big @ BDO announcement too!
By the way, how is the Austin waterpark? I'm too lazy to drive up nowadays :p
seem like no go already after so long... :(
recently got no time or lazy to go jb too. i think should be steve chong still no action. he bz with austin height kiara 2 .
Guarded and green industrial park
By Laura Lee
Friday, 18 Jul 2014, 12:01 AM
WB Land’s RM600 mil Frontier Industrial Park (FIP), in the central region of Iskandar Malaysia, is poised to benefit from Johor’s core economic driver -- manufacturing constitutes its main engine of growth.
Spread across 55ha (136 acres) of freehold land in Desa Cemerlang, Ulu Tiram, Johor, FIP will be developed in three phases and is expected to be fully completed by July 2018.
Singapore generally accounts for 40% of investments in Iskandar; 10% is by countries such as Australia, China, Japan, the UK and the US; the remaining 50% is from locals, including permanent residents, purchasing largely for owner-occupation.
As of April, Iskandar is said to have attracted RM139 bil in investment since 2006 and is on track to achieve its investment target of RM383 bil by 2025.
FIP head of sales and marketing Kevin Woon, 28, views its proximity to Singapore as an Iskandar pull factor, which has resulted in many firms’ relocating to Johor due to reasons such as lower costs for land, labour and operations related to utilities and the like.
Aside from the low risk involved, these firms relocate to Johor to be closer to their supply sources.
- See more at: http://www.focusmalaysia.my/Assets/Guarded-and-green-industrial-park#sthash.t78rK85S.dpuf
By Laura Lee
Friday, 18 Jul 2014, 12:01 AM
WB Land’s RM600 mil Frontier Industrial Park (FIP), in the central region of Iskandar Malaysia, is poised to benefit from Johor’s core economic driver -- manufacturing constitutes its main engine of growth.
Spread across 55ha (136 acres) of freehold land in Desa Cemerlang, Ulu Tiram, Johor, FIP will be developed in three phases and is expected to be fully completed by July 2018.
Singapore generally accounts for 40% of investments in Iskandar; 10% is by countries such as Australia, China, Japan, the UK and the US; the remaining 50% is from locals, including permanent residents, purchasing largely for owner-occupation.
As of April, Iskandar is said to have attracted RM139 bil in investment since 2006 and is on track to achieve its investment target of RM383 bil by 2025.
FIP head of sales and marketing Kevin Woon, 28, views its proximity to Singapore as an Iskandar pull factor, which has resulted in many firms’ relocating to Johor due to reasons such as lower costs for land, labour and operations related to utilities and the like.
Aside from the low risk involved, these firms relocate to Johor to be closer to their supply sources.
- See more at: http://www.focusmalaysia.my/Assets/Guarded-and-green-industrial-park#sthash.t78rK85S.dpuf
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