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3rd Palm of the World - Malaysia

Last post 18 Jul 2008, 6:19 PM by btienzo. 45 replies.
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  •  28 May 2007, 7:55 PM 275300 in reply to 272479

    Re: 3rd Palm of the World - Malaysia

    Heard the water was all dirty that is why the photos are all at night. This is from a buyer, maybe it was a bad storm or something but check it out.

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  •  29 May 2007, 2:17 PM 276032 in reply to 275300

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    Re: 3rd Palm of the World - Malaysia

    hanks for the info, will check it out.

     

    Regards

  •  30 May 2007, 6:42 AM 276473 in reply to 276032

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    Re: 3rd Palm of the World - Malaysia

    Hi all, have just been assured that the muddy water has been caused by the drilling and pilling work and will clear up again after this is finished.

    Nath

  •  30 May 2007, 6:59 AM 276481 in reply to 259544

    Re: 3rd Palm of the World - Malaysia

    Hi All,

    I am being offered a Canary unit on the Golden Palm development and would like an honest opinion and would love to hear from people that have actually bought there instead of the skewed and biased view given by some estate agents.

    I have read all the blurp and the figures I have heard are 15-20% capital growth and 8% rental yield per year … I have also read articles on the web saying that the project has been scaled down due to environmental concerns and one article even suggested the development had stopped all together, is there a risk that this may not go ahead to completion or is there enough top level buy in and drive to make this and the 22km of coastal development likely.

    Other concerns are with the build quality and the developer …any thoughts, views or opinions?

     

    Apologies for being pessimistic, just want an honest view from people that have bought there or people that know of the development.

     

    Many thanks!

  •  30 May 2007, 5:15 PM 277029 in reply to 276481

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    Re: 3rd Palm of the World - Malaysia

    Hi Hercs,

    I have reserved a travellers unit located on the trunk. I am hoping to go ahead with the purchase but this will depend on wether or not i get accepted for the 70% mortgage.

    This is an amazing development which offers loads of potential. it is the first of many phases to develop 22 km of coastline into the longest tropical caostline in Asia. The Malaysian government own 33% of the project, which is also being financed by swiss air and is being built by two of the largest construction companies in Malaysia.

    As it is the first of many phases of development the success of this first phase will determine to a certain extent the success of the other phases because if the build quality, time keeping, solving of problems which crop up during both contruction and when the units are finished and a whole host of other factors arent up to scratch then the interest in the next phases by potential investers may be negatively affected.

    Because it is the first of many phases the developers are setting the standard, which i believe points to a good development, and any problems which crop up are likely to be put right straight away.

    There are a few things that have worried me:

    The murky water around the development which i have been told is down to the construction work,

    The 15 year guaranteed 8% rental is actaully a two year 8% minimum guarantee but they forecast this to rise so you could be looking at much more than this and this is the beauty of this development in that you know that with the government really getting behind this area to boost tourism, you'd expect the occupancy to be high. Occupancy rates in other similar developments which arent in as good a location are experiencing 0ver 85% occupancy levels,

    Another worrying thing in the early days og the development release was the fact that the developers changed the amount of units from 366 to 328, but as we now know the demand is there, and i have also heard that this is because of environmental impacts the larger development would cause.

     As for the 15%-20% capital appreciation sometimes these figures are plucked out of thin air and are often exaggerated figures stated to create more interest in certain projects, but i have had confirmation that the developers have said the development has risen by 8% already which is to be expected given that all the units had been sold in a month, the demand is defeinately there. Some people have already been offered substantially more then what they paid for their units.

    I hope this helps and if anybody wants to add to, or doesnt agree with anything i have said then please say so.

     

    Regards,

    Nath 

  •  31 May 2007, 2:35 AM 277260 in reply to 259544

    Re: 3rd Palm of the World - Malaysia

    I can tell you that there is a new development which is being launched this week in an are called Jahor which is quite simply stunning to say the least. I don't say this because our company is selling them, but because we have teamed up with on of the US's top developers to create a development 30 minutes from Singapore - in a region which is seeing over $10billion being invested... Please let me know if you want to find out more by calling Alex at 0207 743 6235.
  •  02 Jun 2007, 11:04 AM 278939 in reply to 277260

    Re: 3rd Palm of the World - Malaysia

    This thread has been quiet.
    I have found this info from Malaysian property forum.

    http://www.realestate.net.my/forum/archive/sepang-gold-...tree-resort-8178.htm

    Any one can confirm if the original master plan of 600 Ha has been approved or not?

    Here is the link to the original master plan: 

    http://www.sepanggoldcoast.com/properties.php 

     

  •  03 Jun 2007, 5:30 PM 279232 in reply to 278939

    Re: 3rd Palm of the World - Malaysia

    Evening all,

    I am aware that the original master plan has been approved, it is just going to launch out slowly over the few years. The Golden Palm is now completely sold out and there is a waiting list in Malaysia and the UK stretching to about 85 people and growing daily. I have read the contracts from cover to cover and they are exceptionally comprehensive and have been approved by 3 different UK lawyers so it really is a great development.

    If you are interested in hearing about the launches on the new sections of the master plan, please do not hesitate to join our e-newsletter list on the frontpage of www.7cinvest.com and if anybody has any queries, please do not hesitate to call the office and we can run through everything with you.

    The Golden Palm is of course the pinnacle of the whole 22km redevelopment but there are going to be some really exciting new developments out there in the master plan! I can't spill any beans yet but they will be just as exciting, a little bit different but still exceptional properties!

    There is a show home on site now and if you have a look at http://www.sepanggoldcoast.co.uk/site_photos.html there are some photos which were taken about 2 weeks ago from a site visit and include the show home and the piling work.

    If anybody is still worried about the muddy water, it's because they are driving piles into the bedrock and sand to support the development, it tends to have a sand movement effect and will "muddy" the water until the sand settles. As soon as they stop piling and build upwards from the piles the water will return back to normal!

    Any questions, give me a call....


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