Very sad tat time Ecoworld drop to 1.2++ but i no collect much....sigh" Next time ..i'll all in on EWI IPO and show hand" lao liu last time is you and me insist to hold Ecoworld until now...very tension" haha
winwinyarazhi...this remind me that, i am lucky enough to pick up a 10 lots at 1.280...EWI, next year, I will definitely invest in it ! Ya..when global equities selloff tat time, the most terrible moment as we still hold at last time high, but our patience pays off + continue on buying, now Eco World back to where it should belongs..
Hii extainbrook ..my good puppy" Why u always naughty and barking here... Gogogo~ go away here~wakikiki~ Told you laa puppy, if Ecoworld drop to rm 1 ...so wat"? I don't care.. I got money to spend on Ecoworld...LOL
Extainbook ...i know Ecoworld drop thn u sell off ady.. Now Ecoworld up .u hvnt collect..thn u very angry Ecoworld now" Ok i'll pray for you...extainbrook puppy. We will consolation u
Buy Ecoworld stock is trap? Buy Ecoworld property also trap ? Buy Ecoworld landed property also is a trap? EXTAINBROOK ~ thn why you at here? Eistainpuiiiiiiii
Eco World makes big impact Down Under FRESH off the Eco World brand making a splash in both the local and London property scenes, Eco World International (EWI) has gone into the Australian market in a big way, with its maiden foray there garnering a 90% reserve rate even before its official launch.
so pleased to see Parramatta has developed so much since i lived there for 4 years in the 80's.
it was just a small town with mostly migrants. never in my wildest dream that Malaysian no. 1 developer would choose to start off from Parramatta in Aussieland.
Eco World makes big impact Down Under
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FRESH off the Eco World brand making a splash in both the local and London property scenes, Eco World International (EWI) has gone into the Australian market in a big way, with its maiden foray there garnering a 90% reserve rate even before its official launch.
West Village in Parramatta comprises a 40-storey tower and a seven-storey podium block, and offers 397 luxury one-, two- and three-bedroom apartments with a vibrant retail precinct on the ground floor and an exclusive residents’ rooftop terrace overlooking the Blue Mountains and Sydney Central Business District (CBD).
It comes with serene landscaped gardens designed by award-winning celebrity landscape designer Myles Baldwin, offers an impressive rooftop Chef’s Kitchen and residents’ lounge for private functions and parties, and an indoor driving range golf simulator that allows golf lovers to play the top-20 golf courses in the world, among others.
West Village is a mere 10-minute walk to Parramatta, Sydney’s second CBD and Australia’s fifth largest after Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane and Canberra. Parramatta was identified as the No. 1 investor’s hotspot in Australia by the country’s leading property portal realestate.com.au in May.
In The Economist Intelligence Unit’s Global Liveability Ranking for 2015, Sydney emerged as the seventh best city in the world to live in.
Property consultant CoreLogic RP Data, meanwhile, says in the year to June, Sydney’s annual home value growth rate sped up to 16.2% from 15.4% a year earlier. Tim Lawless, head of research at RP Data, had noted in a report that since home prices began to take off back in May 2012, Sydney has boasted gains of almost 48%.
Parramatta, about 23 km west of the Sydney CBD, is on the cusp of a major transformation, with West Village set to lead the way in setting a benchmark in residential living.
Already a thriving health, sports, education, arts and entertainment precinct, Parramatta – base for 30% of Australia’s top-500 companies like BlueScope Steel, Coca Cola, Qantas and Telstra – is one of the most exciting urban hotspots to call home.
There are over 300 restaurants, bars and cafes in the greater Parramatta Area. At the heart of this is Church Street – a cosmopolitan hive of activity just a short stroll from West Village.
Riverside Theatre at the northern end of Church Street hosts a range of productions, including drama, comedy and ballet.
Parramatta’s expected population growth is by 44% to 260,000 in 2031 from the present 180,000. Its expected gross regional product growth is by 215% to A$30.2bil in 2031 from A$14bil last year, and its expected employment growth is by 37.5% to 165,000 in 2036 from 120,000 in 2014.
Further, almost 50% of the expected population growth consists of tertiary educated professionals in the 20-49 age bracket, indicating Western Sydney’s economic vitality.
It is also the best-performing commercial leasing market in Australia with the lowest vacancy rate in A grade tenancy at 2.4%, with Sydney at 11%.
A total of A$13bil (RM39.74bil) in government funding has been allocated for Parramatta’s West Connex Highway as well as its future North West High Speed Light Rail. The aim of the West Connex Highway is to halve travel times from Parramatta to Sydney CBD from 35 minutes to 15 minutes, and Sydney Airport from 50 minutes to 30 minutes, while the North West Light Rail Network will provide Parramatta with high-speed connectivity to Northern and Western Sydney with trains leaving every 10 minutes.
West Village’s built-up ranges from 538 sq ft to 1,290 sq ft, with prices ranging from A$550,000 to A$650,000 for a one-bedroom unit to A$900,000 to A$1.3mil for a three-bedroom unit. This roughly translates into a price tag of A$1,208 per sq ft.
The project, which has a gross development value (GDV) of A$300mil (RM919mil), enjoys good connectivity to Sydney CBD via a 30-minute train ride from the Parramatta Train Station – the third busiest station in New South Wales – located just a five-minute walk away from the site.
sydney car park rate is the highest in the world, higher than new york.
why? tremendous flow of fund from china to aussieland. in 2014, the total amount of house sold being bought by oversea chinese, exceeded the Australian for the first time. unprecedented in any country history.
pricing power for property developer is so strong that houses are sold before it is launch.
tansri liew why so late... but better late than never.
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winwiyarazhi, haha..congrats, the more patience we got, the more we earn in the coming future.