PANORAMA | Kuala Lumpur ( Persiaran Hampshire ) | 2X 33F | Completed

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location :
Behind Corus Hotel, nex 2 Hampshire Residence

* nutin hapen yet in dis area.....too many twin tower residences in jln ampang.....i wonder wat dis area will be in 10 years time..... will be the next bangsar i guez....too many foreigners...mat saleh, arab and japenese/korean.....multi racial.....

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Originally Posted by nazrey

New?
by helmie82

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location :
Behind Corus Hotel, nex 2 Hampshire Residence

[patchay]

this project is tentatively known as Panorama Kuala Lumpur

[rizalhakim]

Originally Posted by nazrey

dats not da location...its behind corus hotel and nex to hampshire residences....i belif dats da showroom located...

[ferrari430]

Any idea how much these towers will be selling for PSF - or how much will a reasonable price be - 1000 ringitts psf??

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29/1/08

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Originally Posted by haze

More than 6,000 new apartments in the next three years

Among the projects to be rolled out this year are Four Seasons Residence by Venus Assets Sdn Bhd, Panaroma by UOL Group, The Binjai by KLCC Property Holdings Bhd, Platinum Park by TTDI Development Sdn Bhd and K-Residence phase 2 by Olympia Industries Bhd. The Binjai, which offers unobstructed views of the KLCC Park and Petronas Twin Towers, is expected to have price tags from RM2,500 psf.

so its panorama

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GCB to launch high-end apartments next month

By YVONNE TAN

PETALING JAYA: Low-profile property outfit General Corp Bhd (GCB) is set to launch next month the Panaroma, a high-end residential project in Kuala Lumpur, with a gross development value of about RM300mil.

Executive director Michael Cheong said the project in Jalan Ampang comprised 234 apartment units.



Michael Cheong

“We’re expecting good response to these units and anticipate the project starting to contribute to our net profit by the financial year ending Jan 31, 2009,” he told StarBiz.

Cheong said the project was a 45:55 joint venture with Singapore-based United Overseas Land Ltd.

He said the company was also in the midst of planning a mid-end residential project in Singapore. He declined to give more details, saying only that it would involve the construction of condominiums “for the mass market”.

“Planning, however, is still at a very preliminarily stage,” he said.

The company's other projects in the island republic include Twin Regency, Domain 21, Regency Suites, Southbank and OneNorth Residences.

According to analysts, GCB offers good exposure to the Singapore property market as it has a subsidiary, Low Keng Huat (S) Ltd (LKHS), which is listed on the Singapore Exchange.

LKHS is involved in a range of activities that include property development and investment. It also owns the Duxton hotels in Perth, Australia and Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam.

GCB owns close to 52% of LKHS.

For its third quarter ended Oct 31, GCB made a net profit of RM4.5mil, or 1.52 sen per share, against RM3mil, or one sen a share, a year earlier.

Revenue was lower at RM81.4mil compared with RM96.6mil before

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17/3/08

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PANORAMA (UOL)
PANOROMA is a low density development located along Persiaran Hampshire and near the Citibank headquarter. It has 2 towers and a total of 223 units. Size ranges from approximately 603sf, 1200sf & 1800sf for a 1, 2 & 3 bedrooms respectively. Each unit completes with white goods, quality finishes and air-conditioning system. Concept: Modern chic design with contemporary layout.





Type : Service Residence
Location : Persiaran Hampshire
Tenure : Freehold
Total Units : 223 units
Age of Building : Under-construction and due for completion by end 2010
Price (Sale) : RM1,200psf
Built-Up : 646sf (1br), 1216sf (2br) & 1,800sf (3br)

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General Corp unit wins RM1b S’pore jobs
by Yantoultra Ngui Yichen
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KUALA LUMPUR: General Corp Bhd’s 52%-owned subsidiary Low Keng Huat (Singapore) Ltd (LKH) yesterday won two construction contracts on the island state valued at a total of S$492 million (RM1.14 billion). One of the projects was awarded by Genting International group for a component of the “Resorts World at Sentosa” integrated resort project.

LKH is a construction and property development firm based in Singapore. It is also listed on the Singapore Stock Exchange.

Based on General Corp’s announcement to Bursa Malaysia yesterday, the first S$346 million contract won by LKH was from Genting International for the construction of the Hard Rock Hotel at the integrated resort. The construction of the hotel is scheduled for completion by the end of 2009.

The second contract secured by LKH, worth S$146 million, involved the renovation work of Meritus Mandarin Hotel at 333 Orchard Road. The contract is expected to be completed by June 2009, General Corp said in a statement.

Given their huge sum, the two projects secured by LKH would give a boost to General Corp. Assuming a conservative construction margin of 5%, General Corp’s share of the construction profit comes to S$12.8 million for a contract tenure of slightly more than a year.

General Corp is largely seen as a niche property player, developing a few high-end property residential projects in Bukit Jalil as well as Ampang. It is also involved in construction (mainly for its own property projects or through LKH in Singapore), rubber products trading and hotels operation.

General Corp owns a 306-room hotel in Australia and a 203-room hotel in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. In Malaysia, the properties it owns include the Imbi Plaza in Bukit Bintang and Plaza Ampang City (a 21-storey office and shopping property in Ampang). Last year, the company formed a joint venture, in which it holds a 20% stake, with a US-based property fund to develop a retail shopping mall on 242,172 square ft of land at Jalan Ampang.

For the financial year ended Jan 31, 2008 (FY08), General Corp’s net profit jumped 100% to RM38.77 million from RM19.36 million a year earlier due to higher contributions from its associated companies’ development projects in Singapore. Meanwhile, earnings per share (EPS) rose to 13.05 sen from 6.52 sen. This was despite turnover declining 9.4% to RM334.75 million from RM369.68 million previously.

General Corp’s share price closed three sen or 2.83% higher at RM1.09 yesterday, giving it a market value of RM323.8 million. The counter reached its 52-week high of RM1.55 on June 25, 2007. Its 52-week low was RM0.83 on Aug 17, 2007.

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official website = www.panorama.com.my

their 1 bedroom apartment already sold out...

total no of units - 223
min price - rm1,016,700.00
max price - rm2,977,800.00
xpectd date of completion - march 2011
contact - 2162 2448

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