The Star: September 12, 2007
The d7 development is touted to be the most significant point of progress in YTL Land & Development's urban renewal vision for Sentul. The property is expected to complement the area's masterplan by bringing a new lease of energy and life into Sentul East's stylish cosmopolitan environment.
YTL Land & Development executive director Dato' Yeoh Seok Kian comments: "We're delighted that a highly discerning group of people, such as architects, designers and lawyers have embraced the Sentul address as a modern vibrant place, to not only live but also to set-up shop."
Elaborating on the target market, Dato' Yeoh said that d7's overwhelming demand came mostly from people in the service industry who recognise the need to stand out and be in tune with future trends by choosing an architecturally iconic office space, rather than the traditional office shop lot.
On the commercial viability of Sentul, Dato' Yeoh added, "d7 is perhaps the most significant point of progress in our urban renewal vision for Sentul, complementing the masterplan by bringing a new lease of energy and life into Sentul East's stylish cosmopolitan environment. With an architectural design that is ahead of its time, d7 is set to be the future hot house for businesses in the city." The launch price for d7 starts from RM380 psf, with units ranging from 870 -1500 sq. ft.
Sentul East currently features a thriving residential community with both sell-out projects, The Tamarind (completed in 2005) and The Saffron slated for completion ahead of time in January 2008, a testament to the changing face of the 100-year old former railway town that is now a draw for the young modern crowd.