The Capers / RT+Q Architects
Arch Daily, 23 May 2015
The Capers is a mixed residential development comprising two 36-storey towers and two 5-storey blocks of residential apartments, rising from the piano nobile of a landscaped carparking podium. It is located amidst the suburban sprawl of Sentul, 5 km north of the Kuala Lumpur city-centre. It occupies 4.3 acres amongst various other land-parcels within the larger Sentul Masterplan. It is developed by YTL LAND under the leadership of Dato Yeoh Seok Kian — mastermind, risk-taker and visionary.
Malaysia Market Moves
Property Report, 23 October 2012
The Malaysian Luxury Property Market is becoming ever more sophisticated, with a friendly regulatory framework for investment, attractive incentives for second-home buyers, evolving architectural and design trends, and an accessible market that will soon spoil international buyers with choices.
It pays to be different
Property Times, Malaysia, 12 April 2011
You should have seen the crowd quieting up to buy The Capers when it was previewed at YTL Land’s sales office in Starhill Gallery along KL’s Jalan Bukit Bintang. Despite being priced between RM688, 519 and RM3.28 million, or an average of RM575psf-a new price benchmark for Sentul – they snapped up all the 338 units in the tower block in just two days.The huge turnout was expected as more than 7,000 people had registered their interest, but nevertheless, YTL Land executive director Datuk Yeoh Seok Kian said he was still pleasantly surprised.
“Many of them were attracted by the iconic architecture,” he told me. “The design of The Capers is something that KL has not been before...we want to raise (the city’s architectural) benchmarks and contribute to her goal of becoming a world-class city through our vision of transforming Sentul. “
A sellout in Sentul, almost
The Edge Malaysia, 5 April 2011
For those who missed the news, investors turned out in full force for the preview of YTL Land and Development’s The Capers in Kuala Lumpur Sentul East on March 25 and 26. At the end of the two days, all the 338 tower units of the freehold project, with a gross development value of RM350million, had been snapped up.There was so much of excitement at the sales gallery that one of those present compared it to a fish market!What are the reasons for the huge demand? The winning ingredients are there: strategic location and accessibility, pricing, the developer’s reputation and credibility and unique design.
YTL Land's The Capers in Sentul East exceeds expectations ahead of launch
The Star, 30 March 2011
YTL Land & Development’s Sentul West & Sentul East continues to captivate the market as the preview of the first release of its newest residential development – The Capers exceeded expectations to become a sell-out success in just two days.
Commenting on the staggering results, YTL Land & Development Berhad executive director Datuk Yeoh Seok Kian said, “We knew the response to The Capers was going to be good as more than 7,000 people had earlier registered their interest with us, but we certainly did not expect to have a sell-out story in our hands ahead of the official launch.
“The design of The Capers is certainly something that KL has not seen before that we’re proud to bring to Malaysians for the first time. We are raising the benchmark in terms of architecture and design, not only to contribute to KL’s goal of becoming a world -class city, but more importantly to contribute towards the transformation of Sentul under our vision of urban renewal,” said Datuk Yeoh.
YTL's sizzling hot Capers
The Edge Property, 26 March 2011
YTL Land & Development Bhd's new condominium development, The Capers at Sentul East, is expected to see some 7,000 interested buyers for its 466 units during the launch this weekend, Mar 26 and 27.
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