The Borneo Post

Sheda expects large crowd for Sheda Property Expo 2016

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KUCHING: Sarawak Housing and Real Estate Developers’ Associatio­n ( Sheda) expects a large number of crowd to visit its property exhibition, Sheda Property Expo 2016 to be held on Sept 23 to 25 despite the soft sentiment for the property market.

Its organising chairman John Yong is confident that potential house buyers and property investors will continue to visit the property exhibition to look out for value deals and property that could be offered at reasonable prices.

“Based on past records, there were more than 10,000 people who have visited the three-day event.

“For this year, we expects similar number of crowd to visit the exhibition although the property market remains challengin­g.

“We believe that there will still be people (in the market) who are on the lookout to buy houses and property,” he told The Borneo Post after chairing a briefing for exhibitors and contractor­s

Based on past records, there were more than 10,000 people who have visited the three-day event. John Yong, Sheda organising chairman

participat­ing at Sheda Property Expo 2016 at Borneo Convention Centre Kuching ( BCCK) here yesterday.

Yong revealed that there will be 100 booths for the property exhibition at this year’s Sheda Property Expo 2016.

He disclosed that currently more than 90 per cent of the booths at the exhibition has been taken up by major developers especially from Sarawak.

Yong noted that those property developers include Naim Land Sdn Bhd, Lee Onn Constructi­on Sdn Bhd, MJC City Developmen­t Sdn Bhd, CMS Property Developmen­t Sdn Bhd, RB Developmen­t Sdn Bhd and so forth.

Yong added that Sheda Property Expo 2016 will be a comprehens­ive and activity filled event for the public as well as for those new and potential house buyers and investors.

“The Expo will feature attractive and wide-ranging properties from landed and strata residentia­l properties to villas, commercial developmen­ts and resort property, both within and beyond Sarawak extending to West Malaysia, Singapore, Australia and the UK.

Meanwhile, officials from BCCK, John Engkatesso, Luqman Nul Hakim and Mas Rabaie urged contractor­s and exhibitors to follow and comply with the rules and regulation­s to ensure the smooth running of the property exhibition.

The briefed exhibitors and contractor­s on the logistical and technical requiremen­ts for organising the event.

 ??  ?? Johari (centre) poses with Murad (left),Long (right) and other guests following the MoU signing.
Johari (centre) poses with Murad (left),Long (right) and other guests following the MoU signing.

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