The Borneo Post

UEM Sunrise launches Mayfair in Melbourne with RM1 billion GDV

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KUALA LUMPUR: UEM Sunrise Bhd launched its third project in Melbourne, Australia – Mayfair, with a gross developmen­t value (GDV) of about RM1 billion.

Managing director/ chief executive off icer, Anwar Syahrin Abdul Ajib said constructi­on on the singlephas­e residentia­l project would start in the first quarter of next year and scheduled for completion in the second quarter of 2021.

“This project will continue UEM Sunrise’s prodigious presence in Melbourne following our two successful developmen­ts. We want to create the next landmark with an equally innovative and spectacula­r developmen­t that redefines luxury.

“Today, luxury is less about material objects and more about unique experience­s, personalis­ation and sense of place,” he told reporters after the launch of the project yesterday.

Mayfair offers 158 bespoke residences with layouts of one to five bedrooms, built-ups from 750 square feet ( sq ft) to 6,000 sq ft and priced from RM2.44 million to RM43 million.

Once completed, Anwar Syahrin said these three mixeduse developmen­ts would have an estimated combined value of RM4.88 billion.

He said that the group’s maiden venture in Melbourne, namely Aurora Melbourne Central, consisting of 92storey high- rise mixed- use developmen­t, was launched in 2014 and to date was 30 per cent complete and sold out.

The second project in Melbourne, Conservato­ry, comprising 446 apartments contained in a 42- storey tower, is currently 28 per cent complete and had achieved 93 per cent take- up rate, he said.

With 2.98 per cent population rise in Melbourne last year, Anwar Syahrin said the city was set to overtake Sydney as Australia’s most populous city by 2031, where demand for high quality and well connected accommodat­ion was expected to rise.

“Th i s, along with a combinatio­n of factors including low interest rates, attractive yields and favourable exchange rate, has driven our interest in the Australian real estate market,” he added. — Bernama

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