Tecktonic & Sons to hold simultaneous launch of Springvale, Summervale
KUCHING: Property developer Tecktonic & Sons Holdings Sdn Bhd is poised to unveil two exclusive projects simultaneously tomorrow (Feb 7), as part of its highly anticipated inaugural campaign this year.
This exclusive campaign will introduce the discerning elite to Springvale and Summervale, two opulent developments strategically located in Taman BDC and Saradise – the prestigious commercial and residential heart of Kuching.
Deputy Premier Datuk Amar Awang Tengah Ali Hasan, who is Second Minister for Natural Resources and Urban Development Sarawak, is set to officiate at the launch of these two projects.
Additionally, Awang Tengah – also Minister of International Trade, Industry and Investment Sarawak – will officiate at the grand opening of Roxy Impiana Hotel at 11am.
Looking ahead to Fiscal 2024, Tecktonic & Sons Holdings managing director Lee Chin Teck said the launch of the new projects would reaffirm the company’s commitment to meeting the state’s housing needs.
“These projects are meticulously designed to meet the expectations of affluent urbanites, discerning families aspiring for expansive residences within an impeccably planned township, and savvy investors seeking prime residential properties within the city’s most coveted locale,” he said in a statement.
Spread across 1.75 acres, Springvale offers 140 units (562 to 1,622 square feet) with a price tag starting at RM600 per square feet. These semi-furnished serviced apartments, potentially exceeding RM700 per square feet, stand out in a 13-storey building equipped with a gym, rooftop infinity pool; pool desk with lounge and multipurpose hall.
Situated next to the residential tower, a seven-storey office building enhances convenience, featuring a gym and a sophisticated sales gallery.
This integration of residential and office spaces creates a dynamic environment, addressing diverse needs and nurturing a strong sense of community and connectivity.
Springvale embodies the essence of modern living, where meticulous attention to detail ensures a unique and fulfilling urban experience for its residents.
Those who reserve a unit at Springvale before Chap Goh Mei will unlock exclusive benefits, such as a RM14,000 discount and two per cent rebate for units ranging from 562 to 790 square feet. Larger units, spanning 840 square feet, will receive a four per cent rebate, while buyers of units ranging from 960 to 1,622 square feet qualify for an even more attractive six per cent rebate.
Units above 1,072 square feet will be allocated two parking spaces, whereas those below 1,072 square feet will be entitled to one.
Meanwhile, Summervale – nestled adjacent to KPJ Hospital – graces 1.4 acres of land, offering a collection of 195 units within a 10-storey building.
Each unit is thoughtfully priced, with a starting point of RM294,000. These fully furnished residences, priced at RM700 per square feet, boast expansive builtup areas ranging from 420 to 1,631 square feet.
In contrast, comparable developments within the city often commence at a minimum of RM800 per square feet. Units measuring 933 square feet and above will be allotted two car parks, while those below 933 square feet will be entitled to one car park. Those who secure a unit at Summervale before Chap Goh Mei will enjoy a RM14,000 discount. The booking fee for each project is set at RM10,000.
Adding on, Lee said both projects would offer a variety of serviced apartments, from studios to three-bedroom units and duplexes.
“The development holds significance for those looking to own a home in the rapidly developing urban area between Saradise and Taman BDC. The projects are competitively priced, being 15 to 20 per cent lower than the prevailing market rates.”