New Straits Times

3,000 properties to be showcased

- TAN CHONG MING

SUNGAI PETANI: More than 3,000 residentia­l houses and commercial buildings will be showcased at the Malaysia Property Expo (Mapex) Kedah 2017.

Mapex Kedah 2017 organising chairman Tan Chong Ming said 30 prominent developers from Kedah and Perlis would take part in the event, themed “Affordable living is now a dream come true”.

Tan said the event would showcase property projects with a total developmen­t value of RM2.3 billion, which was double the total developmen­t value showcased at last year’s event.

“We have an assortment of properties to suit every potential buyer segment, from singlestor­ey terraced houses, doublestor­ey terraced houses and single-storey semi-detached units to apartments, bungalows, shop offices and industrial and commercial properties,” he said, here, yesterday.

The event will be held at two locations in Aman Central Alor Star from April 27 -May 1 and in Amanjaya Mall, Sungai Petani, from May 4-7.

“Some 1,933 properties with a total developmen­t value of RM816 million will be showcased in Alor Star while the remaining 2,612 properties with a total developmen­t value of RM1.527 billion will be showcased in Sungai Petani,” he said.

Developmen­t projects are

The value of the projects, which has doubled compared with the previous year, reflects property developers’ contributi­ons to the state’s economic developmen­t.”

mainly located in Kota Setar, Kubang Pasu, Kuala Muda and Kulim, with the highest concentrat­ion in the Kuala Muda district.

“Menteri Besar Datuk Seri Ahmad Bashah Md Hanipah is scheduled to launch Mapex Kedah 2017 on April 30 at Aman Sentral, to be accompanie­d by Rehda Kedah/Perlis chairman Datuk Cheng Wooi Seong.

“The value of the projects, which has doubled compared with the previous year, reflects property developers’ contributi­on to the state’s economic developmen­t,” he said.

Tan said commercial banks, the Housing Unit under the Kedah government State Secretary’s office and Sungai Petani City Hall would also be taking part.

“The public will be able to get consultati­on from property developers and banks directly.

“This is the right time for potential buyers to find a property that matches their needs and preference­s,” he said.

 ??  ??

Newspapers in English

Newspapers from Malaysia