The Borneo Post

Juste Land back to introduce yet another exciting Australian project

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Juste Land is back in Sarawak to introduce yet another exciting Australian project to local investors after their successful events in past years.

The Peninsular Malaysian real estate company which had previously brought projects to buyers in Sarawak and Sabah, is currently showcasing exclusive apartment soon to be developed in Melbourne.

“It’s because of the encouragin­g response from East Malaysian buyers that we are here again. We cannot give up Sibu. We make it a point to come at least once a year,” said chairman Datuk lr Steven Ng.

“For this time around, we will be promoting the first ever release Australian projects in Melbourne, and Juste Land has been appointed the exclusive marketing agent in Malaysia,” he added.

The Australian project, the ‘ Parc Apartment’, comprising

It’s because of the encouragin­g response from East Malaysian buyers that we are here again. We cannot give up Sibu. We make it a point to come at least once a year.

Datuk lr Steven Ng, Juste Land chairman

47 premium one and two bedroom apartments across four intertwine­d levels, is strategica­lly located in the heart of Box Hill.

Box Hill Central, one of Melbourne’s biggest transport interchang­es, is just five minutes walking distance.

Located just 15km east of the Melbourne CBD and centred on Whitehorse Road and Station St, Box Hill is home to an energetic Asian Community and Box Hill TAFE Institutio­n is a major draw card for property investors to tap into more than 30,000 students attending course there.

It is easy to see why The Age Melbourne newspaper has dubbed Box Hill the unofficial Chinatown of the east of Melbourne CBD.

From steaming dumplings to fragrant curries, sea fresh sushi to a naughty nasi goreng, Box Hill’s Asian-packed f lavoured cuisine is hard to go past with everything from Malaysian, Japanese, Korean, Chinese, Indian and Vietnam dishes everywhere.

Steven Ng said: “We have even received a number of pre- sales orders before coming to Sibu, which is an indication of how popular Melbourne is proving to be amongst East Malaysians.”

The event will be held at RH Hotel in Sibu ( Raff lesia and Cattleya Rooms) from 10am to 6pm daily on Sept 13 and 14.

For more informatio­n, the team can be contacted at 03-78736311 or email enquiry@ justeland.com

 ??  ?? Dusit (back row, seventh right) in a photo call with the students and their parents.
Dusit (back row, seventh right) in a photo call with the students and their parents.

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