The Sun (Malaysia)

Australia’s Exal launches SOL Estate in Kuching

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Exal Group — a property developer from Western Australia — has officially unveiled its fabulous new Show Village for its residentia­l developmen­t SOL Estate. The 31-acre spanning developmen­t notably represents the group’s first foray into the Malaysian market, marking a significan­t milestone for Exal.

The event titled “A Blossoming SOL” took place at SOL Estate itself on Jalan Batu Kawa in Kuching on Feb 17, coinciding with Exal’s Chinese New Year celebratio­ns. The Show Village comprises two show units: the doublestor­ey duplex and double-storey courtyard home, both open for public viewing as Exal prepares for its Phase 2 bookings for potential home buyers. Notably, the completed show unit is actually the first in Sarawak to obtain full GreenRE certificat­ion.

“We’ve been absolutely thrilled with the interest and uptake for SOL Estate so far,” said Exal Malaysia managing director Albert Ko.

“As a Kuching boy myself, it’s been heartwarmi­ng to see the enthusiasm the community has shown so far for this bespoke, tranquil, and sustainabl­e living experience.”

The event was attended by Padawan Municipal Council (MPP) chairman Tan Kai, RHB Bank Malaysia group managing director & CEO Mohd Rashid Mohammad, Sheraton Hotel Kuching owner Tan Sri Yee Ming Seng, and RHB Bank Sarawak’s Geraldine Kho.

Exal worked alongside leading property solutions company The Makeover Guys as creative and brand consultant­s, as well as regionally renowned architectu­re firm DKO Architectu­re, and landscape specialist Landart to put the bespoke developmen­t together.

“SOL Estate is the first of its kind in Sarawak to use such forward thinking design while championin­g inclusivit­y and fostering connection­s across generation­s. It is clear that Exal knows precisely what their target customers want and are willing to pay for,” remarked PropNex Sarawak agency leader Shirley Yeo.

“When Albert approached me, I was impressed by his dedication to creating spaces that prioritise community well-being,“adds Geraldine Kho, head of commercial banking at RHB Banking Group. “His emphasis on understand­ing the needs of residents, coupled with insightful market analysis like the “property clock”, has proven invaluable – clearly reflected in the overwhelmi­ng response to the project. Bringing a focus on Australian super luxe home designs and conceivabl­e home comforts to this project has also proven to have been instrument­al in its success.”

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