KUALA LUMPUR: Bina Puri Holdings recently held a grand event uniquely termed 'The Appointment of Signature Partners Ceremony for Opus Tower II'. The inking of a signature partnership agreement between the developer with Calvin Klein Furniture and Gorenje kitchen appliance supplier is set to amaze the public with their exceptional take on lavish lifestyle living.

Bina Puri Group executive director Matthew Tee (third from left) holding a signed document of a signature partnership agreement with Calvin Klein Furniture president-CEO Michael Foster (third from right) for Opus Kuala Lumpur. With them are (from left) Ng Keong Wee, Dr Tony Tan, Tan Sri Dato’ IR Wong Foon Meng, Tan Sri Dato’ Seri James Foong Chen Yuen and Lionel Choo.

This symbiotic relationship is Bina Puri's move to push the boundaries in value-adding, by equipping all 357 units to the hilt with designer fittings and quality kitchen appliances. Their aim is to raise the bar on posh condo living in the heart of the city, where a myriad of superb factors come together to give its residents an experience like no other.

Calvin Klein Furniture was selected to tastefully appoint each and every unit with luxurious furnishings, all of which take inspiration from the acclaimed international brand of the same name that is renown for its apparels and accessories.

Bina Puri Properties Sdn Bhd chairman Tan Sri Dato' Seri Dr James Foong Chen Yuen said, "What is appealing in this brand name is the young, accessible, fresh and modern approach that they embrace aside from being elegant, sophisticated, practical and with high standard of finishing".

The Gorenje Group is a leading European home appliance manufacturer, being the world's 8th largest and supplying to 90 countries worldwide. They were chosen to provide their contemporary state-of-the-art devices to each unit. Gorenje's focus lies in their core products that are technologically perfected, exceptionally designed and effectively energy-saving.

When it comes to ensuring that the structure of the building is strong and solid, the foundation engineering is of paramount importance. This is where another signature partner in this tripartite partnership comes in: Bauer (M) Sdn Bhd. They are a German brand that has become a household name in the construction industry, and their brand is combined with the elements of trust and reliability.

Scale model of Opus Kuala Lumpur on display at the signing ceremony of signature partnerships between Bina Puri Properties Sdn Bhd and two international brands, Calvin Klein Furniture and Europe’s Gorenje kitchen appliance supplier.

Luxury at an affordable price
Opus Tower II consists of two 32-storey towers with a gross development value (GDV) of RM334 million. It will be constructed on one of the last few available pieces of prime freehold Kuala Lumpur land, an area that is rich with historical nuances. Within these impressive walls are the units, with built-ups ranging from 700 - 1,100 sq ft. What's even more notable is that they come with an initial price tag of RM1,500 to RM1,600 per sq ft.

"Early buyers of this prestigious development will get to enjoy lower entry prices of between 25% and 30% compared to prime real estate prices within vicinity of other KL landmarks such as KLCC, Pavilion or KL Sentral," said Bina Puri Holdings Bhd director and group executive director Tan Sri Tee Hock Seng.

Gorenje Group regional sales manager for South Asia Janko Le Ulaga (third from right) and Bina Puri Group executive director Matthew Tee (third from left) showing the signed agreements. With them are (from left) Ng Keong Wee, Dr Tony Tan, Tan Sri Dato’ IR Wong Foon Meng, Tan Sri Dato’ Seri James Foong Chen Yuen and Lionel Choo.

Indeed, located directly opposite Opus Tower II is an upcoming colossal development that is poised to become the next epicenter of Kuala Lumpur, the 118-storey Menara Wawasan. Described as one of the world's tallest buildings, it is projected that this dazzling commercial complex's tenant pool will contribute towards a high rental yield on Opus Tower II's units.

Sales of Opus Tower II is already brisk, despite it being the first week of its launch camaign, with almost 50% of the units sold. Many of the buyers are repeat customers who know that they are buying a valuable piece of iconic property. There is even some interest from overseas buyers, where 10% to 12% of them are from countries such as Hong Kong and Taiwan.