BY DAVID TAN
Runnymede Group of Companies sales admininstrative senior executive Yasmin Mohd Shariff (left) briefing a visitor on the Triuni Residences project. — Photos: GARY CHEN/The Star
THE four-day Starproperty.my Fair 2017 at Aman Central Mall in Alor Setar which ended yesterday saw developers closing RM25mil worth of sales.
Zeon Properties topped the chart by securing RM14mil in sales followed by BDB Land Sdn Bhd (RM4mil), Runnymede Group (RM4mil) and Epic Valley Holdings Sdn Bhd (RM3mil).
Zeon Properties chief executive officer Leon Lee said they were happy to achieve the sales target of RM14mil for the City of Dreams development at the fair.
“In view of the weak economy, the achievement is encouraging.
BDB sales planning manager Muhammad Asri Rameli said they were glad to reach their target.
Potential investors learning more about the East West Horizon Plantation Berhad schemes at Starproperty.my Fair 2017 held at Aman Central Mall, Alor Setar.
“The prices of our landed homes are very attractive and they are located in good areas,” he said.
Muhammad Asri said they also received good response for their upcoming landed property in Jitra such as Panorama Darulaman, Simfoni East and West, Adra Townhouses and Aurora Condominiums.
Epic Valley Holdings Sdn Bhd assistant general manager (marketing) Ong Ai Ping said the group was satisfied with the sales.
Epic Valley showcased 12 projects in Kedah comprising about 700 units priced from RM140,000 to RM658,000.
Runnymede Group corporate communications head Shazlyn Holdaway said about 100 people registered for their units at the fair.
“We expect to convert this into sales later,” she said.
BDB Land Sdn Bhd sales executive Azhari Hashim (right) giving details of The Breeze Lakehomes project to visitors.
Runnymede will launch more condominiums in Batu Uban where the group still has three acres (1.2ha) of land in The Sanctuary development.
They showcased the RM120mil Vilaris Courtyard Homes @ The Sanctuary and RM500mil Triuni Residences @ The Sanctuary projects during the fair.
Most of the property hunters were looking for their first homes priced below RM400,000.
Norman Ridzuan, 28, said he was looking for a single-storey semi-detached house priced around RM350,000, adding that he was renting a house now.
Hasmah Hasan, 32, said she was looking for a terraced home to live with her family.
S.A. Ng, 40, said he was helping a relative look out for a home within the range of RM300,000 and RM400,000 in Penang.
Epic Valley Holdings assistant marketing manager Azizah Shahdan explaining about the Taman Vistana project.
“The property should be close to amenities,” he said.
The developers at the fair were Ewein Zenith Sdn Bhd (RM800mil Gross Development Value), BDB Land Sdn Bhd (GDV RM20.9mil), Epic Valley Holdings Sdn Bhd (GDV RM124mil) and Runnymede Group (GDV RM620mil).
East West Horizon Plantation Berhad (EWHPB) senior executive Ng Kee Ming said the company sold about RM300,000 worth of investments for its oil palm plantation schemes in Sabah.
EWHPB has a gross land bank of 11,670 acres (4,722ha) of oil palm plantation land in Sabah.
The company is approved by Companies Commission of Malaysia.
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