Featuring over 33 developers at the Mid Valley Exhibition Centre

(From left) Rehda Selangor assistant secretary Loo Chee Yang, chairman Zulkifly Garib, Ng, deputy chairman Ir Tiah Oon Ling and Cho.

PETALING JAYA: Real Estate and Housing Developers’ Association (Rehda) will be holding Malaysia Property Expo (MAPEX) 2017 from Oct 13 to 15.

The expo will be held at the Mid Valley Exhibition Centre, Mid Valley Megamall from 10 am to 9 pm featuring over 33 developers.  Admissions are free.

“Among the developers are Ekovest Bhd, Gamuda Land, IJM Land Bhd, Matrix Concepts Holdings Bhd, Paramount Property Sdn Bhd, SP Setia Bhd, Seri Pajam Development Sdn Bhd, Sunsuria Bhd, UDA Holdings Bhd and UEM Sunrise Bhd,” said Rehda past president Datuk Ng Seing Liong in the press conference.

He said the visitors could check out the wide range of properties available in the upcoming Mapex event, which will include affordable, exclusive, luxury, strata and landed properties.

“House buyers at the expo will have the opportunity to win part of the RM30,000 cash rebates offered by the organiser. Participating developers will also be offering attractive packages to the buyers.

“The upcoming MAPEX will be complemented by the participation of Maybank and Hong Leong Bank to assist potential buyers regarding home loans. I urge more financial institutions to take part in MAPEX to help the public in their purchases,” added Ng.

“Financing is essential in house purchase, and there is no other better platform than MAPEX for financial institutions to promote their products and packages to the target audience. Let us work together towards achieving the nation’s housing agenda,” said Rehda Melaka past branch chairman Datuk Anthony Cho

Cho believed that the current economic climate is the best time to be buying properties.

“During this trying times, we encourage people to buy as allot of property are coming in very competitively. We also notice that most of the houses are below RM500,000. Some of them are selling below RM300,000.

“Members of the public should stop having the wrong perception that there is no affordable housing. We suggest to them to log in to Rumah Selangorku to find for this affordable houses,” said Cho.

“As a country with a growing population, it is important that we invest in property for the long term,” added Cho.