Tropicana Cenang phases 1 & 2 record 100% take-up

• Sitting on a 5.28-acre of freehold land, Tropicana Cenang will be the tallest building on the island. Phase 1 and 2, Assana and Merissa Serviced Suites offer 831 (380-1,310 sq ft) and 60 units (1,066-1,303 sq ft duplex), respectively.

LANGKAWI (July 18): Tropicana Cenang’s phase 1 & 2—Assana and Merissa Serviced Suites—have recorded 100% take-up while undergoing a topping off ceremony yesterday.

Assana and Merissa Serviced Suites are home to 831 and 60 units, respectively.

Representing Tropicana Corp at the event were Allan Wong, MD of project, and Ixora Ang, MD of marketing & sales and business development who “emphasised” on Tropicana’s visionary plan for Langkawi.

“Tropicana has expanded its foothold to Langkawi for more than a decade now. Langkawi is known for its duty-free status, cultural heritage, and its rich geological history dating back half a billion years, including mountains, islands, and beaches. We see the huge growth potential and over the years, we have engaged with various stakeholders, showing our support to the community and authority with R&R upgrade, infrastructure enhancement and charity initiatives,” both said via a media release.

“In 2020, we accelerated our growth plan with the introduction of Tropicana Cenang, the first integrated, well-planned and green building development in Langkawi. Today, our phase 1 & 2, Assana and Merissa Serviced Suites, recorded 100% take-up and celebrated their topping off ceremony. With such strong demand, we are rolling out our phase 3, Clarissa Serviced Suites, together with a brand-new show unit. Our audience is largely savvy homebuyers, business owners, and families looking for holiday homes,” they added.

To cater to the market demand, the third and final phase—Clarissa Serviced Suites was launched together with its brand-new show unit.

Also present at the topping off event was Tuan Haji Zulkifli Abdullah, senior chief assistant district officer of Langkawi.

“We hope with Tropicana’s presence and support in Langkawi, we will bring it to greater heights, cementing Langkawi's position as a top destination for holiday makers and retirees in Malaysia. This will also strengthen our economic growth for the community and businesses in this region,” he said.

Sitting on a 5.28-acre of freehold land, Tropicana Cenang will be the tallest building on the island. Phase 1 and 2, Assana and Merissa Serviced Suites offer 831 (380-1,310 sq ft) and 60 units (1,066-1,303 sq ft duplex), respectively.

“The fully furnished units are thoughtfully designed to elevate everyday living while embracing the spirit of connectivity, leisure, and convenience with resort-style amenities and concierge services,” stated Tropicana Corp in the media release.

Meanwhile, Tropicana Cenang’s third and final residential phase—Clarissa Serviced Suites, consists of seafront homes within a premium mixed development at the most strategic location in Langkawi.

Targeting both owner-occupiers and holiday-makers, this development has the potential to provide an exclusive lifestyle with seafront views, luxury accommodation, and rental generating potential via T-Journey Professional Property Management Services. Standing 40 storeys tall, Clarissa consists of 806 fully furnished serviced suites and 7 Beachwalk Shoppes with a GDV of RM922.6 million.

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