Market potential of Chinatown
The 69-storey modern skyscraper developed by Singapore-listed property group GSH Corp will offers 1,889 apartment units.
The 69-storey modern skyscraper developed by Singapore-listed property group GSH Corp will offers 1,889 apartment units.
The idea of Warong Old China is more than just the food or the place. It is about paying tribute to the food entrepreneurs who have paved the path to success in all Chinatowns throughout Southeast Asia.
Trendy and Instagrammable cafes, bars and restaurants are mushrooming in the area. These are driven by the young and new generation of entrepreneurs out to attract the foodies and the adventurous, who are always on the look-out for new lifestyle experiences.
If you are driving around the area and looking for a home to rent or buy, of course a building which is pleasing to the eyes will catch your attention and you will shortlist the property to view later on. Then, of course other factors such as location, price, the upkeep of the property, etc will play a role as well in the deciding factor.
How hard can repainting a building be though? Shouldn’t it be a straightforward process of finding a contractor, buying cartons of paint and let them recolour the building? Yes, that may be the most convenient route to take, but to avoid costly mistakes accompanied by painful rectification works, most would think it worthwhile to put in more thought to it.
Noteworthy:
- Freehold
- Land size: 1,765 sq ft
- Built-up: 2,200 sq ft
- Four bedrooms, three bathrooms
- Semi-furnished
- End-lot
When : August 2021
Noteworthy:
Freehold
Semi-furnished
Built-up: 5,274 sq ft
Five bedrooms; six bathrooms
Facilities: 24-hr security, fitness centre, barbecue area, sauna, concierge service
Amenities: Shopping centre, international schools, country clubs and a walking distance to Hartamas Park.
Accessibility: Sprint Expressway, New Klang Valley Expressway (NKVE), Duta-Ulu Klang Expressway (DUKE), Jalan Duta and Federal Highway
Both projects have a combined gross development value (GDV) of RM239 million.
"Despite many saying the market is slow, I believe this is part of a business cycle where there are always ups and downs. I believe there is never a bad time, it is just time to do something else."
“Looking at the market condition, we foresee next year will be a year of recovery, hence the most important thing right now is for us to accumulate landbank and do our project planning,” says Chin Hin Group managing director and executive director Chiau Haw Choon.