News by Lam Jian Wyn

Eco World International Bhd (EWI) sees a “silver lining” for savvy investors in the UK referendum’s surprising “Leave” outcome.

The campaign culminated in a lucky draw that saw 28 winners walk away with luxurious all-expenses paid trips to watch the UEFA Euro 2016 quarter finals, semi finals and final matches in France, as well as a grand prize winner who drove away with a Jaguar XF sedan worth RM400,000.

Accordingly, their plans to build an 18-hole international golf course on 150 acres of land and a mixed development named Eco Marina on the remaining acres of land fell through.

Datuk Ravindra Dass, widely regarded as Malaysia’s “father of valuation” for raising the standards of the nation’s real estate valuations and services field, has passed away at the age of 81.

Harmoni comprises 900 units of 900 sq ft three-bedroom 2-bathroom apartments that will be priced from around RM300,000.

Eco Majestic – a township by Eco World Development Group Bhd (EcoWorld) in Semenyih – has signed a memorandum of service agreement (MoA) with Telekom Malaysia (TM) to provide Internet connectivity readiness for its future residents, said the developer in a statement today.

The homes were sold under the Setia 10:90 programme, where buyers need only to pay a deposit of 10%, with the remainder payable only after the property is completed.

Themed “A Better Home for a Better Tomorrow”, 15 developers participated in the showcase.

The first phase of this township features 176 units of 2-storey linked villas with built-ups of 2,394 sq ft, 2,626 sq ft and 2,965 sq ft; 52 units of 2-storey
semi-detached homes with built-ups of 3,492 sq ft and 3,482 sq ft; and six units of 2-storey bungalows with a built-up of 4,214 sq ft.

Bukit Bintang City Centre’s (BBCC) serviced apartments – which will be open for a public preview this weekend – will be priced indicatively at RM1,600 psf, said a personnel from developer BBCC Development Sdn Bhd.