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Buyers drawn to homes in the south
17 Apr 2017 12:00 AM
Home hunters listening to a sale executive explain the features of the Sonia singlestorey project by Hunza Properties.
THE popularity of properties located in the southern part of Penang island has surged, boosted by demand from young adults and home hunters looking for a place located close to their workplaces.
Marie Ong, 27, who works as an engineer at the Bayan Lepas Free Industrial Trade Zone, said commuting would be easier as it would reduce the travelling time and the time wasted in traffic jams, especially during the weekday peak hours.
Ong, who had been surveying properties around the area for months, had her eyes set on the Senzo Residence project by Corfield Development Sdn Bhd in Sungai Ara.
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“I have put in serious consideration to the location as I am planning to stay there after marriage. This is one of the more attractive areas and it is still developing, which would draw in more facilities and amenities in the near future,” she said.
Auditor Cindy Wong, 27, said properties located near to the southern side of the island held high potential for investment returns as the area was developing.
“There is also the proposed Penang Transport Master Plan which would provide easy access to George Town if it materialises,” she said.
Flight steward N. Ariventhan, 43, is similarly looking for an “upgrade” in areas such as Sungai Ara from his current residence in Balik Pulau.
The appeal, he said, lay in the location where modern facilities are available a stone’s throw away as well as the greenery aspect which offers the best of both worlds for his ideal home.
“I am looking for a bungalow as I want a place where I can have plants in the garden, as well as privacy.
“Sungai Ara is among the places in my checklist as there are still landed properties there with green landscape,” he added.
Among the hot-selling projects was Novus by Prisma Bumiraya Sdn Bhd, strategically nestled in Sungai Nibong, with Queensbay Mall located a five-minute drive away.
The four-day StarProperty.my Fair at Queensbay Mall which ended yesterday was organised by Star Media Group Berhad. It featured 20 exhibitors in the mall’s central and south atriums, and the lower ground floor.
Buyers drawn to homes in the south
17 Apr 2017 12:00 AM
Home hunters listening to a sale executive explain the features of the Sonia singlestorey project by Hunza Properties.
THE popularity of properties located in the southern part of Penang island has surged, boosted by demand from young adults and home hunters looking for a place located close to their workplaces.
Marie Ong, 27, who works as an engineer at the Bayan Lepas Free Industrial Trade Zone, said commuting would be easier as it would reduce the travelling time and the time wasted in traffic jams, especially during the weekday peak hours.
Ong, who had been surveying properties around the area for months, had her eyes set on the Senzo Residence project by Corfield Development Sdn Bhd in Sungai Ara.
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“I have put in serious consideration to the location as I am planning to stay there after marriage. This is one of the more attractive areas and it is still developing, which would draw in more facilities and amenities in the near future,” she said.
Auditor Cindy Wong, 27, said properties located near to the southern side of the island held high potential for investment returns as the area was developing.
“There is also the proposed Penang Transport Master Plan which would provide easy access to George Town if it materialises,” she said.
Flight steward N. Ariventhan, 43, is similarly looking for an “upgrade” in areas such as Sungai Ara from his current residence in Balik Pulau.
The appeal, he said, lay in the location where modern facilities are available a stone’s throw away as well as the greenery aspect which offers the best of both worlds for his ideal home.
“I am looking for a bungalow as I want a place where I can have plants in the garden, as well as privacy.
“Sungai Ara is among the places in my checklist as there are still landed properties there with green landscape,” he added.
Among the hot-selling projects was Novus by Prisma Bumiraya Sdn Bhd, strategically nestled in Sungai Nibong, with Queensbay Mall located a five-minute drive away.
The four-day StarProperty.my Fair at Queensbay Mall which ended yesterday was organised by Star Media Group Berhad. It featured 20 exhibitors in the mall’s central and south atriums, and the lower ground floor.
