KUALA LUMPUR: The Dockland's Prime Avenue Baltimore Wharf mixed-use development project in London is looking to sell its first phase of apartments units to Malaysian buyers this weekend during its Aug 28 and 29 sales event in Kuala Lumpur, reveals Henry Butcher Malaysia.

The project is situated near to the Canary Wharf financial district and several shopping malls. The developer is Ballymore, one of Europe's top development companies founded in Ireland in 1982. It specialises in large-scale mixed-use developments.

Henry Butcher Malaysia, the project's marketing agent shared that the development is only 20% completed thus far and it is selling 52 completed apartment units at the moment. The apartments comprise of studio, 1-bedroom, 2-bedroom and duplex units ranging in size from 380 sq ft to 1,080 sq ft. The selling price for the studio units are from £240,000 (RM1.17 million), 1-bedroom unit are going for £320,000, 2-bedroom units are priced from £414,000 and duplex units for £1.1 million. Once complete, the entire project will house 473 units.

An artist rendering of the Baltimore Wharf.For investors who are thinking of renting out their units upon purchase, a spokesperson from Henry Butcher Malaysia quoted indicative rents of £285 per week for studio units, £330 for 1-bedroom, £460 per week for 2-bedroom units, £650 per week for duplex apartments.

The location is next to Crossharbour DLR station and a short walk from the Canary Wharf Underground station. The project's architect is Skidmore Owings and Merrill, master planners of Canary Wharf.
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