The changing face of Kepong
Kepong will see a number of RumaWIP (Federal Territory Affordable Housing Policy) homes coming up over the next few years.
PROPERTY SNAPSHOT 4: What’s hot in Bukit Jalil?
From the analysis of transactions by TheEdgeProperty.com, the average transacted price for non-landed homes in the secondary market was RM464 psf in 1Q2015, up 15.5% y-o-y.
Matrix Concepts expects Aussie project to be fully taken up by end-Aug
Since its launch on May 25, 20 out of 52 units in the apartment project have been sold, said group managing director Datuk Lee Tian Hock at a media briefing.
PROPERTY SNAPSHOT 3: What are developments priced in Bukit Jalil?
Based on transactions analysed by TheEdgeProperty.com, the average price of non-landed homes in the area was RM464 psf in 1Q2015, registering a 15.5% growth from RM402 psf in 1Q2014.
PROPERTY SNAPSHOT 2: What’s affordable in Bukit Jalil?
Non-landed residential property indices in Bukit Jalil appear affordable. Based on TheEdgeProperty.com’s analysis of transactions, the average transacted price of non-landed homes was RM464 per square foot in1Q2015 while the average transacted price per unit was about RM555,000.
PROPERTY SNAPSHOT 1: Bukit Jalil trending up
Popular as a student and sports hub, the neighbourhood is beginning to grow into a lifestyle destination with the second Paradigm Mall and the second Pavilion Mall coming up in the vicinity.
PROPERTY SNAPSHOT 4: What’s hot in USJ?
The highest relative price growth can be found at Tropika Paradise, with the average price up 32.5% or from RM101psf to reach RM 410 psf in the 12 months to 1Q2015.
GALLERY: 1st anniversary celebrations at TheEdgeProperty.com
TheEdgeProperty.com turned one this month, passing major milestones in its first year of operations.
PROPERTY SNAPSHOT 3: What are developments priced in USJ?
While the newer properties are becoming more upscale, most of the older projects in USJ are predominantly within the mid-end segment.
