Thursday, March 31, 2011
Sunday, March 27, 2011
Casa Tropika Puchong
Looking for a home that gives you space to grow and explore yet keeps you safe and secure? Casa Tropika @ Puchong offers such a sanctuary where you and the whole family would love to spend the spring time of your life in
Peace of Mind, Space to Unwind
This 520-unit condominium, spread over three blocks, has a four-tier security system - comprising intercom, security guard services, CCTV surveillance and access card - to safeguard what’s most important to you.
The three-bedroom units come in three main designs, each with tasteful and quality finishing, functional space, and practical layouts for your comfort and convenience. Ranging from 1,006 to 1,260 sq ft, the condos are priced from RM270,000 to RM370,000, truly good value for your money.
A plethora of modern and contemporary facilities welcome you home after a long day at work — from swimming pools to the fitness gym, the yoga zone to the amphitheatre. Have friends over for an alfresco BBQ or a game of tennis, or get to know your neighbours over some tai chi or basketball. Play pool and billiards or sing the night away in the karaoke room ... you’ll never complain of being bored again. The many relaxing cabanas, seating pavilions and reflexology paths lets you get away from it all without leaving your home.
Even the kids will have more than enough to keep them occupied as they roam and play freely. There’s a wading pool, an indoor children play area, a computer and reading area, a recreational robotic room and a recreational art room!
Convenience at Your Doorstep
This 99-year-lease development sits on a strategically located 4.98 acres in Puchong, Selangor, a five-minute drive to Bandar Puteri Puchong. Casa Tropika is close to eight schools, including SJK (C) Han Ming, three major hypermarkets and a major shopping mall, IOI Mall, in the vicinity. It is easily accessible to the rest of the Klang Valley, such as Subang Jaya and Petaling Jaya, and the Kuala Lumpur city centre, via a number of major thoroughfares and highways.
Adjacent to Casa Tropika is 12 units of three-storey shop offices, by the same developer, TSI Property Development Sdn Bhd. It has been earmarked for a One-stop Academic City, where young children can learn, play and grow. The planned hub is expected to house child care, kindergarten and tuition centres as well as offer classes such as music, dance, languages, art and crafts, speech and drama, and mental arithmetic, among others.
The TSI Group seeks to position itself as a creator of caring and distinctive lifestyles. Its property portfolio includes the largest wholesale plaza in Malaysia, GM Klang; serviced condomiums and shops at D’Alamanda @ Pudu Impian, Kuala Lumpur; hybrid shop offices, shophouses, bungalows, three-storey link homes and apartments in Cheras; the 20-storey Plaza GM in Kuala Lumpur; as well as terrace houses and shops in Sg Karang, Kuantan.
So whether you’re looking for a place to call home for your young family, or more space to yourself, or a gold-mine investment, Casa Tropika is the answer. Check it out now and enjoy an attractive early bird discount.
For more info, please contact 012-203 6064 / 016-228 8661 or check out http://www.casatropika.com.my/.
Source: iProperty
Thursday, March 24, 2011
Thursday, March 17, 2011
Millennia City Puchong
Property developer Millennium Land Sdn Bhd plans to build a integrated commercial complex worth RM1.5bil in gross develoment value called Millennia City in Puchong.
Millennium Land executive director Benjamin Tan said the Millennia City would be built on a 40.46ha and would comprise of M Square, a 380,000 sq ft self-enclosed six-storey shopping mall. The proposed development will be linked to the Hilton Garden Inn and a 2.1 million sq ft Street Mall.
“Upon completion, the Street Mall, comprising 13 blocks of six-storey retail and office units, will be the country’s largest alfresco mall and the commercial heartbeat of Puchong,” he said at the signing of management agreement with Hilton Worldwide yesterday.
M Square will feature a 1,200-seat convention hall offering facilities and services for meetings, incentives, conferences and exhibitions segment. Construction of the complex is due to begin this year.
Tan said the company planned to also include high-rise condominiums in the project.
He said Puchong was one of the fastest growing districts in terms of growth especially in three key areas – population, monthly household income and commercialisation, adding that the percentage of households in Puchong that earn incomes between RM7,000 and RM20,000 have risen from 3% to 87%.
Meanwhile, Tan said the agreement entailed the development of Hilton Garden Inn which will offer affordable accommodation to mid-market business and leisure travelers. “There has been a sharp increase in demand in recent years for mid-market hotels in Puchong.”
Source: The Star
Saturday, March 12, 2011
TTDI Puchong
Naza TTDI Sdn Bhd, the property development arm of Naza Group, plans to launch 18 new projects this year with a combined gross development value (GDV) of RM1.6 billion.
Naza TTDI chairman SM Nasarudin SM Nasimuddin said the launches are part of its long-term plan to become one of Malaysia's top 10 property companies in the next three years.
"We also plan to launch our projects outside of the Klang Valley and make our maiden venture overseas such as in Singapore, Vietnam, Indonesia and China," Nasarudin said at a briefing on its financial performance in 2010 and outlook this year in Shah Alam, Selangor, yesterday.
Group managing director SM Faliq SM Nasimuddin said the new projects are expected to increase Naza TTDI's net profit in 2011 by 22 per cent to RM100 million from RM82 million in 2010.
Group turnover this year is targeted to hit RM1 billion, up 57.5 per cent from RM635 million in 2010.
Faliq added that the company hopes to rake in a net profit of RM267 million and a turnover of RM2.2 billion by 2015.
"In future, we hope to form joint ventures or embark on merger and acquisition plans with companies that have strategic assets and landbanks as part of our expansion plan at home and abroad," said Nasarudin.
He said the company aims to boost its landbank to over 200ha in the next two years from 161ha currently.
The project launches this year will comprise both residential and commercial developments such as TTDI Grove in Kajang, TTDI Alam Impian in Shah Alam, TTDI Dualis in Puchong, as well as a 35-storey tower in Jalan Tun Razak, Kuala Lumpur.
The company has also formed an associate construction company, Naza TTDI Construction, as it feels it is the right time to start diversifying and entering the construction business.
Naza TTDI Construction will complement Naza TTDI's business, offering complete construction services in the fields of building, civil engineering and infrastructure works.
On its RM650 million Matrade International Exhibition Centre, Nasarudin said piling works are ongoing and it will call the media for an update in June.
He added the company has no plans to go for a listing yet but may do so in the future, should the need to raise funds arise, coupled with right stock market conditions.
Established 37 years ago, the Naza Group, which also has operations in automotive, hotels and food, has completed more than 14,000 residential and commercial units, including in Taman Tun Dr Ismail, Petaling Jaya, Section 13 Shah Alam and the Platinum Park in Kuala Lumpur City Centre.
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Source: Business Times
Wednesday, March 2, 2011
Rela Launches Patrolling Unit In Taman Puchong Utama
Rela launched its patrolling unit at Taman Puchong Utama in Puchong recently.
Five members in the group will patrol on motorcycles or walk from 10pm to 2am every Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
According to Petaling district Rela chief Lt Col (Rela) Md Fuad Ahamad, the Rela members patrolled the area round the clock during the recent Chinese New Year holidays.
“The patrolling by Rela is the first to be held in Puchong area,’’ said Md Fuad, during the launch at the Residents’ Committee cabin.
Also present were Subang Jaya Municipal Council councillor Michael Tamil, Petaling district Rela platoon chiefs Selvam Benjamin and Panir Muthusamy.
Md Fuad explained that besides Puchong, six areas — Taman Medan, Seri Kembangan, Putra Heights, Sungai Buloh, Kota Damansara and Shah Alam — under the Petaling district had Rela members patrolling the area.
He urged Rela volunteers in Taman Puchong Utama to gain the public’s confidence and not intimidate them by showing handcuffs.
“We must do our work with dignity, be disciplined, friendly, punctual and willing to lend a helping hand to the public,’’ said Md Fuad.
Michael said residents in the area had been complaining about the influx of foreigners and petty crime.
“We hope the patrolling by Rela would deter thefts and reduce crime in the area,’’ he said.
Source: The Star
Free & Easy Ride Around Puchong
Residents of Puchong have a reason to rejoice as IOI Properties Bhd launched its free shuttle bus service recently.
The bus service would be available for IOI Privilege Card holders and would travel from residential areas to commercial hubs such as IOI Mall, IOI Boulevard, Bandar Puteri Puchong and Giant Hypermarket.
Present at the launch were IOI Properties executive director Datuk David Tan, Kinrara assemblyman Teresa Kok and Subang Jaya municipal (MPSJ) councillor Pooi Weng Keong, as well as representatives from residents associations in Puchong.
“With this shuttle bus service, we hope not only to provide a convenient mode of transport for residents, but also reduce air pollution and work towards a greener township,” said Tan.
He said that they would be monitoring the bus service for a month before deciding if they will increase the number of buses.
“If the response is good, we will also be implementing a GPS Tracking System whereby residents can track the bus.
“This would be convenient as they wouldn’t need to wait around at the bus stops until the bus arrives,” he said.
He added that all residents and home owners within the township were eligible for the privilege card for free.
Meanwhile, Kok said that the shuttle bus service was a good move by the developers.
“Hopefully it can help resolve traffic jams in our community.” she said.
She also expressed hope that the Subang Jaya Municipal Council (MPSJ) would emulate the Petaling Jaya City Council (MBPJ), to provide community buses to ease traffic woes.
Besides launching the shuttle bus service, Tan also launched the ONE-IOI Net, which is a township-wide, high-speed intranet connecting all residents and business communities within the township.
The service would help businesses promote their products and services to residents, as well as provide first hand information on IOI Mall merchants.
The free shuttle bus service will run from 9.30am to 6.30pm, from Tuesdays to Sundays. Route time would take approximately 40 minutes.
The eye-catching green and yellow bus which features a bumblebee design, had been running since Feb 1 as part of an awareness exercise.
Those interested to apply for the privilege card may do so at the IOI Sales Galleria in Bandar Puteri Puchong or IOI Mall.
A Boon For Puchong Folks
Residents of Puchong now need not travel all the way to Putrajaya to apply or renew their passports.
The National Registration Department has opened an Immigration counter with six officers to attend to the passport needs of residents in Puchong, a growing township with a population of over 300,000 people.
Seven months ago the government annnonced a pilot project under which counters will be opened at National Registration Departments in Puchong, Gombak and Kepong to better serve the people.
The counter was opened at the NRD in Puchong Utama on Feb 16.
Datuk Loo Yeng Peng, the special officer to Home Minister Datuk Seri Hishammuddin Hussein, visited the NRD and on behalf of the ministry handed out citizenship papers to successfull applicants.
Among the six red identity card holders who received their citizenship were Lim Kim Jiok, 69, Koh Ngai Long, 69 and Tan Kong Beng, 55.
“I am sure the people of Puchong will be happy now that they can do all their passport matters nearer home,” he told the Star shortly after handing over the citizenship papers.
He credited himself with mooting the idea to have a multi-purpose counter at NRDs under the govenment’s new administration’s People First, Performance Now concept.
“This is no just talk. Whatever the government has promised it is being realised and I am happy to be part of the new initiative,” said Loo, who is BN representative for Puchong and the municipality’s Gerakan Division chairman.
Loo also said that the Home Ministry through the NRD has set a one year maximum period for processing citizenship applications.
“A time limit for applications involving citizenship, entry permits or late registration of births, did not exist in the past but now the government has set a one year period as a guideline,” he said.
Over the past two years, the Home Ministry had processed 219,485 applications comprising 62,604 applications for citizenship, entry permit appeal (18,162) and late registration of births (138,719).
Source: The Star
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