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KINGFISHER INANAM the Address @ Inanam’S Showroom Is Now Open for Public Viewing EAST MALAYSIA’S LEADING PROPERTY PORTAL, MAGAZINE & EXPO FEATURED PROPERTY KINGFISHER INANAM The Address @ Inanam’s Showroom Is Now Open For Public Viewing Pacificity: Everything A Modern Office Needs Under One Roof | Gamuda Land : Sales Gallery Of Bukit Bantayan Residences Now Available | PH Expo Sandakan : Marking The Second Expo Of The Year | First PPA1M Project In Sabah IKEA, Always In Fashion | High Tech, Fifth-Gen Must Haves HOT TOPIC DRIVE HOT TOPIC Making Commercial Around the world It’s Never Too Early To Property Investment with a Mercedes-Benz Start: How To Teach Your Next Financial G-Class : An expedition Your Kids About Future for the 21st century Property Investment Wishing You All A HAPPY MOTHER’S DAY & HAPPY HARVEST FESTIVAL 2016 MOTHER’S DAY HOT TOPIC FEATURED HOT TOPIC 5 Reasons To Invest In INTERVIEW My View On Australian Property Mum’s The Word MyDeposit Scheme ISSUE 78 RM9.50 (Inc GST) www.PropertyHunter.com.my 1 2 www.PropertyHunter.com.my www.PropertyHunter.com.my 3 4 www.PropertyHunter.com.my www.PropertyHunter.com.my 5 6 www.PropertyHunter.com.my www.PropertyHunter.com.my 7 8 www.PropertyHunter.com.my www.PropertyHunter.com.my 9 CORPORATE TM Editor Iza Abidin CONTENTS Writer Rebecca Michelle Siaw PROPERTY SHOWCASE | 12 KINGFISHER INANAM The Address @ Inanam’s Showroom is now open for public viewing Creative & Design Stephenson Foo PROPERTY SHOWCASE | 18 PACIFICITY Pua Yu Bee Everything a modern office needs under one roof Property Hunter is published by: Online & IT Maxx Media (S) Sdn Bhd (1043783-T) FIRST PPA1M PROJECT IN SABAH Caleb Tseu Lot 4, 1st & 2nd Floor, Block A, Heritage Plaza, FEATURED EVENT | 24 Clifton Chin Jalan Lintas, 88300 Kota Kinabalu, Sabah, Malaysia FEATURED EVENT | 28 GAMUDA LAND Finance & Operation Elson Kho Office Hours: MUM’S THE WORD: Special interview with mothers in property 9:00am – 6:00pm (Monday – Friday) MOTHER’S DAY FEATURED INTERVIEW | 30 Marketing & Branding E: [email protected] Magdelene Muh T: +6088 719 787 SPECIAL EVENT | 36 PH EXPO SANDAKAN F: +6088 728 387 Marking The Second Expo Of The Year Marketing Events Debbie Eva Denis Printing IT’S NEVER TOO EARLY TO START Percetakan Kolombong Ria Sdn Bhd HOT TOPIC | 42 Circulation & Subscription Lot 3A & 5, Mile 5 1/2, Tuaran Road, Neutron How To Teach Your Kids About Property Investment Albee Chung Park, 88450 Kota Kinabalu, Sabah, Malaysia T: +60 88-426 691 HOT TOPIC | 50 5 REASONS TO INVEST IN AUSTRALIAN PROPERTY Administration & Accounts Jerace Lee Available monthly at leading Azizan Azim Bin Awg Ali bookstores and newsstands in Sabah LIFESTYLE | 56 DRIVE & Sarawak Around the world with a Mercedes-Benz G-Class Advertising Enquiries Poh Khay Inn • Orange 24 hours FURNISH (Manager, Media Planning) • Everise Supermarket IKEA, Always In Fashion T: +6013 865 6898 • Lintas Superstore E: [email protected] • City Grocer • Pick N Pay WATCH & GADGETS Alby Idang • WH Smith Fifth-Gen and must haves (Senior Executive, Media Planning) • SMART Bookshop T: +6013 865 2898 • City Gourmet HOT TOPIC | 70 MAKING COMMERCIAL PROPERTY INVESTMENT YOUR NEXT E: [email protected] • Tong Hing Supermarket FINANCIAL FUTURE Mazliana Mat Saidi (Senior Executive, Media Planning) HOT TOPIC | 74 THE NEW MYDEPOSIT SCHEME: What to know T: +6013 881 7898 in Sa d in S Fores de ba te ab le try a h in a b P M r h i r E: [email protected] P s a n c • Malaysian’s Overseas Preference: Australia, Singapore, o t COFFEE TALK | 78 i p c s e e s Events Enquiries R Indonesia and the UK Victor Yong • The property market is definitely not HOT in transactions, ok? 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Articles are published in the reliance upon the representations and warranties of the authors of the articles and without our knowledge of any infringement of any third party’s copyright. The publishers and editors do not authorise, sanction, approve or countenance any copyright infringement. This publication is protected under the Law of Malaysia Act 332 Copyrights Act 1987 and may not, in whole or part, be lent, copied, photocopied, reproduced, translated or reduced to any electronic medium or machine-readable format without the express written permission of the publisher. Copyrights 2013 Maxx Media (S) Sdn Bhd. All rights reserved. 10 www.PropertyHunter.com.my www.PropertyHunter.com.my 11 3 4 PROPERTY SHOWCASE KINGFISHER 5 6 At the Grand Launching of Kingfisher Inanam on 6th March, Chief Operating Officer, Mr. John Tan said that Hap Seng promises buyers value for money properties, thanks to its INANAM group synergy. THE ADDRESS @ INANAM’S SHOWROOM According to Mr. Tan, “Hap Seng owns their own quarry and trading company that supplies building materials. On top IS NOW OPEN FOR PUBLIC VIEWING of that, Hap Seng also owns a credit company that grants mortgage loans.” Development By Hap Seng Development Sdn Bhd Good news for real estate buyers and keen investors, the Kingfisher “Hap Seng has promised the Ministry of Local Government and Housing to build more than 1,000 units of affordable homes Inanam showroom by Hap Seng Properties Development Sdn Bhd is that caters to the lower to middle-income groups in Sabah,” said now open for public viewing! Mr. Tan, adding that Hap Seng has become a trusted household 7 name in property development that has also penetrated the Klang Valley market. Since Kingfisher Inanam’s preview at SHAREDA Propex 2015, the first of three blocks are almost sold out despite the softening market. Such success shows the confidence of buyers in the development with the correct formula. 1. Hap Seng Sales Team 6. Datuk Seri Panglima Hj Hajiji Hj 2. Launching gambit of Kingfisher Noor delivering speech Inanam 7. Datuk Asrie Kadir, Datuk Seri 3. Kingfisher Inanam Sales Gallery Panglima Hj Hajiji and Mr John 4. Master bedroom (Type B) Tan sharing a light moment 5. Living area (Typa A) 8. Nicole Lai, among the entertainers that evening www.PropertyHunter.com.my www.PropertyHunter.com.my 13 12 1 2 8 PROPERTY SHOWCASE 2 3 1 4 Sabah’s Own Homegrown Developer throw away from the Inanam Commercial the development (refer map), adding multiple Hap Seng is one of the most successful Centre and wet market, providing its future accessibility to the site. conglomerates in Sabah, with diversified residents a tranquil environment as well as businesses ranging from property, plantations, conveniences. Hap Seng has also made efforts to widen the quarry and building materials, trading, junction which turns in to Kingfisher Inanam automotive and credit. For over 50 years, The three blocks of condominium are built on to ease the traffic flow and added streetlights Hap Seng has built more than 10,000 units of a solid, flat ground. In wake of the earthquake, to brighten the area. homes throughout Sabah and currently has a Hap Seng has taken a precautionary step strong presence in Klang Valley. ahead to ensure its future residents’ safety State-Of-The-Art Facilities 5 6 7 is of utmost importance. The seismic design As icing on the cake, Kingfisher Inanam is Kingfisher Inanam is the third installation of of the Kingfisher Inanam takes into account also equipped with state-of-the-art facilities 1. Artist impression of Kingfisher Inanam 5. Artist impression of Skypark 2. Kitchen 6. Living room (Type B) the Kingfisher brand after Kingfisher II and the potential seismic forces, in order for it to with nearly two acres (85,000 sqft) of Affordable Pricing 3. Bedroom 7. Awards Kingfisher Sulaman. In addition to providing respond appropriately to the risks and threats dedicated Skypark (Level 5) which houses the With a great location and extensive facilities, 4. Location map high-quality and secure homes for individuals posed by natural hazards to the building and clubhouse, swimming pool, barbecue area, Kingfisher Inanam comes at an affordable price and families, the Kingfisher units have also its occupants. as well as a basketball and badminton court from RM380,000* onwards. It is a great investment proven themselves as great investments, as for recreational activities.
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