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FREEHOLD THEUrbanite Effect BEGINS HERE EXPERIENCES WORK SMART THAT POP CONVENIENCE IS HERE SHOOT AND SCORE FOR CREATIVE S TAY ENERGY SMART GO FURTHER Introducing Trion@KL, an exciting mixed development with an urbanite attitude that radiates life, energy, and endless possibilities. Trion@KL is convenience you can own as a freehold serviced apartment. OVERVIEW PROJECT NAME LAND TENURE Trion@KL Freehold DEVELOPER LAND ACRE Binastra Land Sdn Bhd 4.075 acres LOCATION COMPONENTS Kuala Lumpur 2 Blocks 66-Storey Serviced Apartment 1 Block 37-Storey Serviced Apartment Mercure Kuala Lumpur ADDRESS Commercial Component Jalan Sungai Besi, off Jalan Chan Sow Lin, Kuala Lumpur BOLT (TOWER A) – 66-Storey NEO (TOWER B) – 66-Storey SHEEN (TOWER C) – 56-Storey OVERVIEW TOTAL UNITS (RESIDENTIAL) 1344 | BOLT (TOWER A) - 536 , NEO (TOWER B) - 592, SHEEN (TOWER C) - 216 Unit Per Floor (Residental) BOLT (Tower A) - 10 units/floor | NEO (Tower B) - 11 units/floor | SHEEN (Tower C) - 8 units/floor No. of Lift BOLT (Tower A) - 6 + 1 | NEO (Tower B) - 6 + 1 | SHEEN (Tower C) - 4 + 1 Total No. of Retail Lots 38 Total of Retail lot GFA 86,047 SQ. FT. Total No. of Hotel Rooms 235 Rooms Schedule of Payment Under Schedule H (Applicable to residential unit only) Expected 1st SPA Signing Yet To Confirm Expected Completion Date Q4 of 2023 Maintenance Fee Estimated RM 0.36 psf , Total Carparks Residential - 1,881 | Hotel - 158 | Retail - 244 | Total - 2,283 Selling Price BOLT (Tower A) - RM549,800 - RM946,800 NEO (Tower B) - RM549,800 - RM914,800 SHEEN (Tower C) - RM594,800 - RM831,800 A WORLD OF EASE SEAMLESS CONNECTIVITY Live close to five major roads and highways: Jalan Tun Razak, Jalan Istana, Jalan Sungai Besi, the Besraya Highway, INTEGRATED and the Maju Expressway (MEX). LIVING ULTIMATE It’s all within one address: a 66-storey iconic residence, retail offerings, and a CONVENIENCE 4-star hotel, Mercure Kuala Lumpur, Shuttle bus services offered from Trion@KL owned by Binastra Land. to the Chan Sow Lin LRT station and a proposed MRT station (1km). A PREMIERE ADDRESS GBI Live within the postal code of CERTIFIED the KL city centre. The Green Building Index (GBI) is an industry recognised green rating certification for buildings in A STRATEGIC environmental design and performance. LOCATION Stay within 5km of KL city centre’s key destinations, including KLCC, TRX and Bandar Malaysia. A WORLD OF EASE A WORLD-CLASS HOTEL The 4-star hotel, Mercure Kuala Lumpur, is found on Levels 38 to 56 and comes with 235 rooms. Lavish facilities are offered, FORM from a bar to its own swimming pool. AND FUNCTION LAVISH SERVICES The lobby and car park podium feature BY MERCURE inspiring designs to uplift your daily lifestyle. KUALA LUMPUR VAST Enjoy a la carte services for residents within your own home, including POSSIBILITIES housekeeping, laundry pick-up & delivery, room service, and event & catering. 38 units of retail options will be available here, offering exciting opportunities. SKY- HIGH A HAVEN ADVANTAGES OF FLAVOURS A host of amenities and facilities are offered, together with KL’s iconic skyline views. A variety of food and beverage offerings will be available at Trion@KL to tempt your taste buds. A WORLD OF EASE LIVE, LEARN PLAY, HEALTH Life here is inspired by these four components: Live a balanced lifestyle at Trion@KL, Learn at the Herb Garden, Play at the Badminton Courts, and put Health first by SEE THE WORLD utilising the Cloud Jogging Track in the sky. DIFFERENTLY CRAFTED Live and play within one of the tallest serviced apartments in the city at 66-storeys high. FOR YOUR NEEDS Layouts from 689 sq. ft. to 1,055 sq. ft. A REFRESHING RESPITE DuAL-KEY With more than 40 facilities available, OPTIONS excitement can be found throughout Practical layouts for every individual or Levels 8, 54 & 55, and 66. family from 797 sq. ft. to 1,055 sq. ft., with sub-meters in place. PARTY ABOVE IT ALL A wARM Enjoy lush lifestyle amenities from WELCOME HOME Level 55’s Sky Dining Area, Sky Karaoke All units come partially furnished. and Sky Lounge, to Level 66’s Party Deck. A WORLD OF EASE FREEHOLD OWNERSHIP Trion@KL is a freehold property that COMMITTED is yours to own forever, and is also higher in value and easier to sell TO THE FUTURE than leasehold units. Trion@KL’s residential units come with an Automatic Waste Collection System, an ACCESSIBLE innovative green technology that reduces costs and ensures the highest hygienic standards. LUXURY EASY Prices estimated from RM500,000. ACCESSIBILITY A TRUSTED BOLT (Tower A) and NEO (Tower B) come with 6+1 lifts, while SHEEN (Tower C) has 4+1 lifts. DEVELOPER Binastra Land is a trusted lifestyle developer with a proven track record and COMPLETE strong cash flow. Our focus on developing one project at a time allows us to deliver PEACE OF MIND ahead of schedule, with the highest level of quality control. Trion@KL features at least a 3-tier security system with boom gate access to the car park, access card to lift lobby, and access card within the lift car. A WORLD OF OPPORTUNITY CONNECTIVITY Royal Selangor Club KLCC JLN. TUN RAZAK JALAN KAMPUNG PANDAN KL TOWER KUALA LUMPUR JLN. YEW LEBUHRAYA SUNGAI BESI (BESRAYA) CONNECTIONS THAT JALAN LOKE YEW JALAN CHERAS BRING YOU FURTHER JLN. DUA JLN. SUNGAI BESI SUNGAI JLN. JLN. CHAN SOW LIN Trion@KL connects you to the heart of To Mont Kiara CHERAS Kuala Lumpur – and beyond. JALAN ISTANA Seek the near, or go further with unparalleled accessibility to major highways and rail transportation. BANGSAR JALAN SYED PUTRA SYED JALAN BANDAR MALAYSIA LEBUHRAYA HUBUNGAN TIMUR - BARAT To Taman Connaught TAMAN DESA LEBUHRAYA SUNGAI BESI (BESRAYA) To Sri Petaling To Petaling Jaya AMENITIES Royal Prince Court Selangor Medical Centre Club KLCC TRX JLN. TUN RAZAK TREC JALAN KAMPUNG PANDAN KL TOWER Pavilion Kuala Lumpur IKEA AEON Cheras Taman KUALA LUMPUR Maluri Sunway Velocity Tung Shin Times JLN. YEW Hospital Square Mall HELP Proposed MRT SJK (C) College Chung Kwo Chan Sow Lin Tsun Jin LRT Chan VIVA High School Sow Lin Home LEBUHRAYA SUNGAI BESI (BESRAYA) CULTIVATING JALAN LOKE YEW JALAN CHERAS Southgate Commercial CREATIVE ENERGY Centre JLN. DUA TESCO JLN. SUNGAI BESI SUNGAI JLN. JLN. CHAN SOW LIN EXTRA With a world of opportunities at To Mont Kiara BHP CHERAS Cheras your feet, you choose where you JALAN ISTANA KL Sentral channel your energy into. Alice Smith Int. School Sekolah NU Menengah From young professionals to Sentral Teknik Cheras LRT Cheras urban explorers, advantage is BANGSAR on your side here. University Hospital Bangsar Village PUTRA SYED JALAN BANDAR LRT Salak Selatan MALAYSIA KTM Salak Selatan Mid Valley Megamall LEBUHRAYA HUBUNGAN TIMUR - BARAT To Taman Connaught TAMAN DESA LEBUHRAYA SUNGAI BESI (BESRAYA) LEBUHRAYA KL - SEREMBAN To Sri Petaling To Petaling Jaya ACCESSIBILITY CHERAS BANDAR MALAYSIA KLCC SUNWAY PYRAMID 2KM 4.3KM 5KM 15KM DESTINATIONS WITHIN REACH BANDAR RAYA MID VALLEY CITY BANGSAR SOUTH 4KM 8KM 8.8KM JALAN SUNGAI BESI JALAN TUN RAZAK 350M 6.3KM ACCESSIBILITY FROM JALAN CHAN SOW LIN JALAN CHERAS 2KM SHOPPING MALLS IKEA CHERAS PAVILION (MYTOWN) VIVA HOME KUALA LUMPUR 1.9KM 3KM 4.4KM SUNWAY TIMES SQUARE VELOCITY MALL 3.4KM 2KM BANGSAR TESCO EXTRA VILLAGE CHERAS 10KM 7KM SHOPPING MALLS MID VALLEY NU SENTRAL MEGAMALL 6KM 8KM CONNECTIVITY & LANDMARKS LRT SALAK SELANTAN KL SENTRAL 3KM 6KM CONNECTIONS LRT & PROPOSED LRT MRT CHAN SOW LIN CHERAS 1KM 5.4KM THE EXCHANGE TRX KL TOWER 2.9KM 5.6KM LANDMARKS KLCC 5KM EDUCATION & HEALTHCARE ALICE SMITH INTERNATIONAL TSUN JIN HELP COLLEGE SCHOOL HIGH SCHOOL 1.2KM 3.3KM 3.6KM ; 1.7KM (WALK) EDUCATION SJK (C) SMT CHERAS CHUNG KWO 3.3KM 1.3KM PRINCE COURT MEDICAL CENTRE IJN 3KM 6.2KM HEALTHCARE SUNWAY VELOCITY TUNG SHIN GLENEAGLES MEDICAL CENTER HOSPITAL HOSPITAL 2KM 4KM 7KM ELEVATION PLAN BOLT (TOWER A) NEO (TOWER B) SHEEN (TOWER C) MERCURE 66-Storey KUALA LUMPUR Serviced Apartment Mercure Kuala Lumpur Commercial Component CAR PARK *For illustration purposes only. ELEVATION PLAN BOLT (TOWER A) NEO (TOWER B) LEVEL 66 SKY FACILITIES M&E FACILITY SHEEN (TOWER C) LEVEL 55 (TOWER B) SKY FACILITIES M&E FACILITY LEVEL 54 (TOWER A) MERCURE SKY FACILITIES KUALA LUMPUR M&E FACILITY LEVEL 8 PODIUM FACILITIES CAR PARK *For illustration purposes only. COMMERCIAL POOLSIDE LOUNGE @ LEVEL 8 LAGOON POOL @ LEVEL 8 GYMNASIUM @ LEVEL 8 SUNKEN SEAT @ LEVEL 8 ELEVATED BOARDWALK @ LEVEL 8 ELEVATED BOARDWALK @ LEVEL 8 VIEWING DECK @ LEVEL 8 STARRY LOUNGE @ LEVEL 66 NEWS NEWS KUALA LUMPUR (Sept 1): The Kuala “We are inching closer towards a win-win Lumpur-Singapore high-speed rail (HSR) deal on HSR, thanks to the hardwork (sic) mega project will be deferred for two years of officials from both sides,” Azmin said in a without penalty to either nation, The Edge tweet on Aug 30. weekly reported in its Sept 3 issue. 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    Notes and References

    Notes and References 1 The Growth of Trade, Trading Networks and Mercantilism in Pre-colonial South-East Asia I. Victor B. Lieberman, 'Local integration and Eurasian analogies: structuring South­ East Asian history c.1350-c.l830', Modem Asian Studies, 27, 3 (1993) p. 477. 2. Ibid., p. 480. 3. Victor B. Lieberman, Burmese Administrative Cycles: Anarchy and Conquest, c./580-1760 (Princeton, 1984) p. 21. 4. James C. Ingram, Economic Change in Thailand 1850-1970 (Stanford, 1971) p. 12. 5. Sompop Manarungsan, The Economic Development of Thailand 1850-1950: Re­ sponse to the Challenge of the World Economy (Bangkok, 1989) p. 32. 6. Lieberman (1993) p. 500. 7. Anthony Reid, 'Economic and social change c.l400-1800', in Nicholas Tarling (ed.) The Cambridge History of South-East Asia, from Early Times to c./800, vol. I (Cambridge, 1992) pp. 481-3. For a stimulating study of how Dutch intervention and the native Islamic reform movements eroded indigenous capital­ ist development in coffee production, see C. Dobbin, Islamic Revivalism in a Changing Peasant Economy: Central Srw~atra 1784-1847 (London, 1983). 8. Anthony Reid, 'The origins of revenue farming in South-East Asia', in John Butcher and Howard Dick (eds) The Rise and Fall of Revenue Farming: Busi­ ness Elites and the Emergence of the Modern State in South-East Asia (London, 1993) pp. 70-1. 9. Anthony Reid, 'The seventeenth century crisis in South-East Asia', Modern Asian Studies 24 (October 1990) pp. 642-5; Denys Lombard and Jean Aubin (eds) Marc/rands et hommes d'affaires asiatiques dans /'Ocean lndien et Ia Mer de Chine, 13e-20e sitkles (Paris, 1988).