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Waiting 4??? Condo A PULLOUT EVERY FRIDAY WITH FRIDAY,8888% AUGUST 23, 2019 5 - S T A R FACILITIES . ISSUE 2954/2019 . PP19055/06/2016(034530) 5 - S T A R AMAZING FACILITIES PRINT + DIGITAL WHAT ARE YOU 5 - S T A R WAITING FOR??? DEALSOWN AN EXCLUSIVE FACILITIES SF 1 EP FRIDAY AUGUST 23, 2019 • THEEDGE FINANCIAL DAILY CONDO 5 MIN FROM KLCC 5 - S T A R EP FACILITIES A SPECIAL FOCUS BY LIVING BY THE FOREST AT 06 AUGUST 23, 2019 NEWS SETIA ECO INSTA-SPOTS08 TEMPLER INSIDE he forest, fresh air, waterfalls, and Notably, the design concept of Setia Eco Templer was BROUGHT TO YOU BY everything else one loves about the drawn from local history — that of the former British High great outdoors – all at your doorstep. Commissioner Sir Gerald Templer and his journey to Ma- Life at Setia Eco Templer offers all that laya in 1952. and more. Hailing from Essex, a small town in the UK, Sir Gerald For city folks in Kuala Lumpur, living Templer arrived through the Melaka Straits via Bali, Indone- amidst nature is something they could sia. His origin serves as the inspiration for the name of Setia only dream of, but just wait until you step Eco Templer’s first residential phase — Essex Gardens with simply the best simply the best into Setia Eco Templer, S P Setia Bhd’s township development its English-inspired design concept. This was followed by located in Templer Park, Rawang, Selangor, just 23km away the Peranakan culture-inspired phase 2A called Peranakan best simply the best simply the from the Kuala Lumpur (KL) city centre. Straits and the Balinese-themed phase 2B called Amantara. What build-to-rent simply the best simply the best TWith the majestic hills of Bukit Takun as its backdrop, the “This project is based on the story of Sir Gerald Templer’s development lies within a green sanctuary embraced by the journey to Malaya. The natural reserves at Templer Park was best simply the best simply the rainforest at Templer Park and the Kanching Eco-Forest Park. named after him. Even this clubhouse, which was built 30 The 194-acre modern township development launched its years ago was named after him. This is the real history of this first phase in 2016, offering English, Peranakan and Balinese-in- place and we wish to remind people of this through this de- Don’t spired bungalows, semidees, link villas, two- and three-sto - velopment,” says Setia Eco Templer Sdn Bhd general manager rey shop offices and a Rumah Selangorku affordable housing Dianne Chan at the refurbished colonial-design clubhouse. augurs5-star for EcoWorld Colourful, scheme. CONTINUES NEXT PAGE miss our International contemporary SPECIAL and modern Fully FOCUS on furnishedSETIA ECO ~*~*~*~The freshest mist and flowing water of the creeks are daily blessings for the facilities residents of Essex Gardens, ItalianSetia Eco Templer. marblewithTEMPLER WHAT ARE YOU WAITING 4??? CONDO Information on advertisements and marketing brochures available should be true and online + offline and accurate, right? 5 mins away from MRT from away mins 5 Missed our past issues? Find out when you Tap or click could be taken for a Subscribe here to visit our to pullout digital archive! Pages 4 and 5 ride on . for FREE www.EdgeProp.my ! 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Under the the maximum monthly household brand name Westlite Accommo- income to RM4,360 (from RM2,300 dation, it currently owns and oper- previously), while the maximum ates seven worker accommodation property price has been increased assets comprising 30,700 beds in The Edge Property Sdn Bhd to RM300,000 (from RM150,000 Johor and Penang. (1091814-P) previously). “By mid-next year, our new Level 3, Menara KLK, No. 1 Jalan PJU 7/6, Mutiara asset in Johor will be completed Damansara, 47810 Petaling Jaya, Matrix Concepts and we will add 3,600 beds to the Selangor, Malaysia Berjaya Land Bhd through its sub- Grocer adopts a very strategic and Malaysian portfolio. on growth momentum sidiary Berjaya Golf Resort Bhd prudent approach in identifying “We have another asset in EdgeProp.my Matrix Concepts Holdings Bhd saw has entered into a lease agreement suitable locations for its stores. As Penang which is pending approval its revenue surpass RM1 billion for with Trendcell Sdn Bhd to operate such, we are glad that The Tropika from the authorities. That will Managing Director/Editor-in-chief the fi rst time in the last fi nancial a Jaya Grocer store with F&B out- has been chosen as the location for be another 6,100 beds,” said Au Foong Yee year, and is optimistic its growth lets at the commercial portion of its next store as this indicates that Centurion’s workers’ accommodation EDITORIAL trend will continue despite the Berjaya Land’s latest development The Tropika is a premier location in country head in Malaysia, Alfred Lee Executive Editor Sharon Kam challenges in the property sector. The Tropika in Bukit Jalil, Kuala Bukit Jalil,” said Tan at the signing during a media briefing in Kuala Assistant Editor Tan Ai Leng Deputy Chief Copy Editor The Negeri Sembilan property Lumpur. ceremony. Lumpur on Aug 20. James Chong developer achieved its best-ever Jaya Grocer will take up 23,695 The Tropika is a mixed de- Senior Writer performance in the fi nancial year sq ft and is expected to start opera- velopment located on 6.5 acres Rachel Chew Get BREAKING Writers ended March 31, 2019 (FY19). tions in about two-and-a-half years. of freehold land in Bukit Jalil. PROPERTY Natalie Khoo, Shawn Ng, “The performance was driven Berjaya Land Bhd CEO Syed Ali The residential part of the pro- NEWS Chin Wai Lun, Chelsey Poh by higher sales of our landed Shahul Hameed and Jaya Grocer ject comprises 868 units spread Art Director Sharon Khoh delivered to Senior Designer Jun Kit properties and a launch mix of mainly chief financial officer Chong across four towers with unit Designer Rajita Sivan affordable to mid-end offerings in Han Keong were signatories to built-ups ranging from 732 sq ft you daily via WhatsApp! 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