KUALA LUMPUR: Sime Darby Property’s latest development, City of Elmina saw a near 100% take up during its soft launch which involved 255 units of double-storey link houses valued at RM188.18mil.
Chief operating officer Datuk Wahab Maskan said the township provided buyers with a balanced lifestyle where it boasts a 300-acre parkland that is an extension of the existing 2,700-acre forest reserve adjacent to the township.
“The township will also feature, amongst others, a 70-kilometer cycling track, a well-marked marathon-distance (42km) jogging track and a wellness cluster of retail shops, facilities and amenities centered on health and well-being.
“In addition, safety and security of our residents will also be a priority and have been incorporated from the design stage of this township,” he added.
Sime Darby said the industrial component within City of Elmina had also been well received where the group recently saw all 51 vacant lots amounting to 95.46 acres with a sales value of RM370.07mil being completely taken up.
The group added it is planning to unveil the next phase of homes in the existing township in the fourth quarter of 2013.
The township is a part of the Selangor Vision City, where the entire Guthrie Corridor is set to be the growth center and catalyst within Greater Kuala Lumpur and Klang Valley.
(The Star, July 10)
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