Dahlia Garden is yet another residential component launched at Pearl City township by Tambun Indah in Simpang Ampat. Located adjacent to Ambay Park and Aster Villa, is it just a mere minutes drive to Pearl City Mall, GEMS International Schools, SMJK Jit Sin II and several other shops and facilities.  It is about 10 minutes drive to the North-South Highway and Penang Second Bridge.

This development features a combination of double-storey terrace and semi-detached houses:

• 2-storey terrace (Type A) – 51 units
• 2-storey terrace (Type B) – 134 units
• 2-storey semi-detached – 24

Property Project : Dahlia Garden
Location : Pearl City, Simpang Ampat
Property Type : 2-storey terrace & semi-detached
Total Units: 185 (terrace), 24 (semi-d)
Land Area: 1,200sq.ft. onwards
Built-up Area: 20′ x 37′ onwards
Tenure : Freehold
Developer : Tambun Indah
Indicative Price: (to be confirmed)

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State Housing, Local Government, Town and Country Planning Committee chairman Jagdeep Singh Deo has instructed the Penang Housing Board to level up their efforts to deliver 250,000 units of affordable homes by 2030.

This new target has now surpassed the initial aim of delivering 220,000 units throughout the state.

“I will talk about this new target to the Chief Minister soon, and once it is approved, we will get down to business by doubling our efforts to deliver the units.

“Having a roof over our head is a basic necessity, and the Penang government will continue to ensure that every one, especially those in need, will be eligible to have their own homes,” Jagdeep told a press conference that was held in Komtar yesterday (Jan 31).

Separately, Jagdeep said the Housing Selection Process Enhancement Committee (SPEC), since its establishment in 2013, has approved affordable homes for 75,389 applicants, namely for RMM A (31,689), RMM B (13,323) and RMM C (30,377).

In a related development, he also stated that so far based on the current target of achieving 220,000 units of affordable homes, 45,903 units have been built. 18,354 units are in various stages of being built and 76,138 units are in various planning stages.

Source: Buletin Mutiara

Proposed commercial highrise development by Dikir Resources Sdn. Bhd. at Bukit Jambul. Situated next to Bukit Jambut Indah Lake, with direct access to Lebuh Bukit Jambul and Bukit Kukus Paired Road. It is surrounded by several highrise residential buildings, namely Alpine Tower, Parkview Towers, Lakeside Towers and Jambul Apartments.

This development comprises two 48-storey towers with a wellness concept in its design. It will offer 629 units of wellness suites and 9 levels of car parking podium. Facilities will be located at level 10.

The project is still pending approval. More details to be available upon official launch.

Project Name : (to be confirmed)
Location : Bukit Jambul
Property Type : Commercial
Tenure: (to be confirmed)
Built-up Size: (to be confirmed)
Total Units: 629 (wellness suite)
Indicative Price : (to be confirmed)
Developer : Dikir Resources Sdn. Bhd.

The success of Singapore’s Housing & Development Board (HDB) to provide public housing for 80 per cent of its citizens has motivated the Local Government Development Ministry to consult its experts as well as other foreign experts in its effort to build more affordable homes in Malaysia.

The ministry, in a statement, last week said: “The ministry will examine case studies for best practices on housing policies in other countries including neighbouring countries such as Singapore that have shown success in providing the public with affordable housing.

“This will allow the new National Housing Policy to take into account the various needs of the people according to their culture, customs, religions and scenarios of the multi-racial society in the country.

“We will also hold a knowledge-sharing session with housing experts from Singapore to discuss affordable housing management.

“This is to strengthen the country’s housing development strategy based on the six core values of Madani, namely kemampanan (sustainability), kesejahteraan (prosperity), dayacipta (innovation), hormat (respect), keyakinan (trust) and ihsan (compassion),” it said.

Local Government Development Minister Nga Kor Ming had earlier said the Singaporean government had given its nod for HDB flat contractors to visit his ministry next month to share their knowledge on building affordable homes in Malaysia.

Source: NST Online

Orange Melur, is a small landed residential development by Tah Wah at Bagan Ajam in Butterworth. Located near Taman Melur, only a mere minutes’ drive to Econsave and Tesco Bagan Ajam. It is surrounded by an abundance of amenities with easy access via Jalan Raja Uda. Butterworth Outer Ring Road is only 2km away.

This development comprises 16 units of 3-storey terrace houses with a spacious design and layout. It will have a standard built-up area of 2,426 square feet, with a spacious parking space for 4 cars, 4 toilets and 4 rooms.

Project Name : Orange Melur
Location : Butterworth
Property Type : Terrace
Tenure : Freehold
Land Area: 1,733sq.ft. onwards
Built-up Area: 2,436sq.ft. onwards
Total Units : 16
Indicative Price: (to be confirmed)
Developer : Tah Wah Group

DISCLAIMER: This article is solely based on research done using publicly available data. This is not an advertisement. Any claim, statistic, quote or other representation about a project or service should be verified with the developer, provider, or party in question.