About Savana @ Utropolis

This is the fourth phase of Paramount Property’s Utropolis development at Batu Kawan. Located along Jalan Cassia Barat 2, adjacent to Sensasi and Sinaran Residences. It is less than 5 minutes’ walking distance to Design Village outlet mall and UOW MALAYSIA KDU Penang University College, with easy access to Penang Second Bridge and North-South Expressway. This development features 522 residential units with 8 levels of car parking podium.

*Photo taken in Jun 2025

Find out more about Utropolis @ Batu Kawan:

• Phase 1 – Sensasi Commercial & Residential Suites (Completed)
• Phase 2 – Suasana Residential Suites (Completed)
• Phase 3 – Sinaran Avenue & Sinaran Residences (Completed)
• Phase 4 – Savana (On-going)

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Penang is poised to make a mark in the world of agrotechnology and durian cultivation with the development of Penang Durian Valley @Relau, formerly known as Sedusun Tech Valley. The upcoming center will serve as a hub for durian-related research and development (R&D), education, branding, and agrotourism.

The project, spearheaded by the Penang State Government in collaboration with the Northern Corridor Implementation Authority (NCIA) and Penang Agrotech Sdn. Bhd., is currently undergoing initial site preparation. This includes land clearing, structural restoration, and preservation of existing trees.

State Executive Councillor for Agrotechnology and Food Security, Fahmi Zainol, shared that once completed, the center will be handed over to the state government for operation. “This initiative will not only promote agrotourism but also attract investments in modern agricultural technologies, making it a win for both the economy and the environment,” he said.

Sustainability is a key pillar of the project. NCIA is working closely with various government agencies to implement advanced smart farming technologies aimed at boosting productivity while preserving the ecological balance. Among the agencies involved is the Penang Department of Agriculture, which is tasked with screening potential operators and collaborators.

Set to be Malaysia’s first durian arboretum, the valley will feature 65 registered clones of durian, preserving genetic diversity while reinforcing Penang’s identity as a leading durian-producing state.

Chief Minister Chow Kon Yeow, during the Penang Durian Festival in June 2025, highlighted that the center will serve as a national durian data hub, the only one of its kind in Malaysia. It will document all known durian varieties while advancing research, education, and innovation in the sector.

According to Penang’s Agriculture Department Director, Mohd. Muhaimin Ibrahim, the project is on track and enjoys strong inter-agency cooperation. Funded with RM50 million from the Federal Government, the project is expected to be completed by the first quarter of 2027.

Once operational, Penang Durian Valley @Relau is envisioned as Malaysia’s “Agricultural Silicon Valley,” focusing on sustainable and smart agriculture to transform the nation’s durian industry.

Nanyang Street (Chinese: 南洋街; pinyin: Nányáng Jiē) at RU Square, Raja Uda, represents a transformative blend of early Penang style and Southern Chinese Eclectic architecture, evolving into stylish and classic shophouses. Drawing inspiration from the UNESCO World Heritage site of George Town, this development brings heritage design to the heart of Raja Uda, Butterworth, Penang. It features 77 units of shophouses, each reflecting a unique architectural style.

Experience the Vibrancy and Vibe of RU Square

Situated in the well-established town of Raja Uda, Butterworth. Nanyang Street is well-positioned to contribute significantly to the neighborhood’s ongoing development. Given its excellent connectivity and proximity to bustling hotspots, it has the potential to develop into a thriving business center that benefits the neighborhood and attracts significant investment. The Jayamas Property Group is proud to have created this new landmark, which has been carefully planned to house offices, businesses, entertainment venues, food and beverage establishments, and other necessities. A grocery store and an international school are soon to be added, which will further increase Nanyang Street’s allure as a handy and prosperous location for locals and investors.

The 3-storey/4-storey shophouses on Nanyang Street feature three distinct architectural phases: Phase 1 (Southern Chinese Eclectic Style), Phase 2 (Late Straits Eclectic Style), and Phase 3 (Art Deco Style). Indicative selling prices start from RM1,788,000 onwards. This project is targeted to be completed by Q4 2027.

Sales Gallery opens from 9 am – 6 pm (Monday to Saturday) and 11am – 4pm (Sunday & Public Holiday). Call 016-291 6133 for more details. Limited units available, grab now before it’s too late!

Jayamas Property Main Office: No. 11, Jalan Casa Residensi, Pusat Perniagaan Casa Residensi, 14000 Bukit Mertajam, Pulau Pinang.

Nestled within the 74.4-acre freehold Eco Sun township, Everine is proudly introduced as the first and only residential phase in this vibrant mixed-use development by EcoWorld in Batu Kawan.

Eco Sun’s journey began in 2024 with the successful launch of Aurea — a collection of individual double-storey shop offices (22′ x 65′) that continues to attract commercial interest. Now, this township enters a new chapter with Everine, bringing the joys of landed living to this well-connected and growing community

Introducing Landed Living to Eco Sun

Everine features a limited collection of double-storey terrace homes, thoughtfully crafted for comfort, functionality, and modern living. With generous built-ups of 20′ x 60′ and 22′ x 60′, these homes cater to families seeking more space and privacy without compromising on location or accessibility.

What makes Everine truly stand out is its rare combination of features in Batu Kawan:

• Strata-titled landed development
• Gated and guarded community
• Each home comes with its own individual gate

Together, these features ensures enhanced security, privacy, and a sense of exclusivity — while still being part of a close-knit neighbourhood.

Key Highlights:

• Strategically located in Batu Kawan — with easy access to the Penang Second Bridge, North-South Expressway, IKEA, Design Village, and leading international schools.
• Freehold terrace homes with a modern façade and family-friendly layout.
• Attractive pricing from just RM 745,000, offering better value than many high-rise options in the area.
• Gated and guarded with individual gates, balancing community safety with personal space.

Discover Everine Through “The Beyond”

Homebuyers can now experience Everine through “The Beyond”, Penang’s first immersive property showroom, located at EcoWorld Gallery @ Eco Horizon. This multi-sensory journey reimagines the homebuying  experience  storytelling, light, sound, and space, bringing Everine vividly to life.

Now Open for Registration – Unit Selection Starts 26 July

Registration for Everine is now open!
Interested buyers are encouraged to register early to receive updates and secure priority access for Unit Selection on 26 July 2025 (terms and conditions apply).

As the only planned residential phase in Eco Sun, Everine represents a rare chance to own a landed home in one of Batu Kawan’s most strategically located freehold townships.

Visit EcoWorld Gallery @ Eco Horizon to explore Everine today, or register now via https://wa.link/eq4468 to secure your unit ahead of the public crowd.

A new “pay-per-use” system for shared facility maintenance is being studied for future affordable housing developments, said Housing and Local Government Minister Nga Kor Ming.

Speaking at the Kuala Lumpur Architecture Week (KLAW) 2025, Nga said the initiative is part of broader housing reforms aimed at improving equity in public housing. Under the proposed system, residents will use access cards to track their usage of shared facilities—such as pools, gyms, and courts—and be charged based on actual usage rather than a fixed monthly maintenance fee.

The concept is being piloted at Rumah Bakat Madani in Penang – SkyWorld Pearlmont. The project features a clubhouse with an infinity pool, pickleball and badminton courts, a gym, and a children’s playground. Nga said this model will serve as a reference for future public housing projects and may also incorporate vertical schools to improve educational access for low-income communities.

“The goal is to raise industry standards and create a more equitable housing landscape,” Nga said.

The Rumah Bakat Madani initiative is the country’s largest affordable housing project to date, offering 900-square-foot freehold condominiums equipped with modern amenities and shared facilities.

Nga also highlighted the ministry’s aim to involve more private players in setting up Industrialised Building System (IBS) facilities to accelerate the adoption of modular construction methods such as Prefabricated Prefinished Volumetric Construction. This move supports sustainable urban growth by reducing waste and limiting pollution.

KLAW 2025, held as a curtain-raiser for the ASEAN Real Estate Conference and the 24th International Architecture, Interior Design and Building Exhibition, is expected to attract over 50,000 international visitors and generate RM2 billion in transactions.