About G’Vinton

A serviced residence development by GSD Land in George Town. The project spans approximately 1 acre and is strategically positioned between Ambank and the NSTP building, offering convenient access to KOMTAR and Gurney Drive. The development will include 508 serviced suites, a nine-level car parking podium, and four shop offices on the ground floor. Recreational facilities will be located on level 38.

*Photo taken in Nov 2024

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Nestled in the peaceful enclave of Teluk Kumbar, D’Tiara Residence by GSD Land offers an exceptional opportunity for aspiring homeowners to enjoy modern living in a serene environment — at an affordable price.

Strategically located off Cangkat Bukit Belah 2, nearby the developer’s own D’Starlingtton, D’Tiara sits just minutes away from the upcoming Penang Silicon Island and is about 4km to Penang International Airport. Whether you work in the Free Industrial Zone or travel frequently, convenience is at your doorstep.

Urban Comfort Meets Tranquil Surroundings

Built on a freehold land of approximately 3,388 sqm, D’Tiara features a 25-storey tower with 230 thoughtfully designed residential units, each with a built-up of 700 sq. ft. Priced affordably from RM300,000, D’Tiara makes owning your dream home within reach.

At the ground level, 14 units of shop offices offer daily essentials right downstairs. A 3-level car park podium (Levels 2-4) ensures residents’ vehicles are well accommodated.

Lifestyle-Focused Facilities, Inside & Out

D’Tiara is more than just a home — it’s a lifestyle. The Level 5 and rooftop facilities are designed to encourage relaxation, wellness, and community:

Level 5 & 6 Landscaped & Indoor Amenities:

• Kids’ playground, cycling and camping corners
• Jogging track, reflexology path, soft lawn
• Community room, gym, games room, dance room
• Sauna, kids’ corner, reading and chilling corners

Rooftop Retreat:

• BBQ area, meditation and yoga decks
• Tranquil seating spaces with stunning views

Your Sanctuary, Designed for Everyday Living

Each unit at D’Tiara is designed with comfort in mind, maximizing functionality and natural light to create a seamless flow for daily living. Enjoy peace of mind and a lifestyle that blends the best of nature and city access.

A Home You Can Afford. A Lifestyle You’ll Love.

From accessibility to affordability, from thoughtful layouts to lifestyle-driven facilities, D’Tiara Residence is an ideal choice for first-time buyers and young families alike.

Visit D’Tiara Sales Gallery today and discover your future home in Teluk Kumbar.

Contact GSD Land at 1700-818-365 or +6012-426 0932.

The long-awaited Penang Light Rail Transit (LRT) project has officially commenced following the issuance of a Notice to Proceed (NTP) by MRT Corp to Gamuda Bhd. According to a report by Free Malaysia Today, the notice was issued yesterday, allowing SRS Consortium—led by Gamuda with a 60% stake—to begin full-scale construction on the first civil works package.

This initial phase covers a 24km stretch from Komtar to Island A, part of the Penang South Island reclamation initiative, and includes 19 stations along the route. It forms part of the larger Mutiara Line, which will span 29.5km with 21 stations, linking George Town to a reclaimed island near Penang International Airport, and eventually extending to Seberang Perai via a cross-channel segment.

The RM8.31 billion civil works package was awarded in January, but construction had been delayed pending federal approval. With the NTP now issued, the six-year timeline for completion is officially underway.

The federal government assumed control of the LRT project from the Penang state government in March 2023, appointing MRT Corp—a unit under the Ministry of Finance—as the asset owner and project manager. SRS Consortium also includes Loh Phoy Yen Holdings and Ideal Property Development, each holding a 20% share.

The second package—covering the 5.5km cross-strait segment from Macallum to Penang Sentral—is scheduled to begin in 2026. Tenders for this portion have already been called. Meanwhile, the third package, which includes systems and rolling stock, was advertised in April, with submissions due by August 11.

Once completed, the LRT line is expected to serve 60,000 daily riders initially, with projections of up to 168,000 in the longer term. Transport Minister Loke Siew Fook had previously stated that breaking the project into three major packages would help streamline the tender process and minimise delays.

A newly proposed affordable housing development is set to be built along Jalan Kampung Masjid in Teluk Kumbar, situated close to the upcoming Silicon Island. The site is approximately a 10-minute drive from Penang International Airport and less than 20 minutes from the Penang Second Bridge.

The project will consist of a single 36-storey block of affordable housing (Rumah MutiaraKu), comprising 344 residential units from Level 10 to 36. Levels 1 to 7 will be allocated for multi-storey car parking, while community facilities will be located on Levels 1, 8, and 9.

The project is still in its planning stage and more details will be available upon official launch.

READ MORE ABOUT AFFORDABLE HOUSING:

• Full list of affordable housing in Penang
• Eligibility and the requirement of buying affordable housing

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Location : Teluk Kumbar
Property Type : Affordable housing
Tenure: (to be confirmed)
Land Area: (to be confirmed)
Built-up Size: (to be confirmed)
Total Units : 344
Indicative Price : (to be confirmed)
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Thousands gathered at the scenic Kampung Agong in Penaga for the Penang2030 Festival X Seberang Perai Heritage Day 2025, a lively celebration that brought together the old and the new in a day filled with cultural charm and modern engagement.

Held on Saturday from 2pm to 8pm, the event featured an exciting lineup of traditional performances, heritage workshops, and interactive activities. Visitors enjoyed batik painting, wayang kulit shows, silat demonstrations, and nostalgic games such as sepak raga bulatan, drawing enthusiastic participation from both locals and tourists.

The festival also offered a modern twist through science and tech programmes, including STEM workshops and stargazing sessions by Tech Dome Penang. The Penang Island City Council (MBPP)’s Maker Space and sustainability-themed workshops by the Penang Green Council (PGC) added a contemporary dimension to the cultural celebration.

Officiated by Chief Minister Chow Kon Yeow, the event was jointly organised by the Chief Minister’s Office (Penang2030 Unit), Seberang Perai City Council (MBSP), MBPP, Tech Dome Penang, and PGC.

In his speech, Chow said the festival exemplifies the Penang2030 vision by blending tradition with progress, especially in rural settings. “This celebration not only honours our cultural heritage but also strengthens community ties and showcases our achievements under the Penang2030 initiative,” he said.

He added that the inclusion of traditional elements like kuih-making and cultural attire competitions alongside innovative programming proves that heritage and modernity can coexist harmoniously.

Chow reaffirmed the state’s commitment to preserving both tangible and intangible heritage — from restoring historical landmarks like Masjid Jamek Benggali to safeguarding local dialects and performing arts.

The day ended on a high note with a colourful fireworks display, symbolising unity and shared pride across Penang’s diverse communities.