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Venue: SkyWorld Gallery, Seberang Jaya
Date: 20 – 21 June (Saturday & Sunday)
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A proposed landed residential development spanning approximately 3.56 acres near Jalan Tun Hamdan Sheikh Tahir in Kepala Batas. The site is situated close to the Bertam Perdana commercial area and is approximately a five-minute drive from the Bertam Toll Plaza, offering convenient access to the North-South Expressway.

The development will comprise 44 units of 2-storey terraced houses. The site enjoys direct access via Lebuh Dagangan, providing connectivity to nearby commercial centres, educational institutions, healthcare facilities and other essential amenities within the Bertam and Kepala Batas area.

The project is still pending approval, and further details will be made available upon its official launch.

Project Name: (to be confirmed)
Location : Kepala Batas
Property Type : Residential
Land Area: 3.56 acres
Total Units : 44
Built-up Size: (to be confirmed)
Land Tenure : (to be confirmed)
Indicative Price : (to be confirmed)
Developer : (Follow us to find out more)

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The Penang Mutiara Line LRT could eventually be expanded beyond its current alignment to serve Tanjung Bungah on the island and Bukit Mertajam and Batu Kawan on the mainland, according to MRT Corp.

Speaking at the International Rail Transit Forum 2026, MRT Corp business planning and project economics general manager Liyana Zainal said the extensions could be considered after the completion of the Mutiara Line, which is scheduled for 2031. Tanjung Bungah was identified as a potential destination due to its strong tourism and residential presence, while further expansion on the mainland could enhance connectivity to key growth areas.

Liyana noted that about one million people are engaged in economic activities on Penang Island each day, providing a significant ridership base for the rail system. She said around 400,000 people commute daily between the island and mainland, with most relying on private vehicles. In addition, Penang receives more than six million visitors annually, while ferry services currently carry between 6,000 and 7,000 passengers each day.

She said these figures demonstrate the need for the Mutiara Line and support long-term plans for expanding the network. The line is expected to improve mobility by reducing traffic congestion and shortening travel times.

Construction of the 29.67km Mutiara Line began last year. The RM16.8 billion project will comprise 22 stations and include a 6km cross-sea section linking the Jalan Macallum area on the island with Penang Sentral in Butterworth. Penang Sentral will serve as a major interchange connecting KTM rail, buses and ferry services.

According to MRT Corp’s density studies, the line is designed to connect major residential and employment centres across Penang. Improved accessibility is expected to support economic activity, benefiting businesses such as food outlets, restaurants and retail operators.

Liyana also highlighted the impact of rail infrastructure on the property market, citing previous examples in the Klang Valley and Johor Bahru where values and demand increased following the announcement and development of major rail projects.

The forum was attended by about 300 transport experts, policymakers and regulators, and was officiated by Deputy Transport Minister Hasbi Habibollah.

Sevora Residences is a freehold residential development by Sevenco Prestige Sdn Bhd in Bukit Mertajam. Strategically located on approximately 3.45 acres of land off Jalan Song Ban Kheng, the project sits adjacent to Taman Bukit Permata and Taman Bukit Kecil Indah. It is just a few minutes’ drive from the MBSP Sports Complex and several educational institutions, including SJK(C) Beng Teik, SJK(C) Kim Seng, Bukit Mertajam High School, SMK Convent Bukit Mertajam, and SJK(C) Keow Kuang.

The project comprises a single 33-storey residential tower with a total of 420 units. Each unit has a standard built-up area of 950 sq.ft. and features a 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom layout. Residents will have access to a range of shared facilities, including a swimming pool, gymnasium, function room, mini theatre, landscaped recreational areas, and 24-hour security.

Project Name : Sevora Residences
Location : Bukit Mertajam
Property Type : Condominium
Tenure : Freehold
Land Area: 3.45 acres
Built-up Area: 950 sq.ft.
Total Units : 420
Indicative Price: RM430,000 onwards
Developer : Sevenco Prestige Sdn. Bhd.

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.

Residents in the Air Putih constituency can look forward to improved infrastructure with two proposed projects aimed at enhancing drainage, pedestrian safety, and traffic connectivity in the area.

The projects include the upgrading of the drainage system and road shoulder along Jalan Goh Guan Ho, as well as a proposed road connection between Lintang Sempadan and Solok Sempadan. Both initiatives were put forward by Air Putih assemblyman Lim Guan Eng and highlighted during the Chief Minister’s Jelajah Programme in Air Putih.

Chief Minister Chow Kon Yeow said the Jalan Goh Guan Ho upgrading project has been allocated RM500,000 by the Penang Island City Council (MBPP) and is expected to commence in September this year. Construction is estimated to take six months.

According to Chow, the existing drainage and road shoulder infrastructure along Jalan Goh Guan Ho has deteriorated and requires urgent improvements. The project will introduce a storage drainage system designed to retain rainwater from surrounding areas before directing it into Parit Lumba Kuda, helping to improve stormwater management.

The works will also include upgrading shallow drains into larger box culverts of varying sizes, improving road shoulders, and constructing pedestrian walkways based on universal design principles to enhance accessibility and safety for all users.

Meanwhile, a second proposal involving the extension of Lintang Sempadan to connect with Solok Sempadan is being considered to ease traffic congestion and improve accessibility in the neighbourhood. Currently, Lintang Sempadan is a dead-end road without a proper turning facility for vehicles.

Residents of Taman Boundary Apartment have reportedly requested the connection, citing the need for better access into and out of the residential area. The project would involve land acquisition and the construction of a new connecting road along with supporting infrastructure.

MBPP mayor Datuk A. Rajendran said preliminary discussions with the land office have begun, as the project requires the acquisition of privately owned land. The estimated cost, including land acquisition, is approximately RM4.5 million, although the figure remains subject to further assessment.

If the land acquisition process proceeds smoothly, construction could begin by the middle of next year, with completion expected within nine months to one year.

Together, the two projects are expected to improve mobility, drainage capacity, and overall convenience for residents in the Air Putih area.