Ferringhi Pearl, a small residential development by Align Harmony Sdn. Bhd. in Batu Ferringhi, Penang. Phase 1 Comprises 14 units of 3-storey semi-detached houses with spacious built-up area from 3,095 sq.ft. onwards.

Property Project : Ferringhi Pearl
Location : Batu Ferringhi, Penang
Property Type : 3-Storey Semi-D and Bungalow
Tenure : Freehold
Total Units : 1 (bungalow), 14 (semi-detached)
Built-up Area: 3,359 sq.ft. (Type A), 3,095 sq.ft. (Type B)
Land Area: 2,637 sq.ft. – 3,649 sq.ft.
Indicative Price : RM 1,400,000 onwards
Developer : Align Harmony Sdn. Bhd.

Skycube Residence, comprising a mix of luxurious condominiums and landed residences by GSD Land. This development is strategically located along Persiaran Relau in Sungai Ara, Penang. Offering unique layout designs and resort facilities.

Facilities:

• Beach-inspired Swimming Pool
• Children’s Waterpark Pool
• Sun-rich Decking Area
• Waterfront Gym
• Designer Landscaped Playground
• BBQ Area
• Reflexology Paths
• Scenic Jogging Trails
• Fun Kids Zone
• Expansive Open Spaces

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THE SMJK Heng Ee branch school building project in Sungai Tiram, Penang, is moving ahead.

The project’s special committee deputy chairman Datuk Alex Ooi(pic), who is also a director of the Heng Ee School Board, said land clearing works were currently being carried out on the 3.23ha plot.

He said ground works for the branch’s administrative building and surrounding infrastructure would start within two weeks.

Ooi is also the chief executive officer of Ideal Property Group which is contributing the administrative building as a corporate social responsiblity (CSR) project.

He said the company would proceed with the construction of the building while waiting for the land title for the plot to be transferred from Koperasi Tunas Muda Sungai Ara Bhd to the Heng Ee School Board before starting work on the rest of the school.

He said there had been confusion that construction would be delayed due to the transferring of the land title.

Ooi said the title had to be transferred in order to obtain federal funding for the school.

He said that a subdivision plan had been sent to the Land Office and it was expected to be approved by February next year for the title to be transferred.

Architect Datuk Richard Jong, whose firm East Design Architect Sdn Bhd is offering free building consultation, said the state government and Penang Municipal Council had done their best to expedite the construction of the school.

“The initial design of the school which was approved in February this year was scrapped as it was not up to standard,” he said.

He added that the rezoning proposal for the school was done on July 19 and approved about two months later on Sept 17.

“Our objective is to try to complete the school as soon as possible so we will be able to take in the first batch of students in Jan 2016,” Jong added.

A Heng Ee primary school will also be built on an adjacent 1.62ha plot.

Source: StarProperty.my

Hilir 37,  a luxury residential development by Airmas Groups, within the established township of Balik Pulau, Penang. This project comprises 37 units of two-storey bungalow houses.

Property Project : Hilir 37
Location : Balik Pulau, Penang
Property Type : 2-Storey Bungalow
Total Units: 37
Tenure : Freehold
Developer : Airmas Group
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The commissioning of power supply to the second Penang bridge has been completed.

All the street lights on the 24km-long bridge was lit up during an exercise yesterday.

It is understood that the bridge is expected to be completed by Nov 8 and will be opened to the public several days later.

Motorists will enjoy complimentary access for one month after its launch by Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak. The toll rate has yet to be determined.

Tenaga Nasional Bhd Penang general manager Datuk Mohd Zahir Md Nagor said electricity to the bridge was supplied from the TNB station in Batu Maung on the island and from a newly built substation near the toll plaza in Batu Kawan here.

Jambatan Kedua Sdn Bhd (JKSB) acting construction director Hussin Mohammad said installation of the high-voltage cables began at the early stages of the bridge’s construction at Package 3C and Package 3A.

The bridge links Batu Kawan on the mainland with Batu Maung on the island and will be the longest bridge in South-East Asia.

The cost of the bridge, which was earlier stipulated at RM4.5bil, was RM50mil lower.

The excess funds have been used for landscaping and decorative lights at the main navigational span.

The colour and tempo of the decorative lights would change according to the country’s major festivals or celebrations, similar to those at the Incheon Bridge in South Korea.

Source: StarProperty.my