BLT Park, strategically located next to Tesco hypermarket in Alma, Bukit Mertajam. This development comprises 2-storey semi-detached and detached light industrial factories with built-up area ranging from 4,800 sq.ft. onwards. Each unit comes with modern facade and large glass windows which are ideal for displays purposes.

2-storey Detached
Land Area: 15,000 sq. ft. and above
Built Up Area: 8,100 sq. ft.
Factory Building Size: 60 ft. x 100 ft.

2-storey Semi-detached (Type A)
Land Area: 8,300 sq. ft. and above
Built Up Area: 4,800 sq. ft.
Factory Building Size: 40 ft. x 90 ft.

2-storey Semi-detached (Type B)
Land Area: 14,000 sq. ft. and above
Built Up Area: 4,800 sq. ft.
Factory Building Size: 90 ft.x 40 ft.

Property Project : BLT Park (Alma Light Industrial Park)
Location : Alma, Bukit Mertajam, Penang
Property Type : Industrial factory
Tenure : Freehold
Indicative Price: RM 1,688,000 onwards
Contact No: 017-562 4899 / 017-479 5899
Developer : DSG Development Sdn. Bhd.

Location Map:

Progress update by developer – 19/04/2014

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Progress update by developer – 31/05/2014

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Progress update by developer – 10/07/2014

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Progress update by developer – 22/09/2014

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THE Penang Municipal Council plans to convert Persiaran Minden 1, Persiaran Minden 2 and part of Persiaran Minden 3 in Gelugor into one-way streets.

Under the proposal, the one-way traffic on Persiaran Minden 1 would be from Lorong Changkat Minden 14 towards Persiaran Minden 2.

For Persiaran Minden 2, the one-way traffic flow proposed is from Persiaran Minden 1 towards Persiaran Minden 3. On Persiaran Minden 3, the proposed flow is from Persiaran Minden 2 towards Lorong Changkat Minden 14.

The conversion was to ensure smoother traffic flow and reduce congestion, a press statement issued recently by the council’s public relations office said.

The council is now gathering feedback for the proposal and is inviting the public to give their views by calling the council at 04-2592202 or 04-2592205 or email to zainuddin@mppp.gov.my before Dec 16. Enquiries can also be made at the same phone numbers and email.

MPPP would taking into consideration feedback received before making on the proposal.

Source: The Star

Mont Tierra Residences, strategically located within the established township of Sungai Ara, Penang. Comprises 44 units of 3-storey terrace houses with typical land area of 20 ft. x 70 ft. Each unit comes with 5 bedrooms and double volume ceiling at dining area.

Property Project : Mont Tierra Residences
Location : Sungai Ara, Penang
Property Type : 3-Storey Terrace
Tenure : Freehold
Total Units : 44
Land Area: 1,400 sq. ft. onwards
Developer : Solid Gold Network Sdn. Bhd.
Indicative Price: RM 950,000 onwards

KUALA LUMPUR: UDA Holdings Bhd expects the first phase of its RM165mil residential project as part of the redevelopment of Tanjong Tokong in Penang to be completed by the end of 2014.

“The first phase will see the development of 550 apartment units to be spread out in eight to 10-storey blocks worth RM87mil while the second phase is expected to start construction after the completion of the first phase. It will consist of 650 apartment units build for the 1,200 original settlers of the area.

“The apartment units, costing an average RM120,000 each, will be given free to the area’s original settlers, while the remaining units will be sold at a discount to residents who have been renting houses for over 10 years in the area.

“As of now, we are assessing about 20 over contractors to undertake the project and we plan to announce the decision in two to three weeks time,” UDA chairman Datuk Nur Jazlan Mohamed told reports at the press conference yesterday on the upcoming groundbreaking ceremony of the project to be launched by the Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak on Dec 8.

Nur Jazlan explained that this project would be the final chapter of redevelopment and resettlement of Tanjong Tokong that put an end to an entanglement that started when UDA was given the reponsibility to redevelop the area about four decades ago mandated by the former prime minister the late Tun Razak Hussein in 1972.

Source: The Star

MALAYSIAN Resources Corp Bhd (MRCB) says the Penang Sentral project in Butterworth, estimated to be worth over RM3 billion, will begin in 2013 after more than four years of delay.

Penang Sentral, an integrated mixed commercial development was expected to start in 2008 but works got delayed due to land acquisition matters. MRCB was awaiting federal government allocation to fund the public utility project.

It was then reported that Phase 1, comprising the integrated transportation hub with a retail component, worth an estimated RM400 million, would start in December 2010.

MRCB’s property division head of marketing Zamry Ibrahim said construction will begin next year and there would be some changes to the plan, like the incorporation of more green elements in the buildings.

“There is a lot of demand for energy efficient buildings from multi-national companies and local players. We will develop what is required by the market,” Zamry told Business Times in an interview recently.

The 9.6ha Penang Sentral will feature a transport terminal for ferries, buses, taxis, trains and a projected monorail station.

Zamry said the terminal will be integrated and surrounded with commercial, residential and retail components, similar to MRCB’s Kuala Lumpur Sentral integrated commercial hub in Brickfields.

The 28.8ha KL Sentral development, which started over eight years ago, currently comprises a transport hub for rail, buses and taxis, two hotels, a mall, and several residential and commercial towers.

Penang Sentral, which is part of the Northern Corridor Economic Region initiative, will be developed by MRCB and Pelaburan Hartanah Bumiputera Bhd.

The project is poised to be the catalyst of growth to rejuvenate the economy in the northern region.

It has been reported that Penang Sentral is expected to generate economic spill-over effects of over RM8 billion when it is completed in about 10 years.

It is also expected that with the completion of the KTMB electrified double tracking project, train service between Penang Sentral and KL Sentral will be shorten to three hours.

Source: Business Times