PETALING JAYA: Those interested in finding out more on KLCC properties, especially when it concerns investing there, can now obtain all the necessary information with just a simple mouse click.
Zerin Properties Sdn Bhd, a Klang Valley-based real estate consultancy recently launched a property portal called www. klcc-living.com to provide a comprehensive guide to properties in the KLCC area.
“Its not only a guide for KLCC properties, but a guide for the entire KLCC area as well,” said Terence Yap, assistant head of agency at Zerin Properties.
“The website contains an interactive map of KLCC where users can simply click on a property they wish to view and find out all important details regarding the property, from its size, price, facilities offered and so forth.” Yap added that the website also carries details on eateries, international schools, hospitals, entertainment outlets, embassies and other places in the KLCC belt.
“There are more than 25 luxury high-rise projects in the KLCC area and we have listed all the developments in our site, including the upcoming projects” he said.
“A high number of those interested to invest in KLCC are foreigners and with the website, they can now log on from their respective countries to make a virtual visit to KLCC.”
He said the idea for the website was mooted after Zerin Properties received numerous calls from locals and foreigners interested in investing in and living in the KLCC area.
“KLCC has emerged as the most sought after address in the country and based on feedback from our business space and expatriate leasing divisions, we can conclude that most business people, new start-ups and home buyers want to be as close as possible to KLCC,” said Yap.
“This has led to a surge in demand for residential properties in the KLCC area and prices are simply going up with a basic, 1,000-over sq ft condo going for more than RM1.5 million while some penthouses are being sold at a whopping RM12 million.
“So for those who wish to be part of the KLCC action and don't know how to get started, just log on to our website. We have also included details on the Malaysia My Second Home programme for expatriates wishing to live in Malaysia,” added Yap.
By theSun (by Tim Leonard)
Monday, January 28, 2008
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