Managing director and chief executive Datuk Wan Abdullah Wan Ibrahim said he is confident buyers would be willing to pay more for future launches at the site, once the main components of the development were completed.
“I have managed to convince the board of directors that our margins will improve to a decent level in upcoming launches after they can see what we have delivered,” he told a media preview at the site today.
A number of UEM Land’s project in Johor had already won international acclaims, and the company is setting a high target for Symphony Hills in Cyberjaya.
By The Star
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