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Malaysian Housing Project Achieves Record Sales in Minutes
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Malaysian Housing Project Achieves Record Sales in Minutes

From Utusan Malaysia · () Malay

Translated from Malay, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

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  • The Robin @ IJM Rimbayu housing project in Malaysia achieved remarkable sales, with 308 units sold out in just 28 minutes across its first two phases.
  • This premium residential development by IJM Land Berhad features a low-density design with 615 two-story terrace houses spread over four phases.
  • The project emphasizes green living, with approximately 18% of its area dedicated to green spaces and incorporating sustainable, nature-inspired design elements.

The Robin @ IJM Rimbayu housing project, located in the IJM Rimbayu township in Telok Panglima Garang, Malaysia, has recorded an extraordinary sales rate. During its launch, 308 units from the first two phases were completely sold out within a mere 28 minutes, underscoring the strong and continuous demand for residences within the township.

Developed by IJM Land Berhad, this premium freehold residential project is planned across four phases, offering a total of 615 two-story terrace houses. Situated within the Fauna Precinct, the development spans 19.36 hectares and is scheduled to receive its Certificate of Completion and Compliance (CCC) in December 2023, with prices starting from RM450,000 per unit.

Datuk Chai Kian Soon, Chief Operating Officer of IJM Land, highlighted that IJM Rimbayu is recognized as a mature and rapidly developing township, making it an ideal location for homebuyers seeking to upgrade within a familiar and well-connected environment. Robin @ IJM Rimbayu is designed to meet the needs of modern post-pandemic families, aiming to create long-term value across generations and aligning with the company's goal of using property development as a catalyst for societal, business, economic, and environmental value. The development meticulously integrates natural features, dedicating approximately 18% of its 3.49-hectare area to green spaces, significantly exceeding the minimum requirements and considering long-term sustainability.

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Originally published by Utusan Malaysia in Malay. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.