Mah Sing Group Berhad has achieved a 95 per cent take-up rate with Delphy, the final phase of M Aruna in Rawang.
Datuk Ho Hon Sang, its group chief executive officer, said that the continued interest in the Rawang township reflects home buyers' trust in the Mah Sing brand in developing well-designed, reasonably priced products in strategic locations.
M Aruna, a low-density gated landed residential community with a gross development value (GDV) of RM520 million, is Mah Sing's third Rawang township.
According to Ho, the fourth development in Rawang, M Panora, will launch this year.
"With the current low-interest-rate environment as well as competitive pricing for a home that is suitable for three generations, we are confident that the balance units in Delphy will be snapped up quickly," he said.
Ho is also confident that M Panora will be well-received.
Delphy consists of 177 double-storey link homes with an RM108 million GDV.
The homes have four bedrooms, three bathrooms, and are 1,800 square feet in size, with prices starting at RM662,800 (20 ft by 75 ft).
Delphy is built with an open floor plan to allow for better airflow and natural light penetration.
The units are arranged in a North-South direction to reduce direct sun and heat glare and to promote energy savings.
Mah Sing is also promoting energy conservation by incorporating tracking methods that can aid in the reduction of energy consumption.
The Delphy units include a Smart Home system that allows homeowners to control CCTV, appliances, thermostats, lights, and other devices remotely via an internet connection using a smartphone or tablet.
Over the weekend, an actual on-site fully-furnished show unit was launched to allow buyers to gain a better understanding of the intended development and visualise how each space could be used.
Ho said that Mah Sing is accelerating the development of Delphy, with an expected completion date in 2023.
He also mentioned that M Aruna received an above-average QLASSIC score of 75 per cent, indicating the high quality of construction workmanship.
Meanwhile, Mah Sing owns nearly 202.4 hectares of land in Rawang.
According to Ho, the company has seen rapid growth and a significant increase in population over ten years.
"Today, Rawang is a popular location to reside, and securing a strategic location was a major factor in Mah Sing's land acquisition," he said.
Surrounded by matured neighbourhoods, M Aruna is just 5km from AEON Rawang and is accessible via the New Klang Valley Expressway (NKVE) and KL-Kuala Selangor Expressway (Latar Expressway). It is connected to the Latar Expressway via Jalan Tasik Puteri, which has shortened the travelling time to Kuala Lumpur by 20 minutes.
The township is also located about 10km from the Rawang KTM station.
Nearby amenities include AEON Rawang (5km away), NSK Trade City (8km), Giant Hypermarket Rawang (10km), and Tesco Rawang (13km).
Mah Sing is investing to improve the location's infrastructure to benefit its buyers and the surrounding populace.
The current Jalan Desa will be upgraded from a single two-way lane road to a double two-way lane road in M Aruna, at a cost of about RM4.5million.
The 1.55-kilometer road will provide ease and enhanced access to different public amenities in the area, helping the neighbouring community while also accommodating future traffic.