Homebuyers prioritising space and peace of mind causing a shift in the property trends SEREMBAN, Malaysia, July 27, 2022 /PRNewswire/ Living in a big city no doubt brings great experience - the advantages that come along are abundant, and that goes without saying, from job opportunities to public transportation and entertainment. COVID, however, has pushed many to reconsider their living arrangements and contemplate shifting outside big cities as reported by PropertyGuru DataSense. Seremban, the capital of Negeri Sembilan is one of them that has also seen a rise in population. According to Macrotrends, the population has increased significantly, from about 49,000 in 1950 to 494,000 now. Being an ideal choice and nestled within the fully integrated township of Seremban 2, IJM Land recently introduced homebuyers to Rimbun Aman, a single-storeyed link home. With prices starting from RM 350,000 and built-up ranging from 971 to 1,135 sq ft, each unit comes with three bedrooms and two bath
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