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Oriental Interest Bhd (OIB) plans to launch Phase 3 the last phase of terraced homes of Myra Alam in Puncak Alam, Selangor, in March.
According to head of marketing and branding Ken Goh, buyers’ lifestyles and preferences change overtime, so the concept for these homes is based on individuality, whereby the developer will provide customisable layouts to suit the current trend.
“These homes will have larger built-ups than in previous phases. They will come with a bedroom on the ground floor that can be converted into a home office, study, or media or theatre room,” he says.
Occupying a four-acre leasehold parcel, Phase 3 has a gross development value (GDV) of RM44.1 million and will comprise 65 two-storey terraced homes. Due for completion in 2023, the 4-bedroom and 3-bathroom units will measure 20ft by 70ft or 22ft by 70ft, with built-ups of 2,002 to 2,396 sq ft. Prices start from RM554,000.
The final residental block, Ixora Residence, in the mature 216-acre Bandar Sri Permaisuri in Kuala Lumpur was launched last month. Ixora Residence is part of the RM450 million Ari Permaisuri, which includes Residensi Wilayah, affordable housing project Residensi Akasia, and condominium project Rumbia Residence @ Ari Permaisuri. The names Akasia, Rumbia and Ixora form the word “Ari”.
Located on 8.05 acres of leasehold land, Ari Permaisuri is a joint venture development between Kuala Lumpur City Hall (DBKL) and Dwitasik Sdn Bhd. EH Property Sdn Bhd is the project manager.
Dwitasik executive director Datuk Wan Mohamed Yaacob Wan Salaidin says Bandar Sri Permaisuri was initially planned as a public golf course in the 1990s. The plan was subsequently changed so that the area could be developed into a mixed development to provide more housing.
Much will depend on the investor’s risk appetite and investment time horizon.
Industry players who spoke to
Wealth suggest that, as a rule of thumb, P2P financing as an asset class tends to fall between fixed income and equities in terms of risk-return.
The asset class has a higher risk-return compared with fixed income because of the type of business being financed: small and medium enterprises (SMEs). SMEs tend to be riskier financing propositions in general. Concurrently, the asset class is less risky than equities because investors do not have to worry about capital depreciation (share price movements). But, P2P returns are not expected to match that of equities.
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