Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Welcome to our FAQ section! We hope the information here can answer your questions regarding our housing projects and the property purchasing process.

About Our Projects

We develop a variety of property types including townhouse, hotel and apartments. Please check our ‘Current Projects’ or ‘Upcoming Projects’ pages for more details.

Our projects are located in strategic areas across Malaysia, with a focus on high-growth potential areas and easy access to key amenities. Specific location details can be found on individual project pages.

The estimated Completion Date for each project is stated on the respective project’s details page. This date is an estimate and may be subject to change.

The tenure status (freehold or leasehold) for each project is clearly stated on its respective project details page.

The facilities provided vary by project. Most of our projects offer amenities such as children’s playgrounds, landscaped gardens, multipurpose halls and 24-hour security features. Please refer to the specific project page for a complete list of facilities.

Most of our units are sold as bare units. However, there are certain projects or promotions that may offer semi-furnished packages. Please consult our sales agents for the latest information.

Purchase Process

Generally, the steps are as follows:

  1. Select your preferred unit.
  2. Pay the booking fee.
  3. Submit the required documents for loan application.
  4. Sign the Sale and Purchase Agreement (SPA) and Loan Agreement.
  5. Construction and progress monitoring.
  6. Vacant Possession (Key Handover).

The booking fee amount varies by project and unit type. This information will be provided by our sales agents. The booking fee is generally non-refundable if the buyer cancels the purchase for personal reasons, but will be fully refunded if the loan is not approved.

Standard documents typically required include:

  1. Copy of Identity Card (IC)
  2. Latest 3-6 months’ payslips
  3. Latest 3-6 months’ bank statements (salary account)
  4. Latest EPF statement
  5. Latest Form EA/Income Tax Statement
  6. For self-employed: Business Registration, Company Bank Statements, Latest Form B/Tax Statement

A complete list will be provided by our sales agents.

You are free to appoint your own lawyer. However, we also have a list of experienced panel lawyers you can choose from to facilitate the process.

No, legal fees and stamp duty are typically additional costs to be borne by the buyer. However, we may offer promotions where some of these costs will be absorbed by the developer. Please refer to our current promotions.

Yes, buyers can use their EPF Account 2 savings for the down payment and/or to cover related legal fees and stamp duty. Our sales agents can assist you with this process.

We constantly monitor government programs and incentives such as stamp duty exemptions for first-time homebuyers. Please contact our sales agents to inquire about current promotions or available incentives.

Post-Purchase & Home Ownership

Once the project is fully completed and the Certificate of Completion & Compliance (CCC) is issued, we will schedule an appointment with you for key handover. At this time, you will also be given time to perform a defects inspection.

The Defect Liability Period (DLP) is the duration during which the developer is responsible for repairing any defects or damages to your unit arising from faulty construction. This period is typically 24 months from the date of key handover.

During the Defect Liability Period, you can contact our customer service team. After the DLP, for strata properties (condominiums/apartments), you should contact the relevant Management Body or Joint Management Body (JMB). For landed properties, you are responsible for your own maintenance.

Monthly maintenance costs consist of maintenance fees and a sinking fund. The amount depends on the unit size and project facilities. This information will be provided during the sales session.

As a homeowner, you are responsible for paying:

  1. Assessment Rates: Paid to the Local Authority (PBT).
  2. Quit Rent: Paid to the State Land and Mines Office.
  3. Insurance: You are encouraged to obtain fire insurance and other relevant insurances.

General Information

You can contact us via the phone number listed on the website, by filling out the online inquiry form, or by visiting our sales gallery during operating hours. Contact details and location map can be found on our ‘Contact Us’ page.

Yes, we are always planning new projects. Please register your interest on our website or follow our social media to receive the latest updates on upcoming launches.