The sales were due to a strong take-up of residential and commercial properties located in Sime Darby Property's 10 known townships in the Klang Valley and Nilai, Negri Sembilan.
As the campaign drew to a close on June 17, about 700 units of properties had been sold.
Sime Darby Property saw an 80 per cent take-up rate for properties launched during the two-and-half month campaign, while some developments, including Aster Grove in Denai Alam, Delora and 11 Avenue in Bandar Bukit Raja, achieved a 100 per cent take-up rate.
Sime Darby Property's managing director Datuk Abd Wahab Maskan said the results of the campaign was a clear indication that the company's product offerings had hit the right chord among home buyers and investors.
"We offer them quality and innovative properties at a price that gives them investment opportunities and value creation.
"The sustainability features provide value for money and create a sense of pride," he said in a statement yesterday.
Abd Wahab, who is also Sime Darby's chief operating officer, said the support for its products was a reflection of the trust the buyers had in the Sime Darby Property brand.
By Business Times
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