Datuk Yeat Sew Chuong
Its joint chairman Datuk Yeat Sew Chuong said the project, which comprises residential properties and commercial properties as well as a hotel, would be developed in seven phases.
“The first phase comprises the development of 334 condominium units and 61 bungalows.
“Our condominium project is over 75% taken up even before the official launch today and we plan to launch our bungalows in two months,” he told StarBizWeek yesterday at the launch of Green Beverly Hills.
The condominiums were priced from RM380 to RM580 per sq ft and piling work started last month, he said, adding that the first phase development would generate a total GDV of RM315mil.
“Green Beverly Hills is located on 350 acres freehold land in Putra Nilai, which is the new name for Bandar Baru Nilai, a distinct and well-planned integrated township with modern infrastructure and amenities,” he said.
He added that Green Beverly Hills offered a greener living experience.
Located 15 minutes from Putrajaya and the KL International Airport, and 30 minutes to Kuala Lumpur city centre, Putra Nilai is already known for its up and coming biotech hub, regional education hub and trading/commercial hub.
Yeat, who is also chief executive officer of Bursa Malaysia-listed INS Bioscience Bhd, said GD Development was a joint venture between him and Tan Sri Gan Kong Seng, chairman of Nilai Resources Group Bhd in their personal capacity. The project did not involve INS, said Yeat.
Gan is also joint chairman for GD Development.
“This is my personal investment and I will responsible for the property development while Gan is the land owner,” Yeat said.
By The Star
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