The event, to be held at Seremban Parade, will be the biggest held to-date and will showcase dwellings priced as low as RM36,000 to a cool RM1.6mil.
State Real Estate and Housing Developers’ Association chairman S. Sivanyanam said 22 developers would be taking part in the event with 2,330 units ranging from single-storey terraces to bungalow lots up for sale.
“We had had to turn away several other developers due to space constraints. Despite this, we are confident that the Mapex will receive an even greater response from buyers this time around,” he told reporters.
Also up for sale at the event themed “Affordable, Accessible, Quality Living” are parcels of commercial land worth between RM729,000 and RM19.1mil, shop offices (RM180,000-RM1.28mil), bungalow lots (RM53,980-RM200,395) and single and double-storey semi-D units (RM260,000-RM1mil).
Among the 2,330 units, 469 are double-storey units, single-strorey terrace (436), double-storey semi-D (269), commercial units (260), shop offices (233), and low and medium-cost apartments (271).
Sivanyanam expressed confidence that more buyers from outside Seremban, particularly the Klang Valley will make a beeline to buy properties in Negri Sembilan during the event due to the much lower land prices.
“Some of the developers will also be offering incentives such as legal and disbursement fee waiver and stamp duty exemption and this will mean substantial savings for the buyers,” he said.
There would also be guaranteed rental returns, cash rebates and discounts, free feng shui consultation amd zero interest during construction of the said property.
Sivanyanam said at the state-level Mapex held from May 20 to 22 this year, 84 units of properties worth RM20.6mil were sold. Then, 1,630 properties worth about RM460mil were showcased.
This time around, a lucky draw of five 32-inch Samsung LED television sets will also be held on Nov 20 for all housebuyers.
All housebuyers who sign the sales and purchase agreement during the three-day Mapex will be entitled to a Touch&Go card worth RM110.
By The Star
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