Mah Sing Group Berhad’s M Nova, a residential development, has received an enthusiastic response from potential homebuyers, with 90% of Tower A’s 624 units being taken up within a single weekend. As a result of this positive demand, Tower B is now available for sale.
M Nova is valued at an approximate gross development value (GDV) of RM790 million and features three blocks of serviced residences with practical layouts of 700 sq ft (2 bedrooms), 850 sq ft (3 bedrooms), and 1,000 sq ft (4 bedrooms). The prices start from RM328,000. The mixed development includes 11 retail lots and a drive-through retail space.
Strategically situated in the well-established neighborhoods of Selayang and Kepong, M Nova caters to urban-sized families seeking a comfortable living experience within Greater Kuala Lumpur. The positive reception from homebuyers reflects Mah Sing’s commitment to offering attractive, well-priced products that match market demands and needs.
Mah Sing’s commitment to sustainability is exemplified by M Nova’s provisional GreenRE Bronze certification for green building. This aligns with the company’s goal of delivering affordable, sustainable homes that enhance residents’ lifestyles and the community’s well-being over the long term.
M Nova offers a view of Batu Caves and the Bukit Lagong Forest Reserve, adjacent to the Forest Research Institute Malaysia (FRIM), Kepong. The development is in close proximity to the 235-acre Kepong Metropolitan Park, offering ample recreational space. Moreover, the project is near several schools, shopping malls, hospitals, and marketplaces, ensuring residents’ convenience and access to essential services.
Potential buyers interested in M Nova can explore the fully furnished show units and scale models at the sales gallery in Taman Wahyu, open daily from 10 am to 6 pm. For more information, they can visit the official website at https://www.mnova.com.my/ or contact 03-6259 6188.
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