Majestic show village launched

Buyers taking a closer look at the proposed development plan for the township.

With a vision of “Creating Tomorrow & Beyond”, property developer EcoWorld Development Group Berhad (EcoWorld) unveiled its first Klang Valley show village.

The event, held recently, attracted more than 1,500 visitors, giving them a taste of how its future township development will look like.

Spanning over 12ha, the EcoMajestic Show Village is situated in EcoWorld’s 440ha, RM11bil strata-titled fully-gated and guarded EcoMajestic township in Semenyih.

The show village consists of the EcoWorld Gallery, a 2.1ha Swan Lake and a collection of 10 different showhouses spread across 0.5ha.

(From left) Eco World International CEO Datuk Teow Leong Seng, Chang, EcoWorld Development Group Berhad executive director Datuk Heah Kok Boon, EcoWorld Development Group Berhad director Tan Sri Liew Kee Sin and his wife, Puan Sri How Teng Teng at the launch of EcoMajestic Show Village.

The 2,787sq meter EcoWorld Gallery consists of office space with eight-metre-high ceiling to create a feeling of grandeur. It also has function rooms, a lounge area, a coffee corner and a special theatre room.

Its green features include a rain water harvesting system, LED lighting and a design that maximises natural sunlight into the gallery. The township also has a 40ha of green zones and recreational area.

Despite the rain, guests, mainly buyers and their family members, thronged the showhouses to see what their future home might look like.

They were treated to a 3D holographic show that was projected over the Swan Lake.

The video portrayed the essence of the EcoMajestic development and concluded with a message of appreciation from its management and staff.

EcoWorld president and chief executive officer Datuk Chang Khim Wah said the group had achieved another milestone with the opening of the show village.

“The team has been looking forward to this day for a long time since the project was first conceptualised more than a year ago,” he said.

Guests checking out the EcoMajestic show village to get a better understanding of the development project.

Chang said they had incorporated new elements to reflect the group’s vision.

The group has approximately 2,000ha of land bank with a potential of RM47bil gross development value (GDV).

“We can finally showcase this masterpiece that we have been talking about,” he said.

Developments will be launched in phases. Cradelton Precinct, its first phase, which comprises terraced houses was launched in May.

Since then, bungalow lots, cluster homes and semi-dee homes have been introduced to the market.

The Merrydale Precinct is scheduled to be launched this month. The project comprises 586 terraced homes with built-ups from 201sq metre and prices from RM688,000 onwards.