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KUALA LUMPUR: Ireka Corporation Bhd
is teaming up with Japan's Hankyu Hanshin Properties Corp to undertake the Rimbun Kasia property development in Nilai with a GDV of over RM400mil.
Ireka said on Monday it had entered into agreements with Osaka-based Hankyu Hanshin – a unit of Hankyu Hanshin Holdings, Inc. Ireka will hold a 55% stake in the JV company Meadowfield Sdn Bhd while Hankyu Hanshin will hold the other 45%.
The Rimbun Kasia development is a new residential enclave covering five parcels of a residential project, and one parcel of commercial project, over a 30.56-acre piece of land located in the town of Nilai.
Initially, the JV will develop the Dwi@Rimbun Kasia project, consisting of 382 residential units in a nine-storey block, and another parcel of land which will have 465 residential units in two blocks of 29 and 19-storeys.
“These projects will have a combined GDV of over RM400mil. The remaining land parcels at Rimbun Kasia shall be developed by Meadowfield at subsequent stages following the launch of the first two developments.
“These properties will be developed under the ZenZ brand, the sister brand to Ireka’s iconic i-ZEN brand, and also leveraging off Hankyu Hanshin’s highly successful Geo brand of properties,” it said.
Ireka group managing director, Datuk Lai Voon Hon stated: “I look forward to the joint venture with Hankyu Hanshin because it will enhance the Rimbun Kasia development, leveraging on their vast experience in the affordable housing sector, track record and financial strength.
“This is very exciting for us because the collaboration will also provide a strong foundation and a competitive advantage to the Rimbun Kasia development. I am very proud that Hankyu Hanshin has selected Ireka to be their development partner as they seek to expand their operations in Malaysia. The Rimbun Kasia development will be their first project in Malaysia.”
