Property tourism in a market glut


  • Business
  • Saturday, 29 Jun 2019

Sheng Tai International Hong Kong general manager Chak Wan Chuen, who is also fondly known as Mon Jie. She poses beside a sales model of The Sail, a high-rise residential project in Melaka.

A GROUP of about 100 people from Hong Kong exit a tour bus that’s parked at the base of Phileo Damansara in Petaling Jaya, making their way up excitedly to Sheng Tai International Sdn Bhd, a diversified real estate, investment management and hospitality firm.

They are in Malaysia for four days and will be viewing a few developments, namely Novo in Jalan Ampang and The Sail and Regalia Beach Front, both in Melaka.

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