Sime Darby Property’s XME Boulevard Phase 1 records 100% take-up


XME Boulevard has a gross development value of approximately RM54.1mil and is expected to be completed in 2027.

PETALING JAYA: Sime Darby Property Bhd has achieved a 100% take-up for Phase 1 of its XME Boulevard in Nilai Impian.

In a statement, the developer said Phase 1 of XME Boulevard, comprising 20 spacious shop offices, was fully taken up at launch while Phase 2 of XME Boulevard is set to open later this month.

“XME Boulevard allows ample opportunities for entrepreneurs around Negeri Sembilan and the Greater Klang Valley to amplify their business footprint in a strategic location with high visibility and easy accessibility to and from major highways.

“The interest from business owners and retailers indicates that we have hit the right market point with this latest addition to our expanding portfolio,” chief operating officer – township development, Appollo Leong said.

XME Boulevard offers in total 40 units of two- and three-storey freehold shop houses with built-ups ranging from 3,080 sq. ft. to 6,649 sq. ft. Units come with lot sizes of either 22’ x 70’ or 32’ x 70’, priced from RM1,388,888.

XME Boulevard has a gross development value (GDV) of approximately RM54.1mil and is expected to be completed in 2027.

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