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KUALA LUMPUR: The highly anticipated StarProperty Showcase 2024 is set to take place at the Mid Valley Exhibition Centre from Oct 11-13, bringing together an array of award-winning properties and developers that stood out at the StarProperty Real Estate Developer Awards 2024.

The showcase highlights the best in the Malaysian property industry, offering attendees a unique opportunity to explore the latest in real estate – from cutting-edge residential projects to innovative financial solutions.

It is designed to offer potential homebuyers, investors and property enthusiasts a comprehensive look at the country’s top real estate offerings.

The event will also feature developers who have been recognised for their outstanding contributions to the industry this year.

From luxury condominiums to sustainable townships, the projects on display at the showcase promise to cater to a wide range of tastes and budgets.

Participating developers and featured projects

With a focus on innovation, sustainability and affordability, the participants include:

> Bangsar Hill Park: Bangsar Hill Park

> Chin Hin Group Property: Avantro Residence, Dawn KLCC, Ayanna Resort Residences and Quaver Residences

> Mah Sing Group Bhd: M Zenya, M Arisa, M Nova, M Azura and M Terra

> Matrix Concepts Holdings Bhd: Bayu Sutera and Eka Heights

> Perbadanan Kemajuan Negeri Selangor (PKNS): Ixora and Antara Gapi

> Platinum Victory: PV22 Residences and J Satine

> Radium Development Bhd: Radium Adesa, R Suites Chancery Residences and Radium Arena

> Sunsuria: Sunsuria City

In addition to real estate developers, other exhibitors such as Sun Life Malaysia will provide financial consultations while FinDoc will offer mortgage advisory services. Sun Life is offering a syariah-compliant financial solution through investment-linked takaful, which provides a unique combination of financial protection, wealth accumulation and ethical investing.

FinDoc will provide a free financial and property report worth RM50 to the first 1,000 visitors.

Swiss company JURA will be providing free coffee as well as sponsoring a JURA coffee machine as a lucky draw item for visitors and home buyers.

Interactive and fun-filled activities

Beyond the real estate showcases, StarProperty Fair 2024 promises a fun-filled experience for visitors of all ages. There will be free balloons, coffee, ice cream and popcorn available throughout the event.

Children across four age categories (five to 12 years old) can join a colouring contest on Oct 12 and 13 with exciting prizes to be won. Moreover, there will be clown appearances on Saturday and Sunday between noon and 8pm.

Visitors have a chance to win prizes through two main contests.

For the Visit & Win contest, all visitors need to do is scan the QR code at the venue and answer a few simple questions on their device.

For those ready to make a purchase, the Buy & Win contest offers a chance to win prizes worth over RM10,000 – including electrical items, gift cards and shopping vouchers. To participate, buyers need to book a unit at any exhibitor’s booth, submit the necessary documents at the StarProperty booth and answer a qualifying question.

This contest not only rewards buyers but also adds an incentive for taking the next step towards owning a property.

The showcase is more than just an exhibition. It is a celebration of the real estate industry’s excellence where award-winning developers and projects come together to offer an immersive experience for visitors.

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