MGB opens a new chapter in Cameron Highlands with StarLight Residences


(From left ): MGB Bhd independent non-executive directors Nadhirah Abdul Karim and Noor Fansyurina Muhammad, deputy chief executive officer Wong Tack Leong, executive director and chief executive officer Datuk Lim Lit Chek, group executive chairman Tan Sri Ir Dr Lim Hock San, executive director and deputy chief executive officer Lim Kim Hoe, deputy chief executive officer Chew Wee Seong and independent non-executive director Nor Salinun Mohd Ghazali, at the StarLight Residences launching ceremony.

MGB Bhd, a leading construction, property development and Industrialised Building System (IBS) precast concrete manufacturer and subsidiary of LBS Bina Group Bhd, today officially launched StarLight Residences, marking the group’s first property development project in Cameron Highlands and its first development on the East Coast of Peninsular Malaysia. 

The launch ceremony was held at the StarLight Residences sales gallery in Cameron Highlands and officiated by MGB Bhd group executive chairman,Tan Sri Ir Dr Lim Hock San. 

The event was also attended by MGB Bhd executive director and chief executive officer Datuk Richard Lim, executive director and deputy chief executive officer Isaac Lim, deputy chief executive officer Victor Wong and Daniel Chew. 

With an estimated GDV of RM129.9mil, StarLight Residences is a low-density development situated on approximately 1.88 acres (0.76ha) and comprises 270 service apartments and two retail units. 

Strategically located next to the Cameron Highland’s Night Market, and located near the Cameron Highlands Golf Course, StarLight Residences enjoys a prime location within one of Malaysia’s most established highland tourism destinations. 

The development is also within easy reach of popular attractions, including the BOH Tea Centre, Lavender Garden, Cameron Centrum mall and other popular destinations in Cameron Highlands. 

StarLight Residences features a dual-key layout, offering flexible living options and enhanced investment potential. 

The service apartments are available in three-unit types, ranging from 550 sq ft to 938 sq ft, with selling prices starting from RM398,000. 

The two retail units measure 1,561 sq ft and 1,755 sq ft respectively, with prices starting from RM1.14mil. 

Designed to complement the lifestyle and holiday appeal of Cameron Highlands, StarLight Residences features a range of facilities including the Starlight garden, Twilight pavilion, Twilight glass house, stargazing deck, a barbeque area, yoga deck, Starlight fit and playground. 

StarLight Residences is expected to be completed by July 2029. Lim said: “StarLight Residences marks MGB’s first development in Cameron Highlands and represents another step forward in expanding our property development portfolio. 

“Cameron Highlands is one of Malaysia’s most established tourism destinations, known for its cool climate, scenic natural surroundings and year-round appeal. 

“StarLight Residences aims to introduce a development that combines a strategic location, practical layouts and lifestyle facilities that complement the unique character of the highlands.

“As MGB continues to grow its property development portfolio, we remain focused on identifying opportunities in strategic locations and deliver well-planned developments that serve the demand of homeowners while creating sustainable value for purchasers, stakeholders and the surrounding community.” 

 

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