Buyer Guides

IJM Land’s completed tower on Lebuh Bukit Jambul offers 410 three-bedroom homes in two almost identical plans, so the real decisions are the view, the title conditions and the walls you cannot move.

Runnymede’s Triuni Residences puts 552 freehold homes in three finished towers inside The Sanctuary at Batu Uban, and several of its larger plans split into a studio and a main apartment.

Hunza’s Muze is the first completed residential building inside the Penang International Commercial City: two freehold towers of 52 and 58 storeys, 846 homes, every layout with at least three bedrooms.

The Retreat puts just five homes on each floor of its tower in Taman Seri Bukit Indah. A guide to the five positions, the parking that comes with each, and what a bare handover means.

Phase 6 of Taman Lembah Permai offers two very different three-storey formats inside one guarded estate. How the zero-lot homes and the bungalows compare, and who each one suits.

Wing Tai Asia’s Garden Villas Phase 4 is built, certified and sold as completed property. What the 2,660 sq ft semi-D offers, and the two terms buyers should read twice.

Wing Tai Asia’s Garden Superlink is built and certified, and its three terrace types differ more in lot shape than in layout. A plot-by-plot guide to choosing one.

Sentrino was finished in 2016 and only one of its three semi-D designs is still with the developer. What a Regalo house offers, how it compares with its sold-out siblings, and what to check before you buy.

Ihsan Ceria’s Taman Seri Bedu sells 11 freehold four-bedroom terraces in Tasek Gelugor, next door to a first phase that is already built. The house and the gaps.

GSD Land’s Taman Ara Damai brings 413 freehold single-storey terraces to a 63-acre township at Tasek Gelugor. How Type A and Type B/C differ, and what to check.