Newest Landmark near Petronas Twin Tower.

D'RAPPORT@AMPANG is build over a total land size 37.55 acres,
there will be 2 phases being built over it with a magnificent view of the KLCC Twin Tower and a beautifully designed landscape lake.


4 more info, plz log in - www.d-rapport.com

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phase 1

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when complete after phase 2

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wah altogether 10 blocks.... nice design

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nice design!!!

not 10 but 11 blocks...
nice design but not really tall....
im hoping like 40 50 floors hehe

all i can think of, based on the rendering and the surrouding, is that..the plot previously occupied and previously known as Kampung Bumiputera...

but then again...its more like somewhere nearby Flamingo Hotel...

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KL SimCity :D

Quiet okay, I especially like the manmade lake.

oh...i know the location already. based on all the picture given and the surrounding, it can be concluded that this will located on the existing Kampung Berembang area. and the man made lake is actually the water reservoir for the Smart Tunnel one...

Hmmmm, Seems too short for 50 or 40, but it is over 40 for all i know. If they changed the render and made it higher. I would enjoy it much more. :D The lake seems strange, whats the average cost per square meters.

D'rapport @ Ampang

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Quiet okay, I especially like the manmade lake.

and the man made lake is actually the water reservoir for the Smart Tunnel one...

The lake seems strange, whats the average cost per square meters.


Yea.....the project actually sandwiched the Kg. Berembang holding pond for the SMART Tunnel. I am not too sure if the lake would looked as nice as in the renderings but judging from the Taman Desa holding pond, it shouldn't looked too bad. :yes:

^^It should be the smart tunnel resivoir
Nice renderings there Rizalhakim.

D'Rapport, Ampang

Project : D'Rapport, Ampang
Developer : Perspektif Masa SB (Acmar International)
Developer's Contact No. : 03-42524888
Location : Ampang
Site Size : 35 acres
Tenure : Leasehold
Launch Date : Nov 2007
Completion Date : Dec 2010
Type of Property : Condominium
Cost : RM690,000-5,518,304
Units : 1099 (phase 1)
Unit Size : 1100sq ft*-*4500sq ft

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Mideast investor keen on project
TheStar 21 Jan 2008

By FOONG PEK YEE

Negotiations are under way with a Middle Eastern investor for the en bloc sale of the two remaining blocks of the upmarket D’Rapport Condominium project along Jalan Ampang here, said Acmar International group chairman Datuk Abdul Samad Maharuddin.

The project, jointly undertaken by Permodalan Negeri Selangor Bhd and Perspektif Masa Sdn Bhd, a member of Acmar International, comprises five blocks offering a total of 1,099 units.

Sales had been very encouraging since the first three blocks (A, C and E), comprising 689 units, were soft-launched last month, Abdul Samad said.

“We expect to sell 40% of these units by end of this month,” he said at the signing of an agreement of RM125mil credit facilities between Perspektif Masa and Sabah Development Bank Bhd last Friday.

The current selling price for D’Rapport averages RM700 per sq ft, and the units are priced from RM700,000 each.

D’Rapport, located within the vicinity of several embassies, international schools and hospitals, is just a few minutes' drive to the city’s business district and landmarks like the Petronas Twin Towers.

a very low profile project......

City & Country: Korean partners for D'Rapport
21 Jan 2008: By Yap Yew Jin
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More South Koreans are participating in the Malaysian property scene, particularly in joint ventures with local developers. This is an upcoming trend due to the number of Koreans in our country and following the relaxation of rules on foreigners investing here. There is currently about 30,000 Koreans living and working in Malaysia, with about 15% concentrated in Ampang in the Klang Valley, and the rest in major cities across the nation.
In May last year, IT manufacturing company Hanju I & D Co Ltd purchased 204 units of Berjaya Group's Savanna condominiums in Bukit Jalil for RM64 million, which was then repackaged and relaunched by the former to Korean investors and senior citizens interested to make Malaysia their second home. And in December, Sunway City Bhd sold its 249-unit luxury condominium project, Sunway South Quay, for RM170 million to Luxury Court Sdn Bhd, a joint venture between property developer CI Korea and Daol Fund, which is South Korea's First Real Estate Management Specialists with US$10.7 billion (RM35.1 billion) asset under its management. These two unions strongly signified that more Koreans are looking to put their money in the Malaysian property market.

One of the latest joint venture between the two countries involves Klang-based Acmar International and Korean property development and construction company Menos 21 Co Lte, to develop D'Rapport @ Ampang, a high-end freehold condominium project right in the heart of Malaysia's Korea Town. It is located next to the Korean embassy and opposite Great Eastern Mall in Jalan Ampang, Kuala Lumpur.

Menos 21 arrived in Malaysia 10 years ago but was approached by Acmar only three years back. Through mutual understanding and the good location of the piece of land, the two entities form a strategic business alliance to develop the project, along with Perbadanan Kemajuan Negeri Selangor (PKNS), the landowner. While Acmar will be handling the construction, its Korean partner will be in charge of designing as well as marketing the product.

Acmar has been involved in the automotive business in Klang since 1979 but later diversified into property development and management, construction, leisure and entertainment, education, healthcare and warehousing. It boasts an annual turnover of over RM200 million and existing landbanks with an estimated gross development value (GDV) in excess of RM1.5 billion.
The group has completed several residential and commercial projects including Taman Jati in Jeram, Taman Cempaka in Banting, Wisma TLT in Klang and Acmar Villa in Ampang. Its ongoing projects include Taman Putra Impiana in Puchong, Bandar Baru Klang in Klang and Kemensah Indah in Melawati.

Its group managing director Datuk Steven Tee says since D'Rapport is the group's first high-end project, a certain degree of standard and excellence must be set to draw purchasers to the development. "The quality and finishing of our condominium development is very important and the design has to suit the taste of foreigners, particularly Koreans, who would be our main target buyers," he tells City & Country.

Two phases
D'Rapport comprises two phases, the first targeted for launch next month followed by the second next year. The first phase called Festa is situated on a 9.12-acre tract and consists of five condo blocks of 1,099 units, sized from 1,100 sq ft to 2,300 sq ft. There are also eight penthouse units of 4,400 sq ft each. Prices range from RM700,000 to RM1.5 million (averaging RM700 to RM800 psf) for a GDV of RM1.5 billion. Maintenance fee is tentatively fixed at 25 sen psf.

Tee explains that at first glance, the development might seem highly dense but that would not be the case when taking into account both phases. "The approved layout plan is on a 62.5-acre tract, of which 44 acres would be for the development of D'Rapport. This would come out to a density of about 50 units per acre for both phases," he says. The number of units for Heros' second phase has yet to be determined. A 25-acre flood mitigation pond separates the two phases, and the group intends to invest about RM3 million in beautifying and upgrading it into a recreational park for the residents.
Location-wise, he says the project is situated 3km away from the city centre and is surrounded by amenities including shopping malls, international schools, a medical institution and about 50 embassies and foreign legations. Festa will have three half Olympic-sized swimming pools, a 650m jogging track and about 2,409 car park bays within the development.

"For any project, location plays a very important role, while easy access and convenience are some of the other things (foreign) buyers look for," says Tee, adding that the development would have direct access to the KL-Ampang Elevated Highway, and hence it is only five minutes away from KLCC.

He says the group is in negotiations with several Arab, Hong Kong and Korean parties for en bloc sales of two blocks of the development. About 30% of the remaining 689 units in Festa have been sold, with 40% of the buyers consisting of Koreans. "We also held roadshows in Singapore, Hong Kong, Indonesia, and of course South Korea, as we are targeting 40% to 50% of the development at them," he offers, adding that he hopes to achieve 50% sales after Chinese New Year.

Tee is confident D'Rapport would be well-received because of its competitive price as developments within the KLCC area have breached the RM2,000 mark. "In fact, we believe the value of the units in D'Rapport will appreciate by 30% within the next year and almost double upon its completion in three years," he says.

He adds that although condominiums in Mont'Kiara are priced slightly lower, at RM600 to RM700 psf, many buyers still prefer to purchase properties closer to the city centre.

On the property outlook for this year, Tee says there is strong potential in the high-end property market as there is a shortage of such developments. "There are too many low to mid-end properties in the market with the demand for high-end properties still high," he says, adding that foreigners, especially those from the west and Middle East, are always looking to invest here as Malaysia has one of the lowest property prices in the region.

The group is planning to launch a high-end mixed development in Shah Alam in the future, depending on the market conditions. "However, we would now like to focus on our D'Rapport project, as that would last us another five years," says Tee.

Malaysia popular for Koreans
Korean Press director John K T Kim says Malaysia is the second-most popular destination for Koreans investing in real estate abroad, just behind the US. "Many of them are looking overseas because Korean real estate is very expensive due to a shortage of land there," he says. Launched in 2000, Korean Press is a bilingual information website and newspaper for the Korean community in Malaysia.

Kim says condos in the Golden Triangle of South Korea (areas such as Kangnam and Kangbuk in Seoul) are priced at about RM10 million for a 2,000 sq ft unit, which is equivalent to about RM5,000 psf. "However, that is only the average price as high-end ones are priced at RM10,000 psf to RM50,000 psf and up to RM100,000 psf for top-end properties," he adds.
He also says the high tax incurred by Koreans buying more than two properties in their homeland is forcing more to seek elsewhere for property investment and living. "They prefer condominiums in Malaysia as the developments come with facilities such as swimming pools and gymnasiums, which are not readily available in Korean condominiums," he offers.

He expects the population of Koreans in Malaysia to double to about 60,000 by next year if the government sets up more international schools to cater to the increasing educational needs. "Due to an over-quota in Korean schools, many are looking for options in other countries," says Kim, adding that during his 19-year stay in Malaysia, an influx of Koreans here was evident only three years ago.

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PHASE 1-5 TOWERS-38 TO 40 FLR-1099 UNITS

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PHASE 2-6 TOWERS-38 TO 40 FLR-1248 UNITS

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Phase 2 will be available for sale beginning in March 2008

the korean r their target....their website prove it...

Malaysia Sales Office
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^^patutlah aku terfikir...datang dari mana plak tasik tu?....rupa-rupanya SMART Pond rupanya...

Putra Impiana offers value for money, says developer

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The developer says its quality finishings for the Taman Putra Impiana terraced houses will save buyers from having to make many renovations

PETALING JAYA: The property market in Puchong is booming with an increasing demand for landed properties, particularly high-end ones. According to the developer of Taman Putra Impiana, Usahasama Utama Sdn Bhd, its properties there have been enjoying good capital appreciation. “For instance, the value of the units in Phase 1 have increased by 15% since their launch in 2006, and are expected to rise by a further 15% by year-end,” Ronnie Wong, head of operations told theSun.

Phase 1 of Taman Putra Impiana is sold out, while Phase 2 has achieved a take-up of more than 95%. To date, more than 20% of the 80 units in Phase 3 have been sold since its launch in mid-January. Future phases will include terraced houses, shop lots and low-rise medium cost apartments. It is scheduled for completion within the next three to four years with a gross development value of RM231 million.

Targeted at first-time homebuyers and upgraders alike, the 2-storey link houses in the 100-acre leasehold Taman Putra Impiana, come with quality finishes to minimise the need for renovations. The project is a joint-venture development by Usahasama Utama, a member of Klangbased Acmar International, and landowner Permodalan Negeri Selangor Bhd (PNSB).

Wong said the units in the development are attractively priced and will appeal to small families and young couples, particularly in the middle-income group, whose dual incomes ranges from RM4,000 to RM7,500. “We are offering value for money as buyers will be saving on renovation costs,” he said.

The features of the homes include wooden laminated flooring for their 4ftwide staircases, column-free car porch laid with concrete-imprinted flooring, and porcelain tiles throughout the living area and dry kitchen. Prices range between RM286,800 and RM566,800 for units in the
latest phase, with built-ups from 2,072 sq ft to 2,641 sq ft.

The development is accessible via a network of highways, including the Damansara Puchong Highway (LDP), North South Central Link, KL-Seremban Highway and Kesas Highway. Nearby amenities include Jusco, Tesco and Giant hypermarkets as well as IOI Mall.

Wong said that despite the rise in petrol prices, the developer still managed to price its properties at a competitive rate by absorbing the increased construction costs. “In comparison, a similar 2-storey terrace in the freehold Bandar Bukit Puchong is valued from RM380,000,” he said.

Acmar has been involved in the automative business since 1979, but later diversified into property development and management, construction, leisure and entertainment, education, healthcare and warehousing. The group has completed several residential and commercial projects including Taman Jati in Jeram, Taman Cempaka in Banting, Wisma TLT in Klang and Acmar Villa in Ampang. Its ongoing projects include D’Rapport @ Ampang, Bandar Baru Klang in Klang and Kemensah Indah in Melawati.

By theSun (by Yap Yew Jin)

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u mean units are fully furnished?? wah i want to buy haha

but the construction loooks sooo low-cost :nuts:

i dont think that is for the project ler..that one supposed to be for the low cost apartment..

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Yer kot...

u mean units are fully furnished?? wah i want to buy haha

but the construction loooks sooo low-cost :nuts:

i dont think that is for the project ler..that one supposed to be for the low cost apartment..

yeah...i do think so....coz the structure looks difnt and well using cheap materials....d'rapport is a 5 blocks condo but this is 1 huge block...

so after i checkd thier website...the pics is for a low cost flat..... un4tunately both located in a same location by the same developer...so i guz d'rapport will be next to this low cost flat....dont u guyz think this is weird... an xclusive condo next to low cost flat.....totally a let down....

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probably cause the developer have to relocate the existing squatters to some place else in exchange of developing the land.

the same thing happen to seri maya. tan n tan bought over the land and relocate all the squatter to the apartment next to SM.

those intersted to download their cataloq, plzz click here
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S Korea’s Woori Investment to open M’sian branch in May
by Siow Chen Ming
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KUALA LUMPUR: South Korea’s investment firm Woori Investment & Securities Co Ltd is set to open a representative office in Kuala Lumpur in May. The branch will provide a range of corporate and investment advisory services in close collaboration with the AmInvestment group, said Sonny Kim Sung Oh, Woori Investment’s representative director in Malaysia.

“We will mainly be advising Korea companies on investing in Malaysia and to facilitate such activities and vice versa,” says Kim when met at the Invest Malaysia Forum last week.

He said the local office will be 100% owned by its South Korea’s parent without any equity participation by AmInvestment. Woori Investment is a member of Woori Financial Group, Korea’s the largest financial services group.

The firm has 118 branches in the country and six overseas subsidiaries and representative offices in London, New York, Hong Kong, Singapore, Shanghai and Vietnam.

The creation of a representative office in Malaysia is timely to meet surging requests from Korean companies seeking investment opportunities in the Malaysian market.

According to Kim, more Korea businesses have begun to show interest in Malaysia, particularly on the property sector following the relaxation of rules on purchases by foreigners. For instance, developer CI Korea Co Ltd, together with Daol Fund, paid Sunway City Bhd RM170 million last December for a 249-unit luxury condominium block project, known as Sunway South Quay.

In May, Hanju I & D Co Ltd purchased 204 units of the Savanna condominiums in Bukit Jalil from Berjaya Land Bhd for RM64 million. Hanju had subsequently re-sold the condominiums to Korean investors and senior citizens who would make Malaysia their second home.

Through a joint venture with local parties, another Korean developer and construction outfit Menos 21 Co Ltd is also involved in the high-end condominium project known as D’Rapport @ Ampang, which has a gross development value of RM1.5 billion. About 30,000 Koreans are reportedly living and working in Malaysia, with about 15% concentrated in the Ampang area in the Klang Valley, and the rest in the major cities across the nation.

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D’Rapport @ Ampang Condominium

Avant garde living above Kuala Lumpur’s rooftop

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When unparalleled location meets ultramodern conveniences, a branded lifestyle address is born. In an era where your residential address is equated to a symbol of stature, where you choose to call home defines who you are.

D’Rapport @ Ampang Condominiums epitomizes what fashionable living is all about. It is a luxurious condo living concept that consists of 2 phases developed on a significant area covering 38 acres of prime land, at the heart of Ampang- an exclusive neighbourhood, 3km from KLCC. The first phase being developed is aptly named Festa, launched in February 2008. The Festa takes up a total of 9.12 acres upon which 1,099 units of stunning condos with built-up sizes ranging between 1,100 sq. ft. to 2,300 sq ft will be unveiled once completed. Each of these lavish creations come with 2 to 5 bedrooms and 2 to 6 bathrooms, depending on the choice of design you choose to own. Housed within 5 condo blocks, each block offers 8 units of à la mode penthouses that boast a generous build-up of approximately 4,400 sq ft each.

All units feature value-added luxurious architectural technology with built-in IT prowess, thanks to the strong Korean technology support. These include state-of-the-art built-in systems and fit-in art wall, furniture, LG ceiling air conditioner, oven, dish washer and most importantly, a superb hi-tech security system. There are also ample parking bays, totaling 2,409 for the home owners to park their rides.

A dazzling icon rises amidst Malaysia’s lifestyle metropolis

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Rising amidst Ampang’s development district, D’Rapport is set against a backdrop of the iconic silhouette of the awe-inspiring Petronas Twin Towers speckled by the panoramic view of Kuala Lumpur and the magnificent sunset over the Smart Pond that is part of the development feature. The existing network of amenities and conveniences that surrounds D’Rapport, such as the Great Eastern Mall situated right opposite this property, major shopping malls within Kuala Lumpur City Centre, reputable medical institutions and the available public transportation adds to the value of this splendid development. And to cater to the increasing international presence including expatriates and participants of Malaysia My Second Home (MM2H) programme, there are established international schools, entertainment/recreational centers and 50 embassies and foreign legation, all within a 15km radius of the development. The superb connectivity to the KL-Ampang Elevated Highway which also links it to other major expressways in and out of the city is yet another additional factor to note.

Playtime begins as you arrive home

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Not only is this stunning development placed in the center of a much sought-after location, it is also an encapsulated and integrated commune designed with your uninterrupted privacy in mind. Relax and unwind within a beautifully conceptualized recreational park designed and landscaped at a cost of RM3 million. The development includes guest suites, a community hall, a kindergarten, playgrounds, BBQ areas, convenience shops, and a library. For the health conscious, there is also a readied fitness centre, badminton courts, squash courts, a wading pool, a tennis court and also a 650 meters jogging track. There is also a 9 bay Indoor Driving Range and 3 half-Olympic-sized swimming pools joined by a gigantic 32,000m2 deck. To top it all, there are 5 themed gardens, exquisitely planned for the relaxation of its residents, emulating an oasis surrounded by the condo blocks.

D’Rapport is the brainchild of a fantastic alliance between Permodalan Negeri Selangor Berhad (PNSB), Acmar International and Menos 21 Co Lte. With a GDV of RM1.5 billion only for Festa, these top-notch condominiums are targeted to an elite clientele made up of the world’s top 1%. Given its prominent location, the development is expected to see a 30% appreciation in value within the next year and almost double upon completion which is scheduled in 3 years time.

For more details about this extravagant residences kindly contact 03-4252 4888 or visit www.d-rapport.com for a virtual tour of the luxury that awaits you.

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Acmar hopeful of RM3b GDV from D'Rapport
By Ooi Tee Ching
Published: 2008/05/16



KLANG-BASED property developer Acmar International Sdn Bhd is optimistic that its new project in Jalan Ampang, Kuala Lumpur, could generate RM3 billion in gross development value.

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"The D'Rapport development is a profit-sharing venture with the Selangor state government via Permodalan Negeri Selangor Bhd," said group executive director Johnson Tee Kim Hock.

Sited on 25ha next to the South Korean Embassy along Jalan Nipah, off Jalan Ampang, D'Rapport is being developed in two phases.

The first phase, named Festa, will take up 3.65ha. The five blocks of condominiums will total up to 1,099 units with built-up sizes ranging between 1,100 sq ft and 2,300 sq ft.


The current selling price for Festa units averages at RM750 per sq ft and they are priced from RM750,000 each.

Tee said details of the second phase are still being finalised.

D'Rapport upmarket condominiums will cater to expatriates and participants of Malaysia My Second Home programme.

"We're located next to the Korean Embasssy and there are several international schools nearby," he said.

Sabah Development Bank is extending a RM125 million bridging loan to Acmar for the project.

Tee was speaking to reporters after Acmar awarded a RM40 million piling job to Bauer (Malaysia) Sdn Bhd.

Representing Acmar was group managing director Datuk Steven Tee and Bauer managing director Thomas Domanski signed on behalf of his company.

Also present were Sabah Development Bank chairman Peter Siau, German Embassy deputy ambassador Dr Armin Koesler and South Korean Embassy first secretary Kim Im Sup.

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the construction currently at level 2...ill post sum pic later on!!

Koreatown 2!!!Thats the part of the parking structurelah rizal piling for the 3 main blocks still at full swing.

the korean embassy just few steps away
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greats ~~

is it fully furnished ?

^^^^
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come with...
air-con,
dish washer,
cooking hood and stove,
water filter,
build-in wardrobe,
shoe cabinet,
washing machine + dryer.

Actual show unit.almost all the fitting come with it.

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Welcome to KOREATOWN 2!!!

http://au.video.yahoo.com/watch/2909282/8337167

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d'rapport @ youtube

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Can we see the site of project from this angle view!
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Phase 1
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Phase 2
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based on the in4 from The sales exec..currently 200-250 units sold for phase1 ... phase2 to be launch in 2010.

This one little slowlah ,i go by it everyday I know they completed the piling work sometime ago!!!Right next to the site they almost completing a primary school!!!I suspect a lot koreans bought this one ha!!!Koreatown 2 in the making ha ha

how many units for phase 1 ?
will it crowd since lots block there > <

how many units for phase 1 ?
will it crowd since lots block there > <


phase 1 -1099units....:nuts::nuts:

Acmar Eyes Good Response To Condo Sales



KUALA LUMPUR, March 11 (Bernama) -- Acmar International is confident the first phase of its 1,099-unit D'Rapport@Ampang condominium project will be fully taken up by this year.

Its group executive director, Johnson Tee Kim Hock, said at the moment 200 units, or 30 percent, had been snapped up, mostly by Singaporeans and the Arabs.

"We are talking about high-end product and today a lot of foreigners are coming to Malaysia and they are looking to stay near Ampang area.

"We are targeting to sell 80 percent of the units to foreigners," he said at the ceremony to sign bridging loan facilities here today.

Perspektif Masa Sdn Bhd, a unit of Acmar and developer of the condos, signed an agreement with Sabah Development Bank (SDB) for RM601 million facilities.

It also signed an agreement to appoint Asian Finance Bank as global property distribution agent and provider of end-financing for the buyers.

Tee said foreigners were buying properties here because they were cheaper.

He said the condo project has a total gross development value of RM1.6 billion.

Meanwhile, SDB chairman, Peter Siau Wui Kee, said project offered great potentials as it was situated in the heart of Kuala Lumpur.

-- BERNAMA

Acmar unit gets RM601mil loan to build RM1.5bil condo



KUALA LUMPUR: Perspektif Masa Sdn Bhd, a unit of Acmar International, has secured a RM601mil loan from Sabah Development Bank Bhd (SDB) to finance the development of its RM1.5bil D’Rapport luxury condominiums in Ampang here.

Acmar International group managing director Datuk Steven Tee said the company was set to launch the first phase of the project in the next four months due to a good take-up rate of 30% during the development’s preview in recent months.


Datuk Steven Tee
“We are also in talks with foreign parties from Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, Iran and South Korea for possible en bloc sales,” he told a press conference after signing the credit facility agreement of RM601mil with SDB. “We are targeting 80% of the purchases from expatriates.”

The condo units’ current buyers are from Singapore, Middle East and South Korea, he added.

To encourage higher take-up rates from South Korea, Acmar International has invested approximately RM2mil in a new customer service and sales centre in Seoul, Tee said.

Acmar International chairman Datuk Abdul Samad Maharuddin said property prices in Kuala Lumpur remained competitive compared to overseas prices.

The project, jointly undertaken with Permodalan Negeri Selangor Bhd, consists of five 38-storey blocks comprising a total of 1,099 units and a gross development value of RM1.5bil.

Perspektif Masa also signed an agreement to appoint Asian Finance Bank Bhd (AFB) as D’Rapport’s global property distribution agent and end financier.

AFB chief executive officer Datuk Mohammad Azahari Kamil said: “Property market in the right location is still going on strong despite the soft market of the real estate industry. We strongly believe that given the right product, pricing and location, buyers will continue to dominate the market.”

Covering 65 acres of land along Jalan Ampang, the project, also known as Festa, will be completed by 2011.

D’Rapport’s penthouses are priced from RM5.17mil while the suites range from RM880,000 to RM1.98mil.

Acmar expects RM640m sales from condo project by Q3
By Sharen KaurPublished: 2009/03/12

http://www.btimes.com.my/articles/Acmar/pix_middle

ACMAR International Sdn Bhd is optimistic of selling two residential blocks at its D'Rapport @ Ampang project in Kuala Lumpur for RM640 million by the third quarter this year.

The Klang-based developer's confidence is boosted by enquiries from serious buyers in Saudi Arabia, Iran, Pakistan and Korea, group managing director Datuk Steven Tee said.

D'Rapport is designed specifically to cater to expatriates and participants of Malaysia My Second Home programme. It will be developed on 25ha of leasehold land, next to the South Korean Embassy along Jalan Nipah, off Jalan Ampang, in two phases.

The first phase, called Festa and worth RM1.6 billion, is scheduled to complete by December 2010.

It will comprise five 38-storey condominium blocks offering 1,099 units with built-up sizes ranging between 1,100 sq ft and 2,230 sq ft.

Tee said two blocks are open for en bloc buyers. The rest are for individual purchasers.

Since the sales launch four months ago, 200 units worth RM250 million have been snapped up by buyers from Korea, Singapore, the Middle East and Malaysia, Tee said.

"We hope to achieve 100 per cent sales by December, recognised instantly as we bill," he said.

The Festa units are pegged from RM900 per sq ft or RM880,000 each to RM1.98 million. Penthouses, with built-up of 4,496 sq ft, are worth around RM5.2 million.

Perspektif Masa Sdn Bhd, a unit of Acmar, yesterday appointed Asian Finance Bank Bhd (AFB) as the global property distribution agent for D'Rapport, and end financier for prospective buyers.

AFB will market the condominiums in South Korea, Iran and the Middle East.

Chief executive officer Datuk Mohamed Azahari Kamil said despite the difficult economic times, the bank, in its effort to stimulate growth in Islamic financial products, will continue to lend.

"This venture to promote luxurious condominiums to the Korean and the Middle Eastern markets via our home financing should be perceived as the initial step towards promoting Islamic finance to the Koreans for financing their property in Malaysia," he said.

An agreement was also inked with Sabah Development Bank Bhd, which will extend RM601 million in credit facilities to Acmar, to build the five blocks.

Acmar will appoint by next month, contractors from Korea and China for the superstructure work.


..........they xpect the 1st phase(5blocks condo) schedule to complt by dec 2010????..... r they joking????........

Wah this sabah bank so kaya one!!

Acmar bangunkan lima kondominium RM1.6b

KUALA LUMPUR 15 Mac - Acmar International Group of Companies (Acmar) akan membangunkan lima menara kondominium berprestij, D'Rapport di Ampang bernilai RM1.6 bilion.

Pengarah Urusan Kumpulan, Datuk Steven Tee berkata, kediaman mewah dan eksklusif itu akan ditawarkan kepada pelabur asing, khusus dari Korea Selatan, Asia Barat dan Singapura.

Menurut beliau, meskipun kondominium itu belum dilancarkan lagi tetapi 30 peratus daripada 1,099 buah kediaman telah berjaya dijual termasuk lebih 200 buah oleh pelabur Korea Selatan.

''Pada masa yang sama kami masih terus menerima pertanyaan dan sedang berbincang dengan beberapa pembeli dari Iran, Arab Saudi dan Pakistan,'' katanya ketika ditemui selepas majlis memeterai perjanjian antara Acmar dengan Sabah Development Bank (SDB) dan Asian Finance Bank (AFB) di sini baru-baru ini.

Pada majlis itu, SDB dilantik sebagai penyedia kemudahan kredit bernilai RM601 juta kepada Acmar dan AFB pula bertindak sebagai agen pengagihan hartanah global bagi D'Rapport serta menyediakan pembiayaan kepada pembeli projek tersebut.

Walaupun pertama kali melaksanakan projek mewah di tengah-tengah kawasan segi tiga emas, Steven berkata, syarikat itu yakin D'Rapport akan habis dijual menjelang akhir tahun ini.

''Keyakinan ini berdasarkan kelebihan lokasi yang strategik, selain promosi agresif yang dilakukan oleh Acmar termasuk menubuhkan pejabat jualan di Korea Selatan,'' ujarnya.

D'Rapport yang dibangunkan di kawasan seluas 26 hektar itu menggunakan konsep rekaan Lohas-gaya hidup, penjagaan kesihatan dan kestabilan mengutamakan reka bentuk komuniti pusat peranginan tanpa gangguan.

Tambah beliau, bagi projek fasa pertama, D'Rapport membabitkan pembinaan lima menara, masing-masing dengan ketinggian 38 tingkat.

Bagi fasa pertama, Acmar menawarkan lapan reka bentuk kediaman dengan keluasan pembinaan antara 1,100 kaki persegi hingga 2,230 kaki persegi, selain lapan unit penthouse dupleks di tingkat teratas menara dengan keluasan 4,496 kaki persegi.

Bersesuaian dengan kedudukannya sebagai kondominium mewah, D'Rapport dilengkapi dengan suit tetamu, dewan komuniti, tadika, tempat permainan kanak-kanak, kawasan rekreasi dan sukan serta kolam renang.

Untuk keselamatan, setiap kediaman dilengkapi dengan kamera litar tertutup dan kawalan keselamatan.

Harga yang ditawarkan bagi sebuah penthouse ialah dari RM5.17 juta manakala kediaman suit pula dari RM880,000 hingga RM1.98 juta.

Pelancaran kondominium ini akan dibuat dalam tempoh terdekat ini.

Sementara itu, Ketua Pegawai Eksekutif AFB, Datuk Mohamed Azahari Kamil berkata, bank itu bangga dapat bekerjasama dengan Acmar meskipun dalam situasi ekonomi semakin mencabar kerana yakin pasaran hartanah Malaysia masih kukuh asalkan pemilihan lokasi projek dibuat di lokasi yang tepat.

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The site:
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apa sudah jadi?????
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Piling sudah lama siaplah !they still working on the pilecaps at a mega slow mode

dis project was cancelled!!!?!??

4more new projects in dis area...
1.new project next to gr8 eastern mall...
2.olive 308 http://www.skyscrapercity.com/showthread.php?t=872436&highlight=ampang.. land cleard....
3.unknown project...but i think propbably sari pacifica...location infront of d'rapport...land cleard...
4.unknown project in front of ampangcity plaza...probably the proposed shopping mall

60% sold..... new website http://www.drapport.com.... i think they gonna relaunch dis project since i saw many adv about dis project lately....they manage to sell few units yesterday at midvalley property showcase...the progress still slow so i dont think can complt dis 5 blocks luxury condo b4 end of next year....

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they agresively promoted dis project to the korean....

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D'rapport dah xdeke???
flat murahtu pun dah nak siap
showroom punyala besar...

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Aik muncul semula ini thread!!!!May be they cannot convince the koreans to buy this onelah its right next to the Korean embassy.

GOOD NEWS !!!

D'Rapport will be relaunched in September 2010.

Everything is still the same. Phase 1 consisting of 5 blocks. 3 of them fully sold. 4th block majority sold while another 5th block half sold to be reopen to public.

Due to economic crisis last year, Korean investor has pulled out. Local company will now fully take charge.

same price also?

GOOD NEWS !!!

D'Rapport will be relaunched in September 2010.

Everything is still the same. Phase 1 consisting of 5 blocks. 3 of them fully sold. 4th block majority sold while another 5th block half sold to be reopen to public.

Due to economic crisis last year, Korean investor has pulled out. Local company will now fully take charge.

nutin change but they will relaunch dis projek soon...
almost 20units booked/sold last saturday....

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Record Sales at Luxury Property Expo
Aug 07, 2010 | http://www.iproperty.com.my/news/2381/Record-Sales-at-Luxury-Property-Expo

iProperty.com’s recent expo focusing on luxury properties chalked up an estimated RM300 million deals :banana: done over the 3-day event. More transactions are expected to be finalized in the following weeks, making this the biggest ever property expo in Malaysia in terms of sales and floor space.


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The record expo sales figures are testimony that the appetite for properties remained strong and even far exceeded expectations in some cases. One development that stood out was Acmar International’s D’Rapport Condo in Ampang, where an estimated RM180 million worth of registered bookings were made over the 3-day event. The 80 units reserved had price tags of between RM1.6 - RM5.5 million and were not due to be launched officially until September.

Another development in the same area, Land and General’s (joint venture with Mayland Group), The Elements @ Ampang Serviced Residence also received overwhelming response with over 1,000 registrations of interest to purchase.

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Interesting location but make sure if ur buying the lower floors make sure its not facing the elevated highway!!Does the lot on the other side of the smart retention pond belong to them too???

Property in the heart of the city


HERE is an opportunity to own a home within the proximity of five international schools, four medical centres and KLCC, one of the hottest landmark in the country.

The D Rapport mix development in Ampang is located three kilometers away from these places.

The project has five access roads including a direct access to the Ampang-KL Elevated Highway (AKLEH).

A total of five condominium towers with 1,099 units ranging from 1,100 to 2,000 sq ft and priced between RM1mil and RM2mil are available for booking now.

The project which is being developed by Acmar Perspektif Masa Sdn Bhd, a subsidiary of the Acmar International Group, also comes with eight penthouses, each with a build-up area between 4,000 and 9,000 sq ft.

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Ambitious project: Tee (left) and Acmar International executive director Johnson Tee are taking a closer look at the development model.

Italian-Thai Development (ITD) Public Company Ltd was appointed as the main contractor to undertake the project and is funded by the Sabah Development Bank Berhad (SDB).

Acmar International chairman Datuk Abdul Samad Maharudin said the involvement of ITD lent some weight to the project.

He said the company was a reputable organisation which had been actively involved in development for more than 25 years in South East Asia.

“ITD has the reputation for being successful, experienced and financially sound to carry out the project,’’ he said.

Acmar International managing director Datuk Steven Tee said the development sits in the golden triangle.

“It is located in a good neighbourhood which is surrounded by foreign embassies and consulates.

“The project has been specially designed with expatriates in mind in a self contained community complemented with residential and commercial components as well as generous green areas,’’ he said.

Tee added that the development included 200,000 sq ft of recreational area and 70,000 sq ft of indoor facilities.

“It comes with the skydeck recreational area which has an Olympic-size swimming pool, lap and children pools.

“We have baskeball, tennis courts, golf simulation centre and gym facilities,’’ he said.

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was in touch with someone also with name Steven that related to this project & a township in Klang.

I see bauers machines on site!The school/and the relocation flats for the previous squatters still not completed.

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KL (http://www.flickr.com/photos/12972540@N07/5768380838/) by z . a . n . a (http://www.flickr.com/people/12972540@N07/), on Flickr

dis project sudah bungkus!!!

Still ongoinglah.At least the piling work is concern .

Hi guys ,

Is this project going ahead and are they still selling units there?

Thanks for your info.

This project is ongoing.. but slow.. very slow...

another bye bye!!!

Nolah they resumed piling works,that cheapo relocation flats also ongoing ever so slow lah

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Whats the story with building in the middle of the photo?Its been years!

This building didnt get CF. Heard that the project exceeded max height limit approvals. Sticky issue to resolve. :)