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Matrix Concepts' Bandar Seri Impian 2 in Kluang receives encouraging interest

KUALA LUMPUR: Matrix Concepts Holdings Bhd has received encouraging interest in its upcoming Bandar Seri Impian 2 (BSI2) township in Kluang, with more than 200 prospective buyers attending its exclusive preview.

Matrix Concepts' Bandar Seri Impian 2 in Kluang receives encouraging interest

Matrix Concepts Holdings Bhd has seen strong interest in its upcoming Bandar Seri Impian 2 (BSI2) township in Kluang, with over 200 prospective buyers attending an exclusive preview during the Malaysia Kita Merdeka celebration. The preview was held at X Park Bandar Seri Impian from August 30 to 31, alongside financial consultations, interior design sessions, and one-on-one discussions with financiers.

Early registrants received incentives and special privileges. Co-CEO Chai Keng Wai noted the demand was not only from Kluang residents but also from surrounding areas like Yong Peng, Batu Pahat, Simpang Renggam, and Johor Baru. The township, spanning 125 hectares, is the next phase of the existing Bandar Seri Impian project, which already has over 7,000 homes and a population of 25,000.

Its first residential phase, Mayfair, offers 213 landed homes with English-inspired designs. The BSI2 Pop-Up Gallery at X Park showcases the township's character. The positive response has given confidence for the project's September launch, and Matrix Concepts is planning future phases based on sustained demand. The preview event aligned with the company's Harmoni Bersama Merdeka campaign, which promotes unity and community engagement.

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