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KUALA LUMPUR (May 28): Myra has unveiled Phase 3 of Myra Saujana in Sungai Merab, Dengkil, after Phase 1 and Phase 2 were fully sold. Myra is part of OIB Group.

With a gross development value of RM54.39 million, the new phase consists of 46 double-storey superlink homes and 20 double-storey semi-detached homes — all of which come with a family hall. Phase 3 is scheduled for completion in 2023. The superlink homes have built-ups of 2,130 sq ft and land size of 22ft by 70ft. Each unit features four ensuite bathrooms, and the ground floor has been fully extended. These are selling from RM610,000.

Phase 3 is the first phase to offer semi-detached homes in Myra Saujana, and it comes in two types: Type C and D. Type C units have built-ups of 2,338 sq ft and land size of 40ft by 65ft. With a layout configuration of 4+1 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms, they are priced from RM890,000.

Meanwhile, Type D units have bigger built-ups of 2,691 sq ft and land size of 40ft by 75ft. It has a layout of 4+1 bedrooms and 5 bathrooms, alongside a sizable entertainment area and open concept kitchen. There are eight Type D units and they are priced from RM957,870.

The RM600-million Myra Saujana is a mixed-use development, comprising residential and commercial components. The residential component takes up 51 acres, while the commercial component, 50 acres.

It is accessible via Maju Expressway, KL-Seremban Highway, South Klang Valley Expressway, North-South Expressway Central Link and Putrajaya Ring Road. It is near several amenities such as shopping malls (Shaftsbury Square and Suria Mall Putrajaya) and healthcare facilities (Hospital Pakar An-Nur Hasanah and Serdang Hospital).

General manager Wendy Lim observes that homebuyers ultimately want homes that they find comfortable living in, and it is the developer’s responsibility to understand them to develop the right products. Myra Saujana is part of the HouzKey scheme with Maybank.

“As the recent pandemic has made homeownership even more challenging over the past year, a home is still a basic necessity in a balanced and fulfilling life. By innovating spaces that are spacious and flexible to address the new stay-at-home lifestyle, while also providing financing solutions, we hope to ease the home buying journey of potential homeowners,” she said.

Edited ByErlynda Jacqui Chan
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