Sime Darby Property Berhad plans to launch the second and final phase of the Dayana landed and freehold series in March 2022.
The property developer recently unveiled the first phase of the Dayana 2 double-storey linked homes in the mature township of Nilai Impian in Negeri Sembilan, which was completely sold out.
According to Sime Darby Property group managing director Datuk Azmir Merican, all 93 units were sold during the company's sales preview late last month.
The 20' x 60' Dayana 2 homes have four bedrooms, three bathrooms, and built-up areas ranging from 1,764 sq ft to 1,846 sq ft, with prices starting at RM517,888.
According to Azmir, the continued interest in the Nilai Impian township demonstrates homebuyers' trust in the Sime Darby Property brand in providing good, value-for-money products in strategic locations.
"The development of Dayana 2 involved detailed studies to discover the target consumers' present and future demands, as well as how to meet them. As homebuyers' requirements change over time, we want to ensure that our products can grow with them and fulfill their needs every step of the way," he said in a statement.
The gross development value (GDV) of Dayana 2's first phase is RM41.7 million.
The Dayana 2 homes, according to Azmir, are designed with an open plan concept, which provides ample natural lighting and ventilation for great indoor comfort.
"These units are the ideal purchase for customers seeking flexibility in the design of their homes, as well as versatile use of space with a convertible co-working area for work or play," he said.
According to Azmir, the units are appropriate for multi-generational residents because they have wheelchair and stroller-friendly features such as wider doorways, a ramp at the porch, and a ground-floor bathroom for easy access and convenience.
In addition, each house has a granny suite on the ground floor and a family room on the first floor.
Dayana 2 has perimeter fencing, a dedicated guardhouse, a residents-only neighbourhood park, and a play area for children.