The KR7 Residences by Kemajuan Masteron Sdn Bhd in Taman Mas Puchong, Selangor, will address the growing demand for future-proof homes and living spaces that can be converted into a home office, study, or nursery room.
The developer has incorporated forward-thinking design and concepts in the project, providing residents with a modern urban living experience while also exemplifying the company's commitment to innovation and excellence to improve the living standards of its residents.
The project includes smart features such as a smart home system with wireless control features, allowing future residents to remotely activate the ceiling lighting and fans, television, and air conditioners in the units using their smart devices.
There will also be a smart lock system with enhanced security features, such as fingerprint access to each residential unit's main door, smart lockers for contactless food delivery, and a shield system.
Datuk Choy Wai Hin, executive director of Masteron, explained that if infectious diseases/viruses such as Covid-19 are detected, the shield system will be able to convert the development's multi-function hall into self-isolation/individual spaces with temporary partitions.
"These unique aspects of KR7 Residences work together to make up the entire development's master plan, which exemplifies our commitment to innovation and excellence to improve the living standards of residents," he said at the launch of KR7 Residences yesterday.
The gross development value (GDV) of KR7 Residences is RM208 million, and it will consist of two 34-story towers with a total of 484 residential units spread across a 3.12-acre leasehold parcel.
The 2+1-bedroom, three-bedroom, and two-bathroom units range in size from 753 to 889 square feet, with prices starting at RM373,500.
KR7 Residences will be built in two phases. The first phase includes Tower A, which was launched yesterday, and Tower B, which will launch early next year.
Choy estimates that the first phase will be completed in 2025.
He is confident that KR7 Residences will be in demand, given that the country's economy and property market are on the mend.
Choy said that Phase 1 was previewed in February of this year and has received a 35 per cent take-up rate to date.
He said the units are reasonably priced and will appeal to owner-occupiers such as first-time homebuyers, young and urban residents, and families.