High-return investment opportunity in Klang Valley

HIGH-RETURN INVESMENT OPPURTUNITY



CONEZIÓN, a dynamic retail and commercial hub developed by IOI Properties in southern Klang Valley, is now available for unit purchase.

Located in the heart of IOI Resort City in Putrajaya, Conezión is a fully-completed freehold integrated development offering 473 units of shops and offices – with an expansive net floor area of more than one million sq ft.

With over 2,000 car park bays to service customers, Conezión is currently home to popular brands – namely Starbucks, Sovotel, myNEWS, Watsons, Padi House, Peugeot and more – and is fully managed by the IOI Properties Group leasing team.

“The high occupancy rate in Conezión, combined with the strong and consistent rental demand that we’ve received, enables us to offer an impressive 7% rental return to our prospective buyers through the IOI Buy With Tenant Program 2.0,” says IOI Properties Group head of group sales, marketing and branding, Nicole Lee.

‘Conezión presents an exceptional investment opportunity for those seeking to capitalise on the growing success of this thriving township,’ says IOI Properties Group head of group sales, marketing and branding, Nicole Lee.

“This is an opportunity not to be missed for those seeking a secure investment option,” she says.

According to Lee, the IOI Buy With Tenant Programme was well-received when introduced last year, as it allows property investors to own shop and office units that are readily tenanted – enabling them to enjoy immediate rental income without the hassle of tenant hunting.

“We have limited units under this programme and we urge all interested parties to hurry and get in touch with us to get their units,” she says.

IOI Properties Group, which owns and manages Malaysia’s largest mall IOI City Mall, brings a wealth of experience and expertise in property leasing and management.

Leveraging on the groups’ expertise in tenant management and its expansive network of mature local and international brands, Conezión’s leasing team is confident about continually bringing in quality tenants and enhancing the property asset’s yield over time.

Prime location

Conezión, a mere 700m from IOI City Mall, is strategically connected to major highways – attracting catchments from surrounding areas such as Putrajaya, Cyberjaya, Kajang, Bangi, Seri Kembangan and Puchong.

Conezión is home to popular brands and is fully managed by the IOI Properties Group leasing team. Selection for priority units at Conezión for purchase will be held on Oct 28 and 29.

This positions Conezión as a prime retail and commercial hub for business owners looking to expand their operations in the southern part of Klang Valley.

Conezión features an elegant 4.5m-cantilevered terrace that overlooks a lush golf course.

The development offers a wide range of layouts from 1,292sq ft to 4,693sq ft – catering to a diverse range of business needs.

For example, the dual-frontage option is ideal for alfresco dining, while its excellent visibility from a major highway is a vantage point in attracting potential customers.

Affordable entry point

“Imagine being part of Conezión, right within the enclave of IOI Resort City, amongst various commercial landmarks like IOI City Mall, hotels and a golf course,” says Lee.

“Conezión presents an exceptional investment opportunity for those seeking to capitalise on the growing success of this thriving township.

“Now, thanks to the IOI Buy With Tenant 2.0 campaign, you can easily own valuable commercial property with a committed rental return of 7%. Prices start at just RM650,000,” she says.

To sweeten the deal, IOI Properties Group will bear the cost of legal fees on the sale and purchase as well as loan agreements.

Whether you are an aspiring entrepreneur looking to kickstart your venture or an established brand seeking expansion, Conezión offers opportunities to take your business ambitions to the next level.

Availability is limited so don’t miss the opportunity to own highly sought-after units at Conezión with established tenants.

Source: thestar