UPPER LABEL’S CSR UPGRADE IMPROVES LIVES
By Gunaprasath Bupalan (YouTube – Emjay Communications / www.newshubasia.com / www.ihaus.com.my / www.property360digest.com / www.malaysiaglobalbusinessforum.com
Kuala Lumpur, 14 th July 2019 – A Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) was recently signed between Tony Chin Hon Fah, Director of Upper Label Sdn Bhd with the Joint Management Corporation (JMC) representatives of Taman Segar Flats. This corporate social responsibility (CSR) initiative was officiated by Yang Berhormat Tuan Haji Khalid Abdul Samad, Minister of Federal Territories. YBhg. Datuk Hajah Rosida binti Jaafar, Deputy Secretary General (Management & Socio Economic) and YBhg. Datuk Muhammad Azmi bin Mohd Zain, Under Secretary
(Socio Economic Division), Ministry of Federal Territories also graced the event.
L-R: Kan Hong Foong (简雄峰), Project Director, Sri Binaraya; Chin Ke Liang
(陈柯良), Project Director, Upper Label; Tony Chin Hon Fah (陈汉华), Chief Executive
Director, Upper Label, YB Tuan Haji Khalid bin Abdul Samad, Minister of Federal Territories
and the representatives of Taman Segar Flat at the signing ceremony of Segar Residences
home exchange document.
Through this MOU, Upper Label Sdn Bhd together with its parent company Sri Binaraya Sdn Bhd will replace the low-cost homes for 1200 residents via implementation of the Segar Residences project. Each occupant who now owns a 500-sq ft walk-up flat, will receive a brand new 900-sq ft apartment of much better quality with condominium facilities such as lifts, swimming pool and gym at zero cost! This project will be implemented within the next
three years.
Segar Residences is an affordable housing project as units are pegged at RM300,000. Each 900sf ft unit is built with beautiful views of Kuala Lumpur City, full facilities including an infinity pool, all enveloped in a low-density project that is built on prime land in Cheras.
Easily accessible via various major highways and byways, this project is walking distance to the Mutiara MRT as well as to Leisure Mall. “We are from the low-cost flats with 2 rooms per unit. These walk-up flats are almost 40
years old and using the stairs is not easy for our senior residents. This upgrade to a brand new, mid-cost apartment of 900sq ft and 3 rooms, with lift and recreational facilities is like a dream come true as this will change our living conditions completely. This CSR proposal from Upper Label Sdn Bhd has received enthusiastic support by the many families that were finding it hard living at the low-cost flats. We thank Upper Label for thinking of our betterment
and will work closely with them,” said Mr Ngeau Koi Chai, Chairman of Taman Segar Management Corporation.
The project is built on Persiaran Lemak and residents will drive along it to get to other locations such as Leisure Mall which only a 15-minute drive away. There are several schools in the area such as SK Taman Segar, University College Sedaya International (UCSI), SRK Kampung Cheras Baru and SRJK (C) Taman Connaught that are a short drive from the project site.
Other nearby amenities include Leisure Mall Cheras, EkoCheras Mall, Neway Karaoke Box, banks and an abundance of restaurants. The whole project is a 4.456-acre development of medium-cost apartments within, with built-up of 900sq ft at an average price of RM300,000 (RM333 psf).
“This project will be developed without the involvement of any subsidy from the government and this Program Rumah Wilayah is proof that there can be cohesive collaboration between the government and the private sector without the need for government subsidies and developed with massive savings to assure affordable rates for community residents,” said, Chin Ke Liang, Project Director of Upper Label Sdn Bhd.
This CSR is in line with the government’s promise to deliver one million units of affordable houses within 10-years, in its manifesto. With over 20 years of industry excellence and successful project launches that include Residensi Pandanmas 2, a RUMAWIP project that was delivered 10 months ahead of schedule; Upper Label Sdn Bhd and Sri Binaraya Sdn Bhd are yet on the mission to change the lives of 1200 residents at Taman Segar, Cheras.
Among the other successful projects under Sri Binaraya Sdn Bhd include Holmes 2, a four-block condominium consisting 1814 units at Bandar Tun Razak; East Parc @ Menjalara, which are serviced apartments at Bandar Menjalara; Inspirasi Mont Kiara, two blocks of 44-storey serviced apartments at Mont Kiara; as well as The Clio 2 Residences which is three blocks of serviced apartments consisting of 550 units at Dengkil, Putrajaya amongst others.
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