KUALA LUMPUR, Jan 23 — EXSIM Group has formed a strategic partnership with RHB Banking Group to roll out the newly enhanced RHB Green Home Financing Guarantee Programme, strengthening access to sustainable homeownership in Malaysia.
With this collaboration, EXSIM becomes the first property developer in the country to work with RHB under this green financing initiative. The programme allows eligible homebuyers to enjoy financing of up to 110%, providing greater flexibility for purchasers of green-certified residential developments.
Under the scheme, buyers may secure 100% financing of the property value, along with an additional 10% allocation to cover related upfront costs such as Mortgage Reducing Term Assurance (MRTA), Credit Level Term Assurance (CLTA), and other entry expenses. This structure helps reduce initial cash outlay while encouraging environmentally responsible home purchases.
The financing programme is applicable to 17 EXSIM developments, including well-known projects such as The Fiddlewooz @ KL Metropolis, D’Clover Residences, D’Terra Residences, D’Tessera Residences, and Hugoz Suites located near Kuala Lumpur city centre — an area that also remains highly attractive for commercial property in KL and office space in prime urban locations.
EXSIM Group managing director Lim Aik Hoe highlighted that sustainability remains central to the group’s development strategy, noting that the collaboration with RHB reflects a shared commitment to making green-certified homes more attainable without compromising buyers’ financial flexibility.
Meanwhile, RHB Group community banking managing director Jeffrey Ng Eow Oo emphasised that the programme is designed to meet evolving customer needs, offering practical financing solutions for Malaysians who wish to adopt sustainable living with confidence.
Beyond residential development, initiatives like this align with broader national goals of promoting environmentally responsible urban growth — a trend that continues to influence demand across industrial land in Selangor, office space in Bukit Jalil, factory developments in Puchong, and industrial property in the Subang area, where sustainability and long-term efficiency are increasingly important decision factors.
This collaboration underscores a growing industry shift toward integrating sustainability, financial accessibility, and responsible urban planning across Malaysia’s real estate landscape.
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