Berjaya Land Bhd has officially launched a new sales gallery for its Jesselton Courtyard project, a low-density residential development located in Jesselton Selatan, Penang. The developer reported encouraging interest in the project, with enquiries coming from both Malaysian and overseas buyers, reflecting continued demand for well-located residential properties in the state.
The sales gallery, which began operations recently, is designed to give prospective purchasers a clearer and more immersive understanding of the development. Visitors can explore design concepts, layout planning, and the overall lifestyle environment planned for the community.
Low-Density Freehold Development in George Town
Jesselton Courtyard is planned as a low-rise, low-density enclave set on approximately 11.9 acres of freehold land. The development will feature 239 residential units, comprising Courtyard Homes and Courtyard Villas with built-up areas ranging from roughly 2,700 sq ft to more than 6,600 sq ft.
The project emphasises landed-style living within a gated-and-guarded setting, a concept that remains relatively rare within the George Town area, where high-rise developments are more common. This positioning is expected to appeal to buyers seeking privacy, space, and a more exclusive residential environment while remaining close to urban amenities.
Confidence in Penang’s Property Market
According to the developer, the launch of the sales gallery reflects ongoing confidence in Penang’s long-term economic prospects. The state continues to benefit from infrastructure improvements, consistent investment activity, and sustained demand from both local and international purchasers, factors that have supported the resilience of its property sector.
The gallery also serves as a practical tool for buyers, allowing them to better visualise the scale, design, and overall living experience that the completed development aims to deliver.
Timeline and Promotional Activities
Construction of Jesselton Courtyard is progressing as scheduled, with completion targeted by the end of 2027. The sales gallery, located along Persiaran Jesselton Selatan, will welcome visitors starting from the second day of Chinese New Year, while a separate roadshow is planned at Gurney Plaza to provide additional information and engagement opportunities for potential buyers.
Broader Market Context
While projects like Jesselton Courtyard highlight demand for exclusive residential properties in Penang, similar fundamentals—such as strategic location, connectivity, and long-term value—are also shaping property trends in the Klang Valley. Businesses and investors continue to actively seek industrial land in Selangor, driven by logistics growth and manufacturing expansion.
In established commercial districts, demand remains steady for office space in Bukit Jalil and other well-planned business hubs, while industrial occupiers frequently explore options for a factory in Puchong or industrial property in Subang area, where accessibility to highways and airports strengthens operational efficiency. At the same time, centrally located commercial property in KL continues to attract companies prioritising visibility and connectivity.
These patterns underline a consistent theme across Malaysia’s property market: developments that combine strategic positioning, quality design, and long-term planning tend to attract sustained buyer and investor interest, whether in residential enclaves in Penang or industrial and office assets across Kuala Lumpur and Selangor.
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