perspective perspective - ChartNexus

Currently over 45,000 residents call Bandar Seri Alam home
and enjoy the wholesome living environment it offers with
the surfeit of green space and outdoor activity. The lovely
lakes and parks are hubs for recreational activities that
facilitate daily community interaction and beckon healthy
outdoor living. Another high point for families with schoolgoing
children is the existence of seven schools within the
township, including a Chinese school and a Japanese
International School. With its combination of quality
infrastructure, innovative designs, value-added facilities
and close-knit community, Bandar Seri Alam has
drawn continuous interest and attention from discerning
home purchasers.
The Bandar Seri Alam team has been successful in increasing
the township’s visibility to the Johor market. Ongoing media
advertisements that emphasise the UM Land brand, billboards
and outdoor displays are some of the recent initiatives that
have helped create more awareness and sales!
A steady stream of community and corporate events enhance
a sense of traditional communal living. The carnival
atmosphere of the Seri Alam Fest in 2005 drew residents and
non-residents alike in celebration. Other activities include
gatherings to commemorate tsunami victims, collection of
funds for tsunami victims, various ‘gotong-royong’ activities,
and poolside parties for condominium residents.
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With constant interest being generated,
the population here is projected to
increase by 15,000 in three years as better
access and additional amenities attract
further interest. These include the
upcoming opening of Tesco Seri Alam -
the first Tesco Hypermarket in Johor
Bahru, upgrading of the Pasir Gudang
Highway, opening of the Senai-Pasir
Gudang Highway, and an additional
route to the city centre.
centre Secret Garden Homes
left Impiana Homes
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