First Phase Sold Out, Jababeka Residence Begin to Sell Kawana Golf Residence Phase Two

INDUSTRY.co.id - Jakarta, After successfully Sold Out in the first stage at the same time closing the year 2017 with a record property selling price in East Jakarta Rp 28 million / m2, PT Grahabuana Cikarang as the developer of Jababeka Residence re-launch top-class apartments Kawana Golf Residence Phase Two

"Seeing the extraordinary response from buyers, we re-open the opportunity for potential investors to buy Kawana Golf Residence the second stage," said President Director of PT Graha Buana Cikarang Sutedja S. Darmono in Media Gathering & Press Conference Jababeka Residence Outlook 2018 & Grand Product Knowledge Kawana Golf Residence Phase Two in Jakarta, Tuesday (16/1).

Sutedja said, in the first phase in December 2017, 130 units of their premium products able to be absorbed, from the original targeted 6 floors successfully sold for a total of 10 floors.

"This is very extraordinary, we create a new breakthrough, a new property market in Indonesia," he said.

The high interest of buyers, according to him, can not be separated from consumer confidence in Jababeka Residence property products, besides timely project completion and Capital Gain offered, Yield 12% per year is also a factor triggering the success of the sale of Apartment Kawana Golf Residence.

In addition, the rampant development of infrastructure to the East side of Jakarta such as elevated toll road that will be completed in 2019, MRT in 2019, LRT from Jakarta to Cikarang also positively impact on the high investment in Jababeka Residence products.

And in an effort to meet the second phase of the sales target while providing convenience for potential investors, it has been holding leading property marketing agents in Indonesia such as ERA, Century21, Ray White, LJ Hooker, Harcourts and PROMEX to start buying pre-booking number Kawana Golf Residence .

"We are targeting sales of 104 units can Sold Out in February 2018 with estimated sales value of Rp 150 billion," concluded Sutedja.