Property developer SkyWorld’s, SkyAwani 5 Residences has recently been awarded an outstanding 84% high QLASSIC score, the highest in the country for affordable housing. It also garnered a prestigious 5-star SHASSIC rating, both ratings from the Construction Industry Development Board (CIDB).
The Quality Assessment System in Construction (QLASSIC) and the Safety and Health Assessment System in Construction (SHASSIC), both instituted by CIDB, serve as benchmarks for evaluating workmanship quality and safety and health aspects in construction projects.
With a Gross Development Value (GDV) of RM188 million, the property sits on a strategic 2.06-acre parcel in Sentul, Kuala Lumpur. Comprising 615 units in a singular 36-storey tower, each unit generously offers 800 sq.ft of living space at an affordable RM300,000. Residents get over 30 facilities including a gymnasium, terrace lawn, tree house, basketball court, jogging trail, multipurpose hall, games room, co-working space, rooftop sky lounge and a sky garden. The development was fully sold since December 2020.
Minister at the Prime Minister’s office witnessed the handing of the keys to owners, Dr Zaliha Binti Mustafa said, “SkyAwani 5 Residences also made history as the first affordable home to introduce an EV Charging Station for the convenience of its residents. This is a revolutionary step towards creating a low-carbon city and I would like to applaud SkyWorld for leading the way.
According to Datuk Seri Ng Thien Phing, Founder and Executive Chairman of SkyWorld, the company’s commitment to quality is evident in its consistent pursuit of QLASSIC and SHASSIC assessments, as all 6,236 units of its SkyAwani series go through stringent processes and thorough inspections.
“We deliver homes that meet or surpass industry standards regardless of the price. This is a testament of our commitment to delivering high-quality homes to Malaysians. Our dedication is rooted in our brand promise of “You Can Now Own a Quality Home and Living” and fuelled by the company’s purpose to “Make Living Better”, he states.
