For sale: A new way of life New Straits Times (Property Times), 14 July 2003 The pioneering 294-acre mixed-use development of Sentul East and Sentul West, privately developed, master-planned new community is something Malaysians have not seen before, and the sales of The Tamarind at Sentul East – the first homes to make their debut about a year ago – have indicated that they like it – a lot. The Maple at Sentul West has also won over a substantial number of homebuyers. It didn’t take an official launch to close over 30% sales quickly. East vs West The Star Online, 23 June 2003 "Choice units, which face the park, carry with them a premium. The fact that they have been taken up says something about the project. People do not mind paying a premium for the view," says YTL Corp Bhd deputy managing director Datuk Yeoh Seok Kian. The official launch next month would see the opening of the second block for sale. Both blocks, on a total acreage of 5.3 acres, would have a total of 318 units. A garden for Sentul folks The Star (Metro), 14 May 2003 At an introduction ceremony for the park recently, YTL Corporation Bhd managing director Tan Sri Francis Yeoh said the park was not only a new landmark in Kuala Lumpur but would also set a new benchmark for property development in the country. YTL unveils The Park at Sentul West YTL Community, 6 May 2003 "Just as in Sentul East where developments are named after spices to reflect the zest and energy of the East, developments in Sentul West will be named after trees. Many of you may not be aware, but this actually follows a very Malaysian tradition where, towns and even kampungs are named after trees. Petaling, Kulim, Penang, Mertajam and of course Sentul are just a few examples." Urban living at its best The Edge, 15 July 2002 YTL Land and Development, determined to prove sceptics of its 294-acre Sentul project wrong, must be gratified with the response to its maiden offering - The Tamarind at Sentul East. Two weeks after the pre-launch of the apartment units in June, half of those offered had been sold, with sales reaching RM31 million. YTL Land unit set to launch first Sentul property The Star, 5 July 2002 Sentul Raya Sdn Bhd, a wholly owned subsidiary of YTL Land & Development Bhd, is set to launch the first Sentul property called The Tamarind at Sentul East, Kuala Lumpur, this weekend. Final opportunity to enjoy 5% discount on The Tamarind YTL, 3 July 2002 The exclusive pre-launch of The Tamarind draws to a close this week. So far, 50% of units have been sold at the pre-launch where YTL Community members and registered buyers are offered the special 5% discount - valid till Friday, July 5, 2002. YTL launches first project in Sentul YTL, 17 June 2002 The Tamarind … the name conjures up images of a tropical tree with sweet-smelling yellow flowers. Better known for its fruits than its flowers, and commonly known as assam jawa, the spice is as much a part of Malaysian cuisine as rice is to Asians. An Invitation to the Pre-Launch of THE TAMARIND AT SENTUL EAST on 8 & 9 June 2002 Internal-Kon, 5 June 2002 Due to the overwhelming response for the pre-launch of The Tamarind at Sentul East (Block A) last week, YTL Land Bhd is now releasing Block B, the last and final tower block of The Tamarind at Sentul East. We are pleased to invite you to the pre-launch at our Sales Office and as a registered buyer, we are offering you a special 5% discount for two (2) pre-launch days Excitement at The Tamarind pre-launch YTL Community, 5 June 2002 The pre-launch event for The Tamarind at Sentul East held on June 1 caused immense excitement among the visitors who rushed to the Sentul sales office at Jalan Strachan, Off Jalan Ipoh for a closer look on the plans for the first phase of the Sentul project.
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