Tropicana’s Edelweiss development achieves 100% take-up rate


Artist's impression of Edelweiss (far left).

KUALA LUMPUR: Tropicana Corp Bhd’s award-winning Tropicana Gardens, an integrated and transit-oriented development (TOD) at Tropicana Indah, celebrated 100% take-up and topping off milestone for Edelweiss Serviced Residences, SOFO and Shoppes.

The seventh phase of Tropicana Gardens, a key project by Tropicana in partnership with The Selangor State Development Corporation (PKNS), held a topping-off ceremony to celebrate the completion of the building's structural stage. This event highlights the timely progress for Edelweiss, which is set for completion by the fourth quarter of 2025.

In a statement, the developer announced that upon completion, Edelweiss will receive a GreenRE Silver rating certification, adding to the green buildings within the Tropicana Gardens development.

To reassure property purchasers, the quality of this development will also be evaluated by the Quality Assessment System in Construction (QLASSIC), a recognised workmanship certification body.

Tropicana said as of today, the residential component of Edelweiss has achieved 100% take-up and the Shoppes, which was launched just this year, has already achieved 60% take-up.

“We are thankful that this innovative development is much sought-after in the market. Today’s topping-off ceremony demonstrated Tropicana’s ongoing commitment to deliver quality developments on time. Aligned with our ESG pillars, Edelweiss will receive a green building certification from our long-term partner, GreenRE.

“Tropicana Gardens is a well-established township and was recently named the best TOD by the FIABCI Malaysia Property Award 2023. A TOD project is an important feature in any urban planning and we will embrace this blueprint in our future developments,” deputy chief executive officer Khoo Thian Shyang said.

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