KUALA LUMPUR: A collection of luxury apartments in the A$700 million Hilton Surfers Paradise on Gold Coast, Australia will be launched in Kuching this weekend with massive price reductions between A$300,000 and A$650,000.
Investors may look forward to enjoying exceptional value for this landmark completed development. Sean Niven, the chief executive officer of Australian Premium Property Sdn Bhd (APP), who is marketing the apartments in Malaysia, said the prices have been adjusted down to meet current market conditions where buyers are recognising the unique counter-cyclical purchasing opportunity being offered.
“Those who have vacationed over the summer in Gold Coast recognises the quality and unique proposition being offered by Hilton Surfers Paradise,” he said.
“The Hilton brand is obviously a significant part of the appeal.
“Hilton has a reputation for superior service quality. Those who plan to own and occupy or invest in this development shall have faith in the hands of one of the world’s most respected operators.”
Niven said APP had successful launches of Hilton Surfers Paradise in Kuala Lumpur and Penang earlier this month.
Meanwhile, a respected property analyst in Australia, Michael Matusik, of Matusik Property Insights, said with no new apartment projects under construction in Surfers Paradise, opportunities like Hilton Surfers Paradise would be few and far between in future.
“Purchasers have the flexibility of living in their apartment or using it as a holiday home, with the opportunity to access the services of the hotel on a user-pays basis, or they can place their new residence under the management of Hilton and take advantage of its worldwide reputation and international network,” he said.
For further information on Hilton Surfers Paradise, contact Australian Premium Property Sdn Bhd at 03-77260044 or 010-9311110 or email at [email protected].
Hilton Surfers Paradise roadshow launch will take place in Kuching on April 28 and 29, 2012 at The Hilton Kuching, 1st Floor, Rajawali and Selasih Room from 10am to 6pm, while the seminar starts at 2pm daily.