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KUALA LUMPUR: Sime Darby Property Bhd has achieved a 100% take-up rate for XME Business Park 2 during its preview.
In a statement, the developer said the newly launched XME Business Park 2 is its latest industrial development, projected for completion in 2027.
XME Business Park 2 provides 15 ready-built factories with a gross development value (GDV) of RM66mil. The industrial development features a mix of detached and semi-detached units, with sizes ranging from 8,397 to 18,405 sq.ft., priced between RM 4.5mil to RM9.3mil.
“The 100% take-up rate achieved for XME Business Park 2 at its preview reflects the demand for premium industrial hubs that offer accessibility and future-ready facilities,” chief operating officer – township development, Appollo Leong said in a statement.
“We saw overwhelming interest from a diverse array of industries, including engineering, warehouse operations, automotive, pharmaceutical, and food and beverage, which demonstrates the wide-ranging value and utility of our development,” he said.
Sime Darby Property said the business park offers practical and modern facilities including multiple loading bays, a high floor loading capacity of 10 kN/m², triple volume warehouse space with a generous height clearance of nine meters minimum, and a wide main loading area designed to accommodate 40-foot trucks.
Additionally, it features expansive two-storey open-plan office spaces, perfectly suited for growing businesses. XME Business Park 2 provides excellent logistics and connectivity, with direct access to key highways including PLUS, ELITE, and LEKAS.
“The strategic location, coupled with competitive pricing and mature
ecosystem, makes XME Business Park 2 an ideal choice for businesses looking to thrive in a supportive and well-connected environment. This aligns with our purpose to be a Value Multiplier for People, Businesses, Economies, and the Planet,” Leong said.
Stage 2 of XME Business Park 2 is anticipated to launch in the first quarter of 2025.
