Alaf Lestari Sdn Bhd (754853-A)

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Signed A Privatisation Agreement

Implementation of development projects with Total Gross Development Value (GDV) of RM228.05 million.
Completed And
Delivered

62 units of 2-storey government quarters in Jalan Hulu Ayer Molek, Johor Bahru.
Officially Launched 82 Units

82 units of ‘Honeycomb’ houses known as Nongchik Heights Residence Phase 2A and 24 units of 3-storey shop offices known as Nongchik Heights Commercial.
Officially Launched 85 Units

Alaf Lestari has once again launched 85 units of ‘Honeycomb’ houses known as Nongchik Heights Residence Phase 2B in December 2009.
Shop Gallery

Alaf Lestari proceeds with development of Nongchik Riverside Phase 4 comprising 40 unit of 3-storey Shop Gallery.
Initiated Development

Construction of 14 units of 2-storey semi-detached houses, 12 units of 3-storey semi-detached houses, 4 units 2-storey Bungalow houses and 9 units 3-storey Bungalow.

JOHOR BAHRU SOUTHERN CITY

Johor Bahru was founded in 1855 by Temenggung Daeng Ibrahim, the father of Sultan Abu Bakar, one of the best-remembered Malay Sultans, together with a Chinese businessman, Wong Ah Fook. The town was originally named Tanjung Puteri, and it started out as a small Malay fishing village. Sultan Abu Bakar moved the seat of government from the old capital at Teluk Belanga in Singapore to this city in 1866. He changed the name of the new capital of his kingdom to Johor Bahru.

Two major highways linking the city centre to the suburbs.

Tebrau Highway linking the city to the north-east and the Tun Abdul Razak (TAR) Highway/Senai-Skudai Highway linking it to the north-west. The Pasir Gudang Highway and the connecting Johor Bahru Parkway cross Tebrau Highway and TAR Highway about midway, serving as the Middle Ring Road of the metropolitan area. The Causeway links the city to Singapore with a six-lane road and a railway line. Additionally, three more highways are being constructed which are the Coastal Highway (Danga Bay-Nusajaya), the Eastern Dispersal Link (JB CIQ-North/South highway) and East-West Link (Permas-Pasir Gudang).

The city of Johor Bahru is Malaysia's 'Southern Gateway'.

The city of Johor Bahru is Malaysia's 'Southern Gateway', receiving 60% of foreign tourists who visit Malaysia. It is a major holiday and shopping destination for neighbouring Singaporeans due to the comparatively lower cost of goods and services.

It is one of the largest cities in the country with more than 2.7 million inhabitants.

Johor Bahru, capital of the Malaysian state of Johor, sits at the southern tip of the Malay Peninsular. With a causeway across the Straits of Johor connecting it to Singapore, it’s a gateway for exploration of that island nation. It’s also known for its nightlife and shopping malls, some of which are on Jalan Wong Ah Fook, the central business district’s main boulevard.