KUCHING: Sarawak’s premier property development company NAIM has launched its Chinese New Year campaign, titled ‘Longevity Home to You,’ from January 15 to March 9, covering key regions like Kuching, Miri, and Bintulu.
The official launch, held at George Y Residence on Saturday, featured Mohamad Faisal Ahmad Zaidin, the chief operating officer of NAIM’s Kuching Division, expressing the company’s unwavering commitment to crafting homes that stand the test of time.
“The campaign’s name is inspired by the Chinese word for Dragon – Long. We hope that this campaign will usher in prosperity for our home buyers,” he said in his speech during the launching the campaign at George Y Residence here on Saturday.
Aligned with the auspicious Year of the Dragon, the campaign introduces various promotions and benefits for potential homebuyers.
These incentives include an exclusive Angpow rebate, adding a festive touch to the homebuying process, and a special Fortune Lucky Draw offering prizes such as home furniture to enhance the homebuying journey.
Covering an array of properties across NAIM’s various regions, the campaign caters to different lifestyles and preferences.
Prospective buyers are encouraged to explore the available properties by visiting NAIM’s sales galleries or Facebook to take advantage of the exclusive promotions.
Additionally, prospective buyers can leverage Maybank’s MyDeco financing option, providing up to 120 per cent financing for home and decor financing, along with RM25,000 furniture packages and free interior designs.
This will enable prospective NAIM homebuyers to realise their dream homes with a variety of attractive interior design options.
As part of the campaign, NAIM also invites the public to its CNY Open Houses in Kuching, Miri, and Bintulu on Saturday, February 17.
Those interested in the ‘Longevity Home to You’ campaign, upcoming events, and NAIM’s range of properties can find more information on NAIM Properties’ official Facebook page.
The launch event earlier also featured a Feng Shui talk led by the renowned Datuk Paduka Master Koh, providing insights into the art of placement to enhance positive energy flow.
Also present were Batu Lintang assemblyman See Chee How, Batu Kitang assemblyman Datuk Lo Khere Chiang, and NAIM chief people officer Elise Loh Yen Hua.
