“Buying the first commercial benchmark in a future 3,000-acre township.”
Ascent Park is a mixed development within Taman Wawari, a future 3,000-acre township in the Iskandar Puteri growth corridor. Developed by Linbaq Holding, the project consists of modern Japanese-inspired landed homes and Ascent Hub commercial shop lots that are planned to serve the future township population.
Unlike many mature locations where growth has already been priced in, Taman Wawari remains in the early stages of development with multiple established developers participating in the township’s expansion. This creates opportunities for buyers looking to enter before the area reaches maturity.
Key Highlights:
In our view, Ascent Park is not simply a landed housing project.
The biggest attraction is the opportunity to enter a large-scale township at an early stage. Buyers are not only purchasing a home or a shop lot, but also securing a position within a future township that is expected to continue developing over the coming years.
For the residential component, we particularly like the wider frontage design. With a 25-foot width, the homes offer a more spacious living experience that feels closer to a cluster house or semi-detached home compared to conventional terrace housing.
What we like:
One of the strongest reasons buyers consider Ascent Park is the amount of space offered.
Many new landed projects today are designed around narrower frontages to maximise unit numbers. At Ascent Park, the 25-foot frontage creates a noticeably wider living environment that many buyers find more comfortable for family living.
Combined with the modern Japanese-inspired design language, the homes offer a product that feels different from the typical terrace house developments commonly found in the market.
Why this matters:
One of the strongest reasons buyers consider Ascent Park is the amount of space offered.
Many new landed projects today are designed around narrower frontages to maximise unit numbers. At Ascent Park, the 25-foot frontage creates a noticeably wider living environment that many buyers find more comfortable for family living.
Combined with the modern Japanese-inspired design language, the homes offer a product that feels different from the typical terrace house developments commonly found in the market.
Why this matters:
What We Look For When Buying Shop Lots
“I personally purchased a shop lot here and these are the five criteria I used before making my decision.”
As an investor, I personally purchased a unit here based on five key principles.
People spend more when returning home than when rushing to work.
The surrounding region already serves a large established population while the future township continues to expand.
In Johor, insufficient parking often means losing customers. Ascent Hub benefits from additional parking provisions beyond the typical shop-front spaces.
A good shop lot is not about size alone.
Historically, first-phase commercial products within successful townships often establish the benchmark for future launches.
At approximately RM2 million, Ascent Hub enters the market at a level significantly below many mature commercial locations where equivalent shop lots can exceed RM4 million.
Download the project brochure to view more information about unit layouts, floor plans, facilities, pricing guide, location details, and project highlights.
