Project Forward focuses on identifying high-potential properties and land for development. We engage in careful market analysis to pinpoint areas with strong growth prospects, both in terms of capital appreciation and rental yields. Our investment strategy balances risk and reward, targeting high-demand locations with strong infrastructure, accessibility, and future development opportunities.
Wellspring House, offering a total of 68 units. It nestled in the lively neighborhood of Serpong, South Tangerang, making it an ideal place to call home.Wellspring was designed by dhaniesal architects with a personalized Sunny Patio to cater all hobbies. A SpringWalk Garden, clubhouse with swimming pool, and playground can be exclusively accessed by residents.
Kinary House is located in Jl. Ps. Jengkol, Serpong, South Tangerang. This exciting development is a collaboration with Anabuki Kosan. Kinary House will consist of 48 units of houses in its first phase. Designed by Kevin Tan Studio, Kinary House has all the features we’ve always loved and a new feature that we fell in love with at the first sight: the Panoramic Garden, Lounge, Foyer, and also Balcony. This house has 3+1 Bedrooms and 3+1 Bathrooms with a view of Dry Garden. The townhouse is supported by exciting community facilities: swimming pool, community hall, gym, mini library, and playground.
Havenhouse House is located in Jl. Sukamulya IV, Serua Indah, Ciputat, South Tangerang. Havenwood House will consist of 66 units of houses in its first phase.
Designed by Spoa, Havenwood House has all the features we’ve always loved and a new feature that we fell in love with at the first sight: Tatami Backyard, Reading Corner, and also Panoramic Dry Garden. This house has 3+1 Bedrooms and 3+1 Bathrooms, perfect for young family like yours. The townhouse is supported by exciting community facilities: multifunction lounge, musholla, kids playground, semi-outdoor lounge, swimming pool, gym, mini library, multifunction court for badminton and soccer/basketball, and social avenue.
