MIRI: A total of 105 happy homeowners received the keys to their dream homes at
Desa Damai in Permyjaya on Sunday (Dec 14).
In a statement issued by NAIM Holdings Berhad (NAIM) on Monday (Dec 15), the company said the handover ceremony, officiated by Transport Minister Datuk Seri Lee Kim Shin, saw 68 Lilium units and 37 Valeria units officially handed over to homeowners.
Speaking at the ceremony, Lee acknowledged NAIM’s long-standing role in the Permyjaya area, noting that the company’s presence has become synonymous with the township’s development.
“When you think of Permyjaya, you think of NAIM Holdings Berhad,” he said.
Beyond housing delivery, Lee also highlighted NAIM’s proactive role in supporting community safety initiatives in Permyjaya, including regular patrols conducted in collaboration with local authorities.
“NAIM is not only developing Permyjaya, they have been a reliable partner in helping to monitor and enhance safety in the area.
“Their hourly patrols have contributed to improved security, and this is an effort the government is willing to continue working on together,” he said.
Desa Damai, which commenced in 2023, has completed 138 homes to date, achieving completion two months ahead of schedule.
NAIM chairman Datuk Amar Abdul Hamed Sepawi said that NAIM remains committed to making it a tradition to deliver excellence and provide exceptional service to its customers.
“We constantly encourage our management to be proactive and aggressive in offering care and support that enhances the homeownership experience,” he said.
Meanwhile, NAIM group managing director Datuk Hasmi Hasnan said the early completion and certification reflected the Group’s disciplined execution and focus on quality.
“Looking ahead, NAIM plans to develop approximately 5,000 affordable housing units in the coming years to meet strong demand.
“These projects will be carried out in phases, subject to demand and other considerations, ensuring we continue to provide well-planned and sustainable communities for Sarawak residents,” he said.
With 30 years of experience and over 23,000 homes delivered across Sarawak, NAIM continues to focus on building well-planned, quality townships supported by thoughtful design, modern infrastructure, and community-centred initiatives.
Desa Damai remains open for public viewing daily, including on public holidays, allowing prospective homeowners to explore the show units and experience the vibrant community firsthand.
As part of its commitment to the wider community, NAIM also presented a token of support to the Malaysian Red Crescent Society (MRCS) Sunflower Centre which provides therapy and care for children with special needs here.
