Sheda Miri 2025 Roadshow returns this August
Sheda Miri chairman James Hii (fourth left), Aaron on his left, and other committee members show flyers for the upcoming event.
MIRI (May 18): The Sarawak Housing and Real Estate Developers' Association (Sheda) Miri branch will host the Sheda Miri 2025 Home & Property Roadshow this Aug 7 to 10 at the ground floor of the Old Wing of Bintang Megamall.
Open daily from 10am to 10pm, the four-day event will feature over 20 exhibition booths, showcasing a wide mix of property developers from Miri and beyond, alongside hardware suppliers and home improvement businesses.
The roadshow aims to serve as a comprehensive platform for homebuyers, investors, and industry stakeholders to explore the latest in residential and commercial property developments.
The official opening ceremony is scheduled for 9.30am on Aug 8, to be officiated by Miri mayor Adam Yii.
Speaking at a press conference here yesterday, organising chairman Aaron Hii of Jiajaya Sdn Bhd expressed confidence in this year's showcase.
'The Sheda Miri Roadshow continues to be a focal point for both homebuyers and investors to connect with developers and industry experts,' he said.
'Whether you're planning to purchase your first home or expand your real estate portfolio, there is something valuable here for everyone.'
Key highlights will include residential and commercial developments across Sarawak, financial advice on housing loans, and networking opportunities with experts from the development and finance sectors.
Booth prices range from RM3,700 to RM4,050, with a 10 per cent early bird discount for bookings made by July 7, 2025.
Sheda members are also entitled to a 10 per cent discount.
A 'Best Booth Design' competition will run throughout the roadshow, offering a cash prize of RM1,000 to the winner.
The event is open to all—from first-time buyers to seasoned property investors and real estate professionals.
For booth reservations or further details, contact Michelle Hii on 012-5340607 or email [email protected]. Home & Property Roadshow lead miri Sheda
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