Sevora Review: Pros, Cons and Who Should Buy

Sevora suits eligible first-home buyers who want a freehold three-bedroom home with two to three car parks in Bukit Mertajam, from RM430,000. It is a weaker fit for buyers who do not meet the eligibility rules, for short-term rental investors and for anyone who wants to move in before 2030.

The project is by Sevenco, with 420 three-bedroom, two-bathroom units of 950 to 1,031 sq ft in a 34-storey tower on 3.45 acres. Completion is targeted for 2030.

By Chan Wei Chao, REN 39846, IQI Realty Sdn. Bhd. Updated 12 November 2026. Prices are gross prices from the project summary dated 8 October 2026.

Sevora pros

  • Two to three car parks. Type A has two to three bays and Type B has three.
  • North-south facing. The sales kit states that all units face north-south.
  • Garden units. Level 7 has garden units with balcony gardens.
  • Mainland access. About 3 km from the North-South Expressway, near the Bukit Minyak and Juru industrial areas.

Sevora cons

  • Eligibility needed. An LPNPP submission and RMKu eligibility approval are needed before the loan application.
  • Long wait. Completion is targeted for 2030.
  • No Airbnb. Short-term rental is not allowed.
  • Lifts. Three passenger lifts and one bomba lift serve 420 units.

Which unit should you choose?

Type A is 950 sq ft from RM430,000 with two to three bays. Type B is also 950 sq ft, from RM440,000 with three bays. Ask for the price of the 1,031 sq ft garden units, Types C and D.

Summary

Sevora fits eligible first-home buyers who want parking for two or three cars. See Sevora prices and floor plans, or compare it side by side with Iconic Harmony and Montview Residences.


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