S P Setia has added another international accolade to its portfolio, with Precinct Arundina at Setia Eco Park securing Silver in the Residential Low Rise category at the 2026 FIABCI World Prix d’Excellence Awards.
Presented in Vienna earlier this month, the award places the Selangor development among a select group of residential projects recognised for excellence in design, planning and overall development quality. Widely regarded as one of the property industry’s most established international benchmarks, the FIABCI awards celebrate projects that demonstrate innovation, sustainability and long-term value creation.
Recognition for a mature township
The latest honour also shines a spotlight on Setia Eco Park, one of Malaysia’s most established master-planned townships. Precinct Arundina forms part of the larger development, offering landed homes within a setting defined by landscaped greenery, low-density living and integrated community infrastructure.
Its success reflects a continued appetite for suburban neighbourhoods that balance connectivity with a stronger sense of place. Buyers are increasingly prioritising developments that offer more than housing alone, seeking environments where access to nature, amenities and community spaces are considered integral to daily life.
A focus on long-term liveability
According to the developer, Precinct Arundina was conceived around the idea of delivering quality landed homes within a well-connected and environmentally conscious setting. That approach aligns with wider trends across the residential market, where liveability and long-term value have become key considerations for purchasers.
The project’s recognition also reinforces the enduring appeal of Setia Eco Park, which previously received global recognition for its master plan. Nearly two decades on, the township remains a reference point in discussions around integrated suburban development, particularly for its emphasis on green spaces and community planning.
Building on a global track record
The award further strengthens S P Setia’s standing on the international stage. Over the years, the developer has accumulated a significant number of accolades across residential, commercial and township developments, reflecting the growing prominence of Malaysian projects within global property circles.
For the wider market, the recognition highlights how local developments continue to compete alongside international peers, particularly in categories where design quality, sustainability and long-term planning are increasingly valued.
As demand evolves towards more holistic living environments, projects such as Precinct Arundina suggest that the future of residential development may be measured not only by architecture and location, but by the quality of life they are able to create over time.
