The Gates in Batu Maung, Penang is a light industrial factory development situated close to Diamond Valley Industrial Park and other industrial areas within Bayan Lepas. The region is set to see many more industrial projects in the future with much of the land there being allocated for industrial use. The upcoming industrial development of The Gates offers 20 units of modern and spacious light industrial factories. There is a choice of semi-detached and detached units, all on a 3-acre freehold land. Phase 1 of the project, which is currently in the process of completion, comprises of 12 double-storey semi-detached units and 1 unit of the double-storey bungalow type. All units are commonly built on an expansive land area measuring a minimum of 3,600 sf with spacious built-up sizes beginning from 2,600 sf. The Gates light industrial factories are also functional and practical with modern features as well as quality fittings and furnishings, all designed to cater to a variety of business needs. Each unit has a 200 lbs/sf floor loading capacity and 12 ft high ceiling on the ground floor, and 10 ft high ceiling on the upper floor. These features enable loading and logistical ease while 3 phase 150 Amp supply powers each unit. Also featured are an automatic sliding gate and roller shutter for increased convenience and security. Businesses within The Gates will enjoy easy access to the many amenities available within its vicinity. Some amenities include a Bank Pertanian Malaysia Berhad branch, CIMB Islamic branch and Ambank Auto Teller Machine in a 7-Eleven just off Jalan Batu Maung. There are also a couple of mini markets close by, which are the Pasaraya Seri Idaman and the Kim San Mini Market. There are also many eateries within the numerous commercial shop-lots there, hence figuring out what to eat every day may not be that big of a problem. In terms of accessibility, The Gates is within proximity of Jalan Batu Maung, which joins to the Tun Dr. Lim Chong Eu Expressway leading to other parts of Bayan Lepas and the second Penang bridge. It is also the main road used to head up north to Georgetown, a journey of around 25 minutes depending on traffic.