anyone have any details on this? wanto know the update as well, the last time i get to know is developers are tendering the project

this project seems very quiet now, not much news on this. Latest news is on the 6 tier 1 developer successfully submitted their bid

http://www.thestar.com.my/Business/Busines...-over-2-months/

RRIM is away from KL city center, but dont expect the price will be cheap

Wow...hopefully it can develop just like kl sentral

Is like that one ma, first world building but third world maintenance

if the keep the rubber plantation and make it like central park in new york, it will be wonderful

2016 ah...2 more years only start construction then when only complete? It's like showing sign of slow down in property

MRCB plans indoor theme park in new township
BY OOI TEE CHINGKUALA - 2 OCTOBER 2014 @ 11:39 PM
http://www.nst.com.my/node/39470

NEW DIMENSION IN LIFESTYLE: It's going to be fun, wholesome and family-oriented, says group managing director

MALAYSIAN Resources Corp Bhd (MRCB) is planning an indoor theme park at its new township in Sungai Buloh, Selangor.

“We’re going to put up a theme park. It’s not going to be just roller-coaster rides. It’s going to be fun, wholesome and family-oriented. There’ll be something for everyone,” said group managing director Tan Sri Mohamad Salim Fateh Din.

When asked to identify the theme park operator, he said, “we’re interviewing various parties from all over the world. The evaluation process will take six to nine months”.

Salim was speaking to Business Times on the sidelines of Metropolis Transportation Oriented Development seminar organised by Veritas Design Group, here, yesterday.

Back in 2012, the Employees Provident Fund (EPF) unit, Kwasa Land Sdn Bhd, bought the Rubber Research Institute’s land measuring 943ha from the government for RM2.28 billion. As the master developer of this strategically placed area, Kwasa Land wants this new township to incorporate transport- oriented elements like that of KL Sentral.

This new township, known as Kwasa Damansara, will reportedly to generate RM50 billion in gross development value (GDV) over the next 20 years.

It is to comprise 70 per cent commercial and 30 per cent residential components. It will initially serve the living and working requirements of 135,000 residents with the added advantage of having two mass rapid transit (MRT) stations.

Two months ago, MRCB won the bid to develop the first parcel of land there.

The 26ha, called Project MX-1, is a parcel of mixed development with GDV of RM7 billion.

When asked on the progress of MX-1, Salim said, “we’re building on our own expertise and experience to create a new dimension in lifestyle that will cater to the needs of future investors and the community in Kwasa Damansara”.

Haha...where got developer not greedy one?

so next year when MRT ready, then it will passby ghost town in kwasa damansara?hahaha

This Naza TTDI project should be very high end villa

i think Petaling District land is free hold one

Nice.... The area landscape sure change a lot

Which tenant surprise u?

Hahaha...at least there something new for the area

Kwasa Land RM300psf is land price while D Sentral RM1000psf is house price?

accessibility still got room to grow...hahaha

They might need to upgrade the accessibility in this area, Jalan Kuala Selangor and Jalan Sungai Buloh is jammed up during peak hour

They gonna upgrade Persiaran atmosfera then, good good

they are still doing earthwork in the area, it will be weird after MRT start it's service and it will passby "No Man Land"