By the time u move in Bj, scare all the Chun chicks attached with KR2 ownersssssss! All KR2 r Cheongster!!!

IMO, the factors which determind the success of a Mall are
1. Mkt catchment
2. Property Management Quality
3. Size of the mall
4. Anchor tenant / tenant mix
5. Accessibility
6. Location
7. Layout and structure of the mall

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Added on July 8, 2012, 5:02 pm
If not mistaken, the list is outdated already yo. None of Malaysia mall in the Top 10

Malton has indicated a selling price of 900/sf

If I hv budget, I may consider Malton shoplot, I feel it is better buy than Sunway Geo commercial lot and DPC, with 2nd largest mall in Malaysia (after Times Square) adjacent to it, the rental mkt looks promising, large mkt catchment would ensure "continuous" tenant in long run.
Not necessary to capture 20K rent at the beginning, commercial play is a long term investment strategy, stretch to 30 yrs commitment, 15K at the beginning 5 yrs is fair enough, 20-30 yrs later, if ringgit further depreciate (and almost for sure will weak in long run), a bowl of mee could cost RM15 - RM30, rental can fetch at RM20K-RM30K (grd floor easily).

I foresee future Jalil City skyline would be like Mid Valley or greater.

Reasons :-
All the components in Mid Valley can be found in Jalil City, Hotels, Shoplots, Mega Mall, Service Apartment, Corporate office Tower
Land larger
Building more innovative & futuristic

Bukit Jalil has great potential!

BBB spill over effect

You referring to Aurora Shoplots?