Look alike KLIFD..LOL

i hope this pans out alright. because I love malaysia. I wouldn't want Malaysia to fail. Im a proud Malaysian.

I also hope it work out right. Sometimes we fail b'cos we are too proud to learn from others.

There were two property lessons post 2007, most people know the US sub-prime, but few took note of Dubai and what happen when you built too fast and furious.

Still, this one by private, and the first big scale project so far. Got fair chance to succeed.

+2

The old matrade will demolish a not?

No.

Rumours is that WCT has got the tender to build new MITI Hq... juz off the KL Metropolis masterplan (u can see it in the video or in the masterplan pic.. below letter "C")

Photo by davidwsk last month...




(benoy for kl metropolis phase a2)

MATRADE Centre @ KL Metropolis
contributed by dengilo

hi! any new updates on the launching of the other phases of this KL Metropolis project? The Martrade centre may be in progress but what about the residences, office, malls etc?

even the website http://www.klmetropolis.com is no longer available

Perhaps in 2014 or 2015. Pushed back. Focus is on Matrade and planning for Phase 1.

Heard they will be revealing soon. Very interesting.

It is indeed interesting, it will be a benchmark for the area of Dutamas. Im looking forward to the first residential phase of KL Metropolis.

Pat Kor, when it will reveal? heard it is about RM 800 per sqft from NAZA TTDI personnel, don't know how true it is, possible to share more?

Don't think 800 Psf. Publika, Solaris dutamas condo already selling 1000psf d.

Tough yr for developer. They ll not risk of proj cannot sell. This yr is really not easy le to sell super high price. Nowadays those bbb proj in 2013 see many dropouts. To sell 1kpsf is very brave and ambitious indeed in this sort of mkt now regarding the surrounding pricing now. Surrounding matured area may only hav limited supplies to sell at high subsales price. But developer to sell large number of units at high price in primary mkt is different story. My 2cent. Cautious yr ahead. If still using bcoz of neighbor sell 1kpsf n new launch sure higher mentality at the peak of the circle then gd luck. Different part of cycle mus play different strategies.

I think completion by 2020. Haha

I also think it will be 1000psf....

why? Greedy developer.

They'll sell it super slowly

This project going to fail? Naza developer ok r? Macam sama with klifd. Office can do here r? Kl banyak offices. We have Many office cities d... Macam PJ trade center, phileo, pusat bandar damansara...metropolise...subang...sungai besi old airport gonna have a big 1...etc... Sibeh many... Geng.

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Naza TTDI gets RM100m more fund for KL Metropolis
Business Times | 4 May 2014
http://www.nst.com.my/business/nation/naza...opolis-1.585691


KUALA LUMPUR: Property developer Naza TTDI Sdn Bhd is borrowing another RM100 million from Al Rajhi Bank Malaysia as working capital for its iconic RM20 billion KL Metropolis project here.

“Naza TTDI has previously used our facility. We’re pleased to continue our support in its development of KL Metropolis,” said Al Rajhi Bank Malaysia chief executive officer Datuk Azrulnizam Abdul Aziz.

KL Metropolis is set to be the nation’s newest international trade and exhibition district that houses the new Matrade Exhibition and Convention Centre, which will be Malaysia’s exhibition centre.

More than 5.3ha will be allocated for the Matrade centre while development on the remaining 25.3ha will be completed in three phases over 15 years.

KL Metropolis is located within the same neighbourhood of Kenny Hills, Damansara Heights, Bangsar, Mont Kiara and Sri Hartamas. It is just 5km away from the KLCC and accessible via well-connected highways such as Sprint and the North Klang Valley Expressway.

The first phase, which will consist of residential and office towers, a regional retail centre and the Matrade centre, is scheduled to be up by 2016.

Azrulnizam was speaking to reporters after a loan signing ceremony between Al Rajhi Bank Malaysia and Naza TTDI, which was represented by its deputy executive chairman and group managing director SM Faliq SM Nasimuddin.

Al Rajhi Bank, the world’s largest Islamic banker, has 24 branches throughout Malaysia.

It has been expanding steadily since it first set foot here in 2007. As at end-2013, its customer base had expanded to more than 160,000.