For Living.

For Luxury.

For Service.

From the people behind Pavilion KL - Malaysia's most successful shopping mall.

Your life will never be the same again.



Approved in 2012. Pending for launch in 2013.

Website: http://www.pavilionhilltop.com/

A single highrise tower project.



Associated projects and joint-management:
- Pavilion Residences
- Pavilion Tower
- Banyan Tree Signatures Hotel & Residences @ Pavilion KL
- Pavilion Couture Suites (coming soon 2013)
- Pavilion Hilltop Mont'Kiara (coming soon 2013)
- Pavilion KL 2 Extension (coming soon 2014)

Associated retail management:
- Pavilion KL
- fahrenheit88
- da:men Shopping Centre, USJ Subang Jaya
- Nova Saujana Retail Podium
- Pavilion KL 2 Extension

This post has been edited by accetera: Mar 16 2018, 12:31 PM

according to dbkl, there is a single highrise tower of about 40 floors...

and the price will be leader in MK.... wowowowwwwwwwwww listen! listen! listen! haha

Residential first is our concern here.

I think the price is too expensive given the lacklustre Mont Kiara now.

Go to SENI... next to it.

By: http://behance.net

I think Pavilion MK will not have mall. There are a few other developments that might have malls for MK.

Me want book enbloc!!!

Pavilion is definitely a premium brand that Malaysian malls association are already proud of. Suria and Starhill are doing some rebranding soon. (Pavi is the only mall that represents KL at the moment, looking at the influx of luxury malls in neighboring capital cities make your mind boggling... and it is only Pavi that are doing catchup)

Having said that, this development HAS NO MALL. The brand itself is now associated with Banyan Tree and Harrods Hotel.

It is a marketing gimmick to associate itself with Pavilion. However, a second thought brings you to Pavilion Residences - which in my opinion is very good - luxury and convenient and rather practical!!

So Pavilion MK is just right to satisfy your cravings for a branded residences in this part of town. (suddenly Sunrise sounds like any other lifestyle developer? )

This post has been edited by accetera: Apr 9 2013, 12:28 PM

Wow, Ms Angela is Japanese. Konichiwa...

This property already has endorsement from foreign purchaser. What you guys waiting for? LOL

Heck is like buying Poh Kong or Tiffany & Co.??

Of course my girl takes Tiffany lah!!!!

Btw MK still has potential to grow.

Luxury brands are turning to Southeast Asia to launch their conceptual residences. For example, Ralph Lauren Residences.

Why I say MK? Becoz it is now a place for branded hoteliers to look at. They will normally bring along their residences department.

People buy Cyberjaya because in total capital outlay is deemed cheap given the hype, infrastructure, publicity, new concepts and a renewed focus by big players.

People buy Mont Kiara because they truly like the place, like their kids to grow up there, like the matured green and expat environment and like to be accompanied by Audi, Lexus, BMWs, etc.

Now see the difference...

This post has been edited by accetera: Apr 16 2013, 01:46 AM

The discussions here are so childish!!! Shameful, if foreigners or overseas locals like Angela reading here.

Both SJ and MK investors are neither entirely wrong or correct actually. Both have their valid points. Below are mine:


1. SJ and MK are not apple-to-apple comparison at most economic terms.

2. SJ's main target market is affluent local families, local singles and affluent students - locals or internationals alike.

3. MK's main target market is affluent matured age group and 3-5 years international expats working in Malaysia.

4. MK has alot of overseas investors. It is an international zone, more or less for KL - having well-established international schools there for expats like Nayati Moodliar. There is an obvious certainty that MK remained in this profile for many more years to come. My Schlumberger bosses are living in MK (not because they like there, but is near to office in BU). I know many overseas-exposed Malaysians will die die buy a condo in MK as a "class" statement.

5. SJ is a matured township with great infrastructures, made popular by its landed properties that we local Malaysians love. I studied in Taylors and Monash(Sunway) and I know there are alot of international students who are OK -OK staying in the vicinity. The richer ones tend to be at Sunway side. I know many middle class and corporate-society Malaysians who can never stay in MK simply due to the lack of CHAR KWAY TEOW and CHICKEN RICE.

6. Both have their target markets. Bear in mind, there are changing demographics, example being - more and more Africans are moving to MK and more and more Koreans are moving to SJ. In any way, do not ever discriminate global people as we as investors must be mindful of how our economy is dictating the needs of globalisation and hence the flexibility of foreigners working here and living within our neighborhoods. Btw we have alot of Africans as Managers residing in MK handling Schlumberger operations in oil-rich continent Africa and they too are interested in bringing their kids for college education in SJ. But our numbers are small if you compare to the huge expats of other MNCs such as SHELL - who are living in Bangsar.

7. Both SJ and MK have sizeable remaining lands. Both also have their squatter areas. Both are also building more and more shoeboxes hence becoming oversupply (sorry, for me I feel both places are currently oversupply). Both are planning newer and more functional wholesome lifestyle shopping malls and urban rail transportation points.

8. SJ's pull factor is the globally-renowned designed SJCC Project by Benoy. MK's pull factor is the globally-renowned designed KL Metropolis Project by S.O.M. Btw, Phase 1 of KL Metropolis is also designed by Benoy - if you visit the website. HAHA. Same designer for both pull factor projects.

9. Prospects? Well, MK has difficulty in getting transactions due to its price tag (but low psf). SJ's overhang situation is not there yet, but is surely coming.

10. I still believe the "between" of SJ and MK is actually Petaling Jaya. Not all parts of PJ. Kota Damansara is a wannabe at the moment but far from it. But generally PJ prices give good value, have high target audience and easier to transact at all sizes.

This post has been edited by accetera: Apr 18 2013, 01:14 AM

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Pavilion MK is supposed to look like this according to a marketing website.




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This post has been edited by accetera: Apr 28 2013, 01:18 AM

Reposted from http://www.facebook.com/groups/115179435202482


Upcoming retail in Mont'Kiara/Dutamas/Sri Hartamas:

1. KL Metropolis Retail Centre 1
2. Proposed mall within Kenny Heights Sanctuary
3. Arcoris Mont'Kiara (retail podium)
4. Proposed mall within Kiara 163
5. Proposed retail centre within Floreta @ Solaris On The Park
6. Proposed retail centre within RK Group's Axis Mont'Kiara

This post has been edited by accetera: May 10 2013, 01:10 AM

Saw they are now selling near escalator of pavi... (near the alfresco f&b)

Big units still got demand?

Still can sell mah build lor...

Then what is the explanation that their office and sales booth and marketing based in Pavilion mall?