Later this month, Hua Yang presents a new phase at One South, Seri Kembangan.

GREENZ @ ONE SOUTH - NEW PHASE AFTER STREET MALL SHOP OFFICES, PARC, GARDENZ & FLEXIS
http://onesouth.huayang.com.my/



One South, the latest mixed development in Seri Kembangan, Selangor, comprising shop offices, service apartments and office towers, are set to tap on its strategic location. It is situated just along the KL-Seremban highway and right next to Besraya highway where it enjoys a ready population catchment as well as high traffic visibility.

In a recent article published in TheEdge Malaysia, week of 14 December 2009, Seri Kembangan was described 'as a property hot spot with upside potential' by Jerome Hong, managing director of PA International Property Consultants (KL). He added that developments in Putrajaya, Cyberjaya, KLIA and Sepang International F1 Circuit have contributed to the robust growth in the south of the Klang Valley. Also in the article, Victor Lim, managing director of iProp Realty Sdn Bhd, said that 'the value of commercial properties in Seri Kembangan has improved due to the rapid population growth and good road network.'

Recognising this tremendous potential, developer Hua Yang Berhad has planned One South in Seri Kembangan as a massive 17.89-acre project with a gross development value of RM750 million. Its first planned phase will offer 384 units of shop offices built along a street mall concept where work intermixes with play. With built-up areas from 479 - 2,100 sq ft, prices of its office units and retail lots start from RM350 per sq ft and RM750 per sq ft respectively.



This post has been edited by accetera: Mar 24 2017, 12:48 AM

How come publshed by The Edge in 2009 still can call as recent?

This is a new phase....

Cant imagine the traffice there once all 5 element was built

I think serdang n sk ardy popultaed

Still have left over land for another phase...

Kudos to Hua Yang...

But the so called shopping mall is like dead town....

Thought of going there for lunch one day, so looks like no point yet...

During initial launch, developer said mall lots not for sale, will be managed by themselves

After many phases sold suddenly mall lots are up for sale...

Not many developers ready to should the commitment and responsibility to manage a retail place, chances of success most of the time is challenging

Successful for happy hour pubs and loud music until past midnight...poor residents upstairs...

Worst than expected.

Is Scott Garden really worse than expected? I tot its location is superb...

Street Mall hard to survive in MY, we want AC!!

the curve street mall is very successful

solaris dutamas street mall is quite successful also, lots of illegal car parks along the roadside every night especially during weekend

I think this is not the last phase. THey still got a taller tower and another plot.

+1
Pubs all very happening, but there are no residents upstairs. Who on earth wants to live there when you can hear the music booming even though you are 10 storeys up?

Greenz @ one south , will be going to launch around End of August.

How about the price?

i think if they can move in cinemas there will be better.. they should built the entire as shopping mall instead.. the residences upstair looks dead..

think more than 500k for this prop

Price around Rm490psf~Rm530psf in that range , but haven't finalized.