- Opposite Menara Prestige, Jalan P Ramlee.
- Where the clubs and pubs are located.

According to DBKL-OSC:

Tower A - 62-storey serviced apartments (330 units).
Tower B - 62-storey serviced apartments (325 units).
Tower C - 62-storey serviced apartments (330 units).
Tower D - 43-storey hotel block (357 rooms).
Including a 5-storey commercial retail podium.

Coming soon to Jalan P. Ramlee, Kuala Lumpur City Centre.

Besides this, coming soon nearby is also Cecil Chao Centre consisting of 4 towers, three of which are 50 storeys. More above 50 floor buildings coming to KL.

This post has been edited by accetera: Aug 4 2020, 12:52 PM

siao... another thousand units development...jialat

There damm crowded di.. got star residence.. mirage residence.. the one residence.. ritz carlton.. siao..price confirm 1.5 psq above

Can the market absorb so many units? Looks like an oversupply situation for mid-high end condos from 2014.

i wanna go pull all their fire alarm again, just to see if there is enough ground stand when all the resident decide to exit all the residential there.
anyone want to count how many car will be parking at the street ?

i'll start a carpark business there soon ...

how big is the land?

The family own the land from day 1?

About 4 parcels of land but in terms of size is quite small.

nice idea

ooh these car parking at the street ain't your daily commuter kind of car I hope... lambo, ferrari, maseratti..and merc is the most common among the lot

Seems like "Monoland" has taken over the project and marketing.

Anyone to confirm?

Siao... people and biz are moving away from KL centre and yet these people still want to build it there. Some more HUGE unit numbers

moving to where?

bro, is capital of Malaysia la
mana lagi boleh runaway?

No... Not high density condos again...

That plot of land looks not that huge.

Got 2.5 x sizes of the Cecil Chao land?

this project can target the expats market...
especially the o&g guys...

expats like to stay near kl

And in the meantime, O&G expat guys are having their contracts terminated....

This!
The oversupply is not really an issue, the decreasing of demand / unemployment is. And still BNM says that Malaysian economy is growing. pfftt...

U sure boh? I worked in Schlumberger last time leh. Our financial hub headcount increased from 21 to 700 over three years with 40% being expats.

The only thing is Our Office is based in Bandar Utama, PJ. Although national HQ is at Rohas Perkasa, KLCC.

This post has been edited by accetera: Sep 2 2014, 05:33 PM

How long ago was your last time?
Anyway, it undeniable that previously many industries were doing good but if you're in today's market, no matter which industry it is, many will tell you that it is going slower than the previous year's same period.
Do take note that the prop market is not reliant on the expats market alone. It is still the local consumers who are the main customers.