Development Order approved.

MRCB will be presenting to you an upcoming project in Brickfields, just next to KL Sentral.

Opposite Menara Shell.

Development Components:
- Tower 1: 473 units
- Tower 2: 483 units
- Tower 3: 478 units
- Podium facilities, retail and carparks


The site:







This post has been edited by accetera: Dec 6 2015, 12:36 AM

prime location huh

another 1 in KL

1500 psft??

What a shame. These row of low rise hold so much potential for a joker walk kinda street.

so true.. should remove the road and have a jonker walk style road with souvenirs n restaurants for tourists to enjoy

So much to heritage preservation.

MRCB and EPF is planning redevelpment of 3 blocks of servised apartment

35 to 43 storeys

land currently 100 quaters

http://www.themalaysianinsider.com/malaysi...cal-value-of-br


Shy of a century, the 100 Quarters in Brickfields could come under the wrecking ball soon unless the Kuala Lumpur City Hall draws up a plan to save a part of the capital city's history, says heritage authority Badan Warisan Malaysia (BWM).

The two-storey buildings have served as homes to railway families for 99 years but BWM says that underneath the simple and plain facade lies a wealth of history.

“Badan Warisan urges the mayor of Kuala Lumpur to hold a moratorium on this redevelopment until a comprehensive cultural mapping of this area is done,” its president Laurence Loh said in a letter to The Malaysian Insider.
- See more at: http://www.themalaysianinsider.com/malaysi...h.KMJqrfGX.dpuf

Source: tikaram's other thread

100 Quarters comes down
BY BAVANI M. | The Star Metro - Community | Tuesday June 2, 2015 MYT 7:17:43 AM
http://www.thestar.com.my/Metro/Community/...-end-of-an-era/


AT 9AM yesterday, the roar of an excavator could be heard in the vicinity of the century-old 100 Quarters in Jalan Rozario, Brickfields, as contractors began demolition work on the historic buildings.

The contractors have been asked to exercise care when dismantling 100 Quarters in an effort to preserve some of the construction materials.

Brickfields Community Society (BCS) — a coalition of 40 NGOs including residents’ associations, schools and places of worship — asked Malaysian Resources Corporation Bhd (MRCB) to retain the old wooden doors and floorboards that were part of the original structure.

BCS chairman G. Gunasegaran said the materials could then be re-used to build a community heritage centre in the township later.

“We have asked MRCB to preserve Unit 1 and 3 of 100 Quarters for historical purposes, and we are also hopeful of using the materials later,” he said.

Gunasegaran, who was present when contractors began demolition works at the site yesterday, said he was grateful the developer had been very communicative with the community about the project.

An MRCB spokesman at the site said the company had been given 60 days to clear the structures.

He added that MRCB was using the latest technology in demolition in an effort to reduce the noise, smell and dust usually caused by conventional demolition methods.

Earlier in the year, the 100 Quarters had been ravaged by vandals and scrap metal dealers, turning the place into an eyesore.

Last week, MRCB executive vice-president Datuk Dell Akbar Khan said the land owner, the Property Management Division (BPH) under the Prime Minister’s Department, and Kuala Lumpur City Hall (DBKL) had given the go-ahead for the demolition.

“We have to demolish it for safety reasons,” he said at a briefing in the MRCB headquarters in Kuala Lumpur Sentral, Brickfields.

He added that the land, known as Lot 349, had not been handed over to MRCB yet.

The 100 Quarters were built in 1915 and comprised three rows of houses along Jalan Chan Ah Tong, Lorong Chan Ah Tong and Jalan Rozario.

They were once the homes of Malayan Railways or Keretapi Tanah Melayu Bhd employees.

The 1.4ha plot of land 100 Quarters sits on will be given to MRCB in exchange for developing Little India and the Pines bazaar as part of the Government’s 2010 privatisation plan.

While MRCB officials were not willing to confirm development plans for the 100 Quarters land, they disclosed that they were mulling over building three 40-storey towers of residential units.

According to sources, there are plans to build 1,350 serviced apartments at the site.

got any pict for the proposed development? like artist impression of the development

Got but not the final one. Three blocks.

so development is catching up in brickfields as expected due to its proximity to KL sentral, bangsar
and MV..

nice..

but I hope the heritage buildings and the old charm of brickfields can be maintained and development is not haphazard..sini sana that type..

a new benchmark pricing will be set for brickfields..? as at now, the only high end kind of development is alila /the establishment as the rest are mainly low cost and medium cost apartments

This post has been edited by nookie188: Jun 7 2015, 01:52 PM

http://www.mrcbland.com.my/project/sentral-suites/

Sentral Suites is the last piece of residential development inside KL Sentral

What’s even better is the Dynamic Contemporary Building Design implemented in this development.

Modern design merges with nature through the greenery that Sentral Suites Bring; form the street level up to the podium and all the way to the Sky Gardens.

2 floors of retail shops at street level
Gymnasium
Infinity pool
Fitness Room
Sauna
Games Room
Library/cinema room
1-3 bedroom. 650- 1,445 sq. ft.

Tot one more piece of empty land beside One Sentrum office block? Also another piece of empty land by YTL opposite The Grid show gallery?

Is this a freehold or a leasehold?

any updates on tis project

good location n small sizes.. as long as NOT facing the brickfields slum at the back then OK la..

The behind road here is dodgy n avoid by most KLS ppl!

which 2 KL Sentral Launches?

Anyone know how much isit? im guessing 1400-1500psf

KL sentral psf overtaking klc city psf?

Project Website :　http://www.sentralsuites.com.my/

This post has been edited by VincentProperty: Nov 24 2015, 10:14 PM

I'm interested in this development too. Any idea on the psf?