ome of the Pavilion Bukit Jalil potential key tenants.

1. Food Republic (it could be the biggest outlet)
2. Golden Screen Cinemas
3. Parkson
4. Cold Storage
5. Padini Concept Store
6. Uniqlo
7. Harvey Norman
8. Daiso
9. Red Box
10. Times Bookstore

Brands like the following may come here (nobody signs so fast at this juncture lah):

(old rendering)


http://www.ptlm.com.my/index.php/the-park-...ukit-jalil-city

This post has been edited by accetera: Jan 14 2016, 11:15 AM

In my view, physically the basement podium is linked because there is no setback between the two basement levels and that the floor clearance is similar.

However, whether REV.O owners can walk to Malton side will be dependent on the demarcation of spaces under the New Strata Act (which is now creating alot of problems for developers of mixed developments). Most likely is they will just need to create an accessway via a door, etc to the Malton side. I'll confirm with the developer about this little detail here.

As for shuttle bus, this is a normal service offered by mall owners in majority of big malls anyway. So if you say one of Malaysia's largest mall do not have this, then this mall is not user-friendly. Bear in mind, this fact came from their Retail Team so I apologised if this should not be mentioned as part of property info.

Having said all these, owners should be aware that certain things can change over time. I understand that certain general specifications or detailing has changed in Park Sky (due to cost issues with our bad ringgit). But those changes are not a concern to owners because it doesn't affect the units or facilities.

This post has been edited by accetera: Jan 24 2016, 11:33 AM

Pavilion BJ is a few years down the road. Still too early to speculate the result.

But the sheer size of it plus a right design from Day 1 makes it a high potential mall for success. There will be designated zones for thematic experience as well (if u see the mall layout). And well connected to busy highways with a large catchment of immediate neighbourhood residents, the large middle income populace of southern region and business owner population in neighbouring suburbs. Its nearest major competitor today Sunway Pyramid is "overflowing" in terms of visitors.

The lacking here in BJC is the office population that will drive footfall for lunches during weekdays over the long run. When a mall increases rental rates, the chances are that the F&B outlets will have to do much more biz. The developer will be addressing this.

Actually, it would be more interesting to see what is install for Aurora Place and Bukit Jalil City Signature Shop Offices. We will share you more exciting information when the time is right.

This post has been edited by accetera: Feb 21 2016, 12:23 PM

I think GSC is looking here.

Actually I would to see SG's BreakTalk-owned Food Republic here

(not saying is nice but it's the best if the size is big then alot variety and classy in ID and well managed).

If not mistaken, the foodcourt in PBJ is at top one instead of most bottom.

This post has been edited by accetera: May 30 2016, 08:21 PM

The mall has been upgraded in terms of specs/facade/area design and the size is further revised to suit market needs.

U will see much more progress in Sept.

The mall opening has been delayed from the initial times.

Should have a presscon if they officiaite their new gallery for The Park 2 at the BJC shops.