Maybe there are other development with Garden concept in KL or Klang Valley lor ....they want to be different ma..
Project 1 will also carry out targeted works on Putra Stadium, National Aquatic Centre and National Hockey Stadium, improve integration with current and existing public transport links, and enhance pedestrian access across the site.

Project 2 is scheduled to commence in early 2018. The second phase will create KL Sports City, a fully-integrated sports hub with
1)new, world-class infrastructure including high performance sports training facilities,
2) a sports rehabilitation science centre,
3) a youth park,
4) public sports facilities,
5) a sports museum,
6) youth hostel,
7) convention centre, and
8) a sports-focused retail mall.

The total project cost is RM1.6 billion, and payment will be in kind. RJSB has appointed international stadium experts Populous as the project designer.

Populous’s designs include the Yankee Stadium, 2012 London Olympic Stadium, South Korea’s Incheon 2014 Asian Games Stadium and the Etihad Stadium Expansion project in Manchester.

Populous is currently working on the design of a new stadium for Tottenham Hotspur FC in North London.

http://www.themalaysianinsider.com/citynew...-kl-sports-city

It also said that Rukun Juang had appointed international stadium expert Populous as the project designer, as it had worked on more than 2,000 projects worth US$30bil and was a specialist in creating sporting facilities that drew people and communities together.

http://www.thestar.com.my/Business/Busines...City/?style=biz

http://www.thestar.com.my/Business/Busines...-win/?style=biz
Some of Popolous works and design are very nice.

Here are some examples:
http://populous.com/
http://populous.com/news/2015/06/30/populo...ter-renovation/
https://vimeo.com/132270400
https://vimeo.com/121737171
http://populous.com/project/incheon-2014-asian-games-2/

I wondered what will they have in mind for Kuala Lumpur Sports City.

Here is my wish lists:
- a giant multi level sports complex with many indoor badminton courts, squash courts, tennis courts, basket ball courts , gymnasiums
- a large, unprecedented outdoor ballroom and tai chi space, world-class flexible meeting space and landscaped public open space for KL residents to walk their dog or go for a jog etc
- the sporting mall should have
a) an indoor rock climbing facilities, and
b) giant ice skating ring and
c) skating ring
d) many retailers that sells sports apparels and sporting stuffs e.g. Nike, Adidas , Under Armor etc.
e) a big indoor open space with giant tv screens dotted with sports bars , restaurants, cafes and mamak outlets for people to watch sporting events e.g. football matches,
badminton tournaments etc while dining
f) cinemas
g) spas

The best part is...all this is within walking distance from ParkHill :-)

good laaa for sri petaling folks like me

KL Sports City is the Stadium part. This is not a property development as this is for Institutional/Recreational purposes.

The proposed nickname "KL Garden City" is the Exchanged Land part. This is for future development upon completion of KL Sports City.

Two different cities.
http://www.ptlm.com.my/index.php/component...aya-city-centre

errr......bro....where got two cities? I only read Kuala Lumpur Sports city at the National Sports center Bukit Jalil site. Even though the land is big here ....got space to fit another Garden City here meh?

":Secondly, MRCB was awarded the RM1.632 billion job to regenerate and upgrade the Bukit Jalil National Sports Complex into the Kuala Lumpur Sports City (KL Sports City) for which it will be repaid by the government with three pieces of leasehold land, totalling 92.5 acres nearby. "

Is like this... like in any govt deal that I do now.

MRCB upgrade the sports stadiums for SEA Games. Then after that, convert these facilities including new hostels and schools and a sports mall into KL Sports City. This is referring to the stadium lands.

MRCB would incur RM1.1 billion in total construction costs.

Government will not pay MRCB a sen from this work.

Government will transfer 3 parcels of land (some are existing park and vacant land) near the Stadium as PAYMENT to MRCB.

MRCB then will plan a mixed development City on these lands to sell to the public later/future.

daytime jam jam jam

proposal number of car parks and RM psf

http://disclosure.bursamalaysia.com/FileAc..._DS_ATTACHMENTS
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this price is resonable with today market,

daytime jam jam jam

proposal number of car parks and RM psf

http://disclosure.bursamalaysia.com/FileAc..._DS_ATTACHMENTS
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i think for near future too although it's just a proposal

On another note, MRCB is seeking shareholders approval for tis project which will b held on 21/12

Wow the proposed mall is quite large total up 600 000 Sq ft nla. That's a reasonable sized mall!

Looking at the location they will put the hotel, mall and offices closest to the LRT on parcel 1 and 2. The shop offices and apartments they put at the back in parcel 3. Layout makes sense. Sort or expected given the land location. Prices very cheap, expect it to rise in few years time since these are proposed prices only.

So now 3 major malls in Bukit Jalil? Garden City Mall, Pavi and Paradigm. Small malls are Aurora and Link 2? Mall density greater than Pj!

Can the consumer absorb the sudden influx of malls?

Can the consumer absorb the sudden influx of malls?

Not jam not ong mar haha but I agree, too many within a small 1-2km radius, not sure if they can fill in the malls with quality tenants. Hopefully won't end up like Endah Parade