not jiulai. is whole kl.

So far only few malls went under...22twomall campbell (i think) some in kepong

I think viva home die 1st before one of the malls that you mention may die

Had a look at the initial list and very pleased to see the bigger brands confirmed.

There's only < 20 shops confirmed so far but the mall is able to take on up to 250 retail outlets.

I think it's too soon to conclude how well this mall would perform.

However, given the presence of Village Grocer (big step up from Giant in Leisure Mall), Borders (ie big step up from Popular bookstore in Leisure Mall) and GSC Cinema (complementing Leisure Mall's GSC), I would expect these to pull a wider range of bigger brands in the market.

That said, having seen the current list, I have no issues with smaller brands but most importantly they should be "usable" by the local community. I wouldn't want to see too many overly expensive brands in the mall (ie. attracting 6c6c crowd only) but rather have a proper mix of retail outlets that are appropriate for the local community to be utilised. It needs to fit to the lifestyle of the local community / future residents that will be staying there.

I'm hoping that we could have a bowling alley to replace the one that has been demised in Leisure Mall. However, it shouldn't be the same bowling alley that we had last time in Leisure Mall but should have a fun factor. For instance, it could include other facilities/services such as bar food, drinks, pool tables etc. I would also want a good gym centre in the mall (preferably offering something different to Fitness First in Leisure Mall).

I'm anticipating a good Chinese restaurant which could also be a pull factor for the general crowd. Having a few nice western / upper middle class asian food outlets (Thai/Jap/Korean) will be good too - eg. Madam Kwan, Pappa Rich, Italiannies, Sushi Zanmai, a nice steakhouse etc.

Pretty decent mix of initial list of retail outlets and is not a bad start at all. Looking forward to more announcements on future retail outlets.

This post has been edited by ekorjiulai: Jul 19 2016, 03:03 AM

Most importantly, must be easy to access. Learn from plaza phoenix failure.

I just posted the list of confirmed tenants.

Thanks for list....
A bit surprise reading "from Singapore" statement...
Ipoh sa hor fun, HK dessert and Vietnamese pho are from Singapore"...
But glad to see Sg investing here...

not bad for the list

typical malls everywhere. haha

really depends on concept running by management team. and luck!

i am not aware... sorry

yesterday at leisure mall see MRT project, seems no pedestrian briged to Mall, MRT just have new pedestrian bridged link to old pedestrian bridged in front mall.

For now, Ekovest will manage the mall.

Wow... The mall must be sustainable. Better to have those established tenants rather than those new face store.

According to propcafe
https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid...167813966699572

This only first batch, apparently others tenants like mcd KFC also might also coming. If it is true then good lor.

Just all year round neighborhood mall will do.

This post has been edited by mybenz: Jul 19 2016, 04:11 PM

got cinema..sure consider as Big Mall

8 halls in Ekocheras mall.
If movie or ticket not available, can walk to opposite Leisure mall and vice versa...

May I know Where is the list

Seem no well know restaurants joining Eko mall yet. But happy to see village grocer in, too bored to giant

Should have invite hardware shop like ACE.

https://www.propertyhunter.com.my/news/2016...or-planned-reit

In case you miss this news...

"Ekovest Bhd does not intend to sell its EkoCheras Mall as it plans to keep it for recurring income and to group it with other properties that provide recurring income..."