Most of the time will hang out in cyberjaya.. only once in a while will hang out in bangsar, mid valley..

Puchong jam especially LDP, full time jam on LDP, and SK jam at the bridge turning into SK, so don't like to go out, also SK have nothing only food court.. will opt for IOI city if wanted to get out from cyberjaya..

If really wanted to go food court, will go maximum Taman meranti Jaya.. near Tesco bukit Puchong there.. so will never go into LDP.. avoid LDP as much as I could.. maximum will go to kg baru Puchong, if wanted to have seafood/curry fish/bak kut teh..

Nilai, Never in my mind..

Having managed until successful completion of at least one hospital project and one project with a Green Building Index (GBI) rating

Green building for cyberjaya hospital.😍

This post has been edited by kenlaw72: Mar 29 2017, 06:41 AM

Very rare to SK or Puchong, most of the times at Cyberjaya, sometimes to Dengkil for cheaper food, and probably Putrajaya or KL

Never to Nilai

I think rarely ppl live here will go to Nilai.

But I think nowadays not much need to leave cyberjaya unless they want to go to regional mall like mid valley, ioi city mall, pavilion on weekend. Occasionally ppl eat at dengkil, sk or puchong. But not as frequent anymore.

Green mean include solar panel rain harvesting and smart sensor to save energy/resource?

Putrajaya, Bangi.

These hospitals are private, not government funded.

Probably some of you already read this before:- http://www.thesundaily.my/news/2136942

PETALING JAYA: IOI Properties Group Bhd has yet to set a new date for the commencement of the expansion of IOI City Mall, which was scheduled to start by the end of last year.

A check at the site did not show any construction work for the second phase of the mall, which was expected to cost RM500 million and to be completed in two to three years’ time.

In response to queries by SunBiz, IOI Properties said it is still in the conceptual planning stage and no date has been set for the expansion of the mall.

“All planning must be carefully thought through before any decisions are made to ensure that the outcome meets market expectations as IOI Properties is taking a long-term view on the mall’s contribution to the group’s revenue,” it noted.

Early last year, IOI Properties received the green light from its shareholders for the injection of chairman and founder Tan Sri Lee Shin Cheng’s private land into IOI Properties, which will pave the way for the expansion of IOI City Mall.

Phase 2 of the mall will add one million square feet of net lettable area over four storeys of retail space to the current 1.5 million square feet. Its occupancy rate currently stands at 97%.

An analyst who declined to be named said it is viable for IOI Properties to undertake the expansion of the mall as there are not many big shopping malls in the southern part of the Klang Valley.

“Based on my observation, the mall is crowded during weekends, but IOI Resort City is not fully developed yet. Perhaps they need more catchment to support the expansion and they have to wait for office space occupancy to reach a more optimum level, then only will be better to open the second phase,” he noted.

“Over the longer term, it will benefit the company, but at this time, we haven’t factored in the earnings contribution from the expansion,” he added.

IOI City Mall is located within the 788-acre IOI Resort City. So far 400 acres have been used, with the remaining 388 acres set for development over the next 10 years.

IOI Properties contends that construction costs are still manageable, despite the recent declining ringgit. “As we are still in the stage of conceptual planning, we are unable to state the estimated construction cost,” it noted.

Nevertheless, the group is considering purchasing locally manufactured materials for more cost-efficient budgeting, which is also in tandem with its commitment and support towards sustainability.

The retail industry has been seeing a slowdown lately, with independent consulting firm Retail Group Malaysia revising downwards the local retail industry’s sales growth rate for 2016 to 3.0% from 3.5% or to RM99.1 billion in value. It was the second revision for the year considering the poor sales performance in the third quarter of 2016.

There have also been postponements in the openings of a number of shopping malls, including MyTOWN, which has been rescheduled to March 16. MyTOWN is a 50:50 joint venture between Boustead Holdings Bhd and Ikano Pte Ltd.

IOI City Mall already very big, still want to expand?

Hopefully bring in mall elements like Sport and Game themes.
Like Singapore it got Indoor Wall Climbing, In-door laser tag, the escape puzzle room.

This post has been edited by xlancer: Mar 29 2017, 10:11 AM

Estimated for completion mid 2020, that's including end of defect liability period right? Anyone knows how long is the defect liability period? I guess the hospital should be ready at least a year b4 mid 2020.

i thought IOI city mall already have this kind of stuffs...? in their district 21 theme park there?

yes, if phase 2 done then it;s the biggest mall. but now they hold back cause bad time for malls.

Is it?
I have not enter that theme park but just some window shopping in the mall~

yea... the activities inside the theme park is more to sport oriented... not roller coaster style theme park... haha

Personally I think they hold back because:-
1). Currently it's bad time for properties development especially mall.
2). Awaiting surrounding catchment areas to mature with high population like cyberjaya / putrajaya / dengkil / kota warisan / bangi etc.

No point building big mall now but retail business cannot sustain.
The current mall size is already good enough as the regional mall.

Well mostly around Dengkil or just Putrajaya only

Hmm latter postponed another few more years.. Like 2023 or 2025 because contractor delay just like Shah Alam one

Quite Possible..

Govt is cutting down lots of medical budgets ..or so called health expenses.

Soon Malaysia has its own " Obama care" next year where employees take insurance to cover for Govt/private hospital expenses ( no more for free ) .

Since many say cj is ghost town I think hospital is not mandatory

A mortuary might be a beta idea 🙈🙉🙊

If Gadang gets the project, I'm sure it will be on time. They r the ones that took over and completed the Shah alam hospital.