nowaday still got people wan to build cemetary in town area? so rich r....walau..............then the whole buikit jalil tak boleh guna liao

pavilion 2 facing cemetary loh?


PAvilion boss as i know he very particular to fengshui 1, u see the pavilion KL, i think he should know loh, if not it will be a big big rugi for him

fengshui BOWL

Just curious, using the proposed cemetery map, can you mark where jrk site is? Thx
(Just seeking clarification at the moment. Slowly understanding the plot)

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But this location honestly is not considered bukit jalil technically, just that its right next to the boundaries of bukit jalil. The havre fully sold? Next to tnb power station and htc wor

But agree with you if cemetary is built here, gg all the properties in this area no matter how good

It is an old news and known news that the land is allocated for cemetery.
I have known it for a while and it has not been changed in the latest KL 2020 masterplan despite the protest.

Cemetery nearby expensive real estate is nothing unusual in Malaysia .
eg
a) Petronas Twin tower near Kampung baru cemetery
b) Recently they build a cemetery near Kota Damansara semi D area https://goo.gl/maps/LQ3WDdGtvxoruKQU7
c) Proposed cemetery near Setia Eco Park semi D area (refer Setia Alam thread).

I would not be surprised if the cemetery at this piece of land went ahead in the future. It is perfect for it. It has many trees and forest covering similar like the one at KD and the proposed one at SEP . It will be a smaller cemetery here in BJ.

MRCB - EPF Bukit Jalil Sentral is not at this location lah.
That project is nearby Bukit Jalil Stadium/LRT area.
Got a friend working on this project at MRCB. Hearsay they are drafting the plan now.
Massive TOD project something similar to Bangsar South development for the Bukit Jalil sentral with nicely lit walkway to LRT station.
You may be better off to wait and buying in that area since this area is so cramped with development .

This post has been edited by harrywilsome: Aug 29 2020, 10:48 AM

Midvalley surrounding also have cemeteries. Nothing is impossible.
Exsim, merakiland, jrk, PV, Amber homes those developers sure won't tell their buyers on the cemeteries proposal.

Astro TPM that side?

No bro, the Astro TPM side you mean is the 2 huge parcels of land - clearing done (next to TPM along the Bukit Jalil Highway to the opposite Pavilion Bukit Jalil) are future phases of TPM. They seeking JV on this mixed development which focusing into AI technologies.

The MRCB lands are Bukit Jalil Sentral, are actually much better location, it is the 76 acres 3 big parcel of leasehold land on the upper part of Stadium Putra side (or opposite Vista Komanwel) and the greenery that you can see along the whole stretch of next to Kesas highway (until opposite Carrefour Sri Petaling).

These 3 parcel of exchanged loan based on subsriptions will be divided into 5 parcels, whether will be sub-divided is unknown.

The first plot is the greenery next to Kesas / Stadium and opposite Vista Komanwel, 24 acres sub-divided into 2 main parcels which included shopping mall, service apartments, SOHO / SOVO and office block. Their future sales gallery will be dubbed here as well.

With EPF support, MRCB surely can do it. They want to copy Bangsar South but I less confident if MRCB can do as good as UOA. Last news was heard that the redevelopment of the Bukit Jalil Sports City are suddenly amended, therefore the subscriptions on the land exchange may varies.

Here.
https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/3628787/all
Hearsay,there will be landscape office building same like those at Bangsar South (https://goo.gl/maps/AV5GHV4gTfNxbvzg8) complete with integration with Bukit Jalil LRT, KL sports city park facilities and Axiata arena event facilities.
Condo blocks will be built too.
Road infrastructure will be upgraded since this it has frontage with multiple highways (MEX, KESAS, SUKE, MRR2 and KL seremban highway)
Later phases (5-10 years) will involve integration with development on existing empty TPM land near Astro and a planned provisional MRT2 TPM station.

it just a sharing
it doesnt mean i m right


a) Kampung Baru was located first at that area before KLCC come up, and the Cemetery is not really near and i think last time they might not aware of this due to technology issue and culture issue

b)Kota Damansara area, as per map , i found out it is sungai buloh not really in centre of DAMANSARA height or Mutiara Damansara , it is make sense for me if they build there because from map u may find out it is consider edge of selangor area, it is not the centre of KL, it is totally different idea

c) same go to b , SEtia alam for me is edge of selangor, if u compare to KL

if the land owner really build the Cemetary at they, i believe he is the most stupid businessman in the world ( or else he is the richest person in malaysia, purposely do this to show how rich he is.....then i m spechless)

i believe all of u at here, if u r land owner u wont do this...
tel me if u agree with me


it doesnt make sense at all

Dont forget 1 more thing, if they build the cemetary at there, i highly believe all the resident at there definitely will do a big protest to against it, all the landed property + all the low cost +all the condo at there , [SIZE=7]


so i believe it confirm wont be cemetary, it doesnt make sense, i m staying near there , my JMB definitely will take action against it, when my family buy the landed at there, we checked nothing bad at there

But the land is own by DBKL iinm. They can literally do anything with it

KUALA LUMPUR: CITY Hall is planning to open three more Muslim cemeteries in the city to accommodate the needs of the growing population.

Mayor Datuk Seri Ahmad Phesal Talib said the locations which had been identified are Ladang Bukit Jalil (6.9ha), Bukit Kiara 2 (2.1ha) and Kampung Melayu Kepong (3.3 ha).

The plot of land at Bukit Kiara 2 can accommodate 6,311 grave lots while Kampung Melayu Kepong can accommodate 6,942.

Commenting on the Ladang Bukit Jalil land issue, Phesal said 39 families had refused to move to PPR Muhibbah located next to the former estate.

He said more discussions with the families were needed.

“I will consult with Deputy Federal Territories Minister Datuk Dr J. Loga Bala Mohan on the matter,” said Phesal.

“The families had requested for a 1.6ha plot of land on the site to build terrace houses which we could not agree to as it would be unfair to the more than 100 families who have agreed to move.”

Phesal said this at the closing ceremony for the Jalan Kuari Muslim cemetery in Cheras which has run out of space.

He added, however, that upon the request of qariah from Madrasah Islamiah Jalan Kuari, City Hall would consider opening the nearby parking lots for about 50 to 60 grave plots for the relatives of the qariah.

“Discussions will be held between the Federal Territory Islamic Religious Department (Jawi) and the Federal Territories Islamic Religious Council (MAIWP).

“From now on, new burials will have to be at the Bukit Kiara 2 and Raudhatul Sakinah Kuala Lumpur-Karak cemeteries.”

Jawi qariah management unit chief deputy director Abdul Nasir Ahmad said Raudhatul Sakinah Kuala Lumpur-Karak cemetery had 16.5ha of land left and was expected to be able to accommodate new graves until 2061.

It was reported that some of the family members of the former Ladang Bukit Jalil estate workers had ignored the eviction notice and rejected City Hall’s offer of low-cost flats.

The land was acquired by the government from the estate owner in 1980. They had sued City Hall over the matter, stating that three generations of their families had been staying on the land as estate workers. But, the court decided in favour of the council to strike out the suit.

It was also reported that a 10.54ha Muslim cemetery was gazetted in Ladang Bukit Jalil in 2009, while City Hall had applied for the 3.51ha plot of land next to it to be made a non-Muslim cemetery.

https://www.nst.com.my/news/2015/09/three-n...m-cemeteries-kl

Ladang bukit jalil is opposite bukit oug condo right? Same vicinity as this new project. Then value sure drops

The Ladang Bukit Jalil land is at the edge of KL boundary line with Selangor.

I don't know la bro.
We are just sharing the 'cemetery news' .
Buyers or owners of of properties around here can decide for themselves if the risk is there of not for the cemetery to be built in the future.
For me personally I wont take that risk knowing that it is inside KL master plan and the potential for our Federal govt may turn more 'religious and Muslim friendlier' in the next GE.
I am totally fine if they don't built a cemetery here.
There are other areas in KL or BJ to buy or invest in.

Yea. The land is own by DBKL.
They can do anything to it based on the govt of the day.

i found something interest about this topic, i think they r build opp PV oug + next to COMO

this picture i accidently get from COMO forum

i found interesting picture from como