KUALA LUMPUR LIST OF UNDER-CONSTRUCTION | General Thread

[Greg]

I think you're referring to Menara DNP.
They have a webpage http://www.menaradnp.com
but it seems that it's still dead.

[baqthier]

the development consists of twin 30 storeys/128m building..one office(DNP) and another resi(lanson place). Both no news

[D_Y2k.2^]

TA 2 is beautiful!How tall will it be?I assume 40++?

[TYW]

Originally Posted by Greg

I think you're referring to Menara DNP.
They have a webpage http://www.menaradnp.com
but it seems that it's still dead.

dun quite like the design. hope it turns out better than the rendering

[Greg]

Found this one...

[Greg]

http://www.countryview.com.my/proper...ent_mayang.htm

[ZaHiRnYa???]

Mayang Resident : Only 14 storey They should build it higher la...

[Greg]

http://www.landmarksland.com.my/new/...facilities.htm

never heard of this. is it built already?

[szehoong]

Originally Posted by Greg

http://www.landmarksland.com.my/new/...facilities.htm

never heard of this. is it built already?

I've not seen that around so I dun think it is built......maybe Farid could confirm this cos he lived nearby that area ....

[baqthier]

They are u/c

a quality pic I took from MenKL

[szehoong]

Big comeback by Bandar Raya


BY HASNI MOHD NASIR


BANDAR Raya Developments Bhd is all geared up to be a blue-chip company after nearly a decade of uncertainties affecting the property market industry.

And with a new charismatic shareholder at its helm, Bandar Raya, formerly part of the Multi-Purpose group, is now making a comeback with a line-up of new projects that has put the company back on the radar of research houses.







Datuk Mohamed Moiz Ali Moiz





Chairman Datuk Mohamed Moiz Ali Moiz said in an interview with StarBiz that Bandar Raya would be “very profitable” in the financial year ending Dec 31, 2005, with the expected launch of its property projects and the commissioning of its particleboard expansion plant, undertaken by subsidiary Mieco Chipboard Bhd.

“Bandar Raya has a good track record with over 40 years in the industry. We have good products – Bangsar and Bukit Bandaraya – to our credit and we are banking on the two brand names for our future launches,” he said.

Since taking over the company three years ago, Mohamed Moiz has come up with an impressive product line, also upmarket like all those high fashion boutiques he owns at Suria KLCC.

“I want to be ready with the product just in time for the public to accept it. That's why I have been developing the concept since I took over the company three years ago,” he said.

Bandar Raya recently launched the RM1.2bil CapSquare project, on a stretch bordered by Jalan Munshi Abdullah, Jalan Dang Wangi, and Jalan Ampang.

The CapSquare project is a mix of commercial, retail and residential properties anchored by a 300m retail boulevard. The concept was developed in collaboration with renowned retail consultant Sudhakar Thakurdesai, who had worked on projects like the Raffles City Shopping Centre in Singapore, Orlando Marriot World Trade Centre in Florida, and Darling Harbour in Sydney.

Another upmarket project to be launched this year is a condominium block in Jalan Binjai, Kuala Lumpur, where the concept and design is being handled by Lord Norman Foster, a famous British architect.

Mohamed Moiz, who prefers to talk about ideas than the specifics, said the most important thing about selling a property was getting the right product at the right time.

“Just by observing the growth in our economy, we can conclude that the future generation would be wealthier and well travelled and would have specific requirements on the type of property they want,” he said.

“One case would be the gated community properties people have been talking about before. But when we launched our gated community in Bukit Bandaraya, our houses were snapped up by people who had been waiting for such concepts to be implemented,” he said, adding that people were willing to spend up to RM5mil on this kind of property.

Bandar Raya is also looking at developing townships, and is scouting around for land measuring between 300 and 400 acres to be developed in a way similar to Bangsar.

Mohamed Moiz, who purchased his 32% stake in the company at RM2.20 per share, said the current price of RM2.25 was still very much undervalued compared to what the company would be in due course.

Other than property development, Bandar Raya owns a 56% stake in Mieco Chipboard, a company producing particleboards.

While Bandar Raya's revenue would be mostly from within the country, Mieco is all out to capture more market shares in China, North Asia, India, the Middle East and other Asian countries.

The company has embarked on a RM300mil expansion plan to increase its production capacity by three times.

Credit Suisse First Boston (CSFB) in its June 8 sector review has given an outperform rating on Bandar Raya, putting a 12-month target of RM3.55 from Friday's close of RM2.25. The stock was trading at RM2.21 when the recommendation was made.

CSFB has made a forecast of RM63.4mil in net income for the current financial year ending Dec 31 from RM42.5mil last year. In 2005, the figure is projected to increase to RM101.8mil and then to RM110.9mil in 2006. That would translate to earnings per share of 9 sen this year, increasing to 13, 21 and 23 sen in subsequent years.

CSFB said Bandar Raya's strengths lay in its solid 40-year track record, hands-on professional management which had weathered three recessions, and small but very well located land bank.

CSFB said the company's weaknesses included its very focused high-end luxury condominiums and small land bank which had to be constantly replenished.

Mohamed Moiz refuted the comment, saying that Bandar Raya had been very successful in residential and township development through Bandar Baru Permas Jaya in Johor Baru, a 1,300-acre development.

He also pointed out the success of Bangsar, in which the terrace houses launched at about RM200,000 twenty years ago, now commanded RM800,000.

JP Morgan in its March report has also made an overweight rating on Mieco with a 12-month price target of RM4.50. Mieco closed Friday at RM2.80.

JP Morgan said Mieco was set to be the second largest player in the region after Vanachai of Thailand. The research house said Mieco was a market leader in an attractive industry where Malaysia had a sustainable competitive advantage over China due to ready access of rubberwood, the key raw material.

[ZaHiRnYa???]

Originally Posted by baqthier

They are u/c

a quality pic I took from MenKL

No la...where got under construction one. The one Greg asked is about Desa Putra in Wangsa Maju mah. They just cleared up the hill recently. Sri Rampai lrt (still no open yet) is the one located next to this new project

The picture that you took is Gurney Height phase 4 and 5 located around Keramat area nearby Dato Keramat lrt station.

[nazrey]

Kuala Lumpur Healthcare Centre Private Hospital
http://www.peremba.com.my/building_h...sp?ID=A-C&SID=
Nice hospital project on-going.Looks nicer than Putrajaya hospital ..

Artist Impression.


Location : Kuala Lumpur
Client : Kuala Lumpur Healthcare Centre Sdn Bhd
Value : RM 329.8 Million (USD 85.94 Million)
Completion Date : On-going

Project Description :
The 6-storey hospital project with an additional 3 levels of basement car park is located along Jalan Tun Razak, Kuala Lumpur. The project site occupies a land area of approximately 6 acres with a build up area of approximately 98,287 meter square.

The 304-bed highly specialized tertiary hospital is based on world benchmark design philosophies and principles. It will be equipped with state-of-the-art medical facilities to ensure the finest in healthcare delivery. Clinical facilities will include a comprehensive major burns unit, emergency and trauma, medical imaging, executive health, allied health (with hydrotherapy pool), oncology, radiotherapy, day surgery, renal dialysis, intensive care, diagnostic cardiology, coronary care, telemetry cardiac, gynecology and obstetric, pediatric, dermatology, eye & ear and alternative medicine. Non-clinical facilities include an educational center, multipurpose auditorium, resources center, cre’che and staff amenities.

The hospital has been designed to create a unique healing environment, with a generous spatial arrangement, high quality architectural finishes and internal landscaping including soothing water features.

[SEED]

any latest pic of the cenvention center?? and the few apartment in KLCC???

[ZaHiRnYa???]

Anyone happen to take a snap of the almost completed Chulan Square ? Sze...got picture of it by any chance ?

[trulyasia]

Originally Posted by macgyver

Most projects will be completed by end of 2005/early 2006, except for Jakarta Tower - 2008/2009.

the number next to project name indicates number of stories, then height. However a lot of information remains unknown as you can see below...

(I've arranged them in order them based on height, and number of storeys. Number 48-55 I do not even know how many towers those projects will consist of, except for number 49 which will have 1 tower)

1. Menara Jakarta, 558 m
2. Ritz Carlton/Airlangga Residence Tower 1, 60, 330m
3. Ritz Carlton/Airlangga Residence Tower 2, 60, 330m
4. The Pinnacle/Sudirman Place, 52
5. The Peak Tower 1 55 183.5m++
6. The Peak Tower 2 55 183.5m++
7. The Peak Tower 3 35
8. The Peak Tower 4 35
9. Capital Residences, SCBD Tower 1 38 143.8m
10. Capital Residences, SCBD Tower 2 33 143.8m
11. Capital Residences, SCBD Tower 3 33 143.8m
12. Mega Glodok Kemayoran, 48
13. Bellagio Residence Tower 1, 38
14. Bellagio Residence Tower 2, 38
15. Sudirman Park Tower 1 35
16. Sudirman Park Tower 2 35
17. Casablanca Mansions , 33
18. Hollywood Residence Tower 1, 31
19. Hollywood Residence Tower 2, 31
20. SCBD Suites Tower 1 28
21. SCBD Suites Tower 2 28
22. Pakubuwono Residences Tower 1, 25
23. Pakubuwono Residences Tower 2, 25
24. Pakubuwono Residences Tower 3, 25
25. Pakubuwono Residences Tower 4, 25
26. Pakubuwono Residences Tower 5, 25
27. Plaza Asia, 24
28. Office Park E3.3, 24
29. Sudirman Mansion
30. Serpong Town Square Tower 1
31. Serpong Town Square Tower 2
32. Serpong Town Square Tower 3
33. Senayan Residence
34. Forum Residence/Senayan City
35. Bellagio Mansion
36. The Bellezza Tower 1
37. The Bellezza Tower 2
38. The Bellezza Tower 3
39. The Bellezza Tower 4
40. Mediterania Palace Residences Tower 1
41. Mediterania Palace Residences Tower 2
42. Mediterania Palace Residences Tower 3
43. Mediterania Gajah Mada Residences Tower 1
44. Mediterania Gajah Mada Residences Tower 2
45. Mediterania Gajah Mada Residences Tower 3
46. Mediterania Lagoon Residences Tower 1
47. Mediterania Lagoon Residences Tower 2
48. The Manhattan Hotel, CBD
49. Poins Square
50. Kelapa Gading Square (French Walk)
51. Gading Resort Residence
52. Taman Pluit Kencana
53. Grand Permata Hijau
54. Apartemen Laguna Pluit
55. Apartemen Marina Ancol

wow amazing menara jakarta is the tallest building in south east asia soon

[Greg]

And another one:

http://www.star-space.com/stories/st...11/29/bt291104

[Greg]

Shot from the construction site. Rendering is is available under Beneton properties homepage lah.

[nazrey]

Wonder if somone posted before


Golden opportunities
Updated: January,23 2005



Kuala Lumpur’s Golden Triangle is irrefutably the prime property hotspot of the nation. And if the premium pricing of property there is not enough to convince you, then consider the quality of the developments that have materialised in the vicinity of the KL City Centre (KLCC) project.

By 2008, the area surrounding KLCC Park, the site of one of modern Malaysia’s most prominent symbols, the Petronas Twin Towers, will be home to the urban elite of KL society, with a host of super condominiums and luxurious residencies occupying its perimeter.

With prices already breaking the RM1,000psf mark and fresh frontiers in luxurious living being opened with each new project launch, there is a growing belief that residences in the Golden Triangle will someday be on par with world renowned residential enclaves such as Hyde Park in London and Central Park in New York.

Here, PropertyTimes overviews the prime properties that have, or will, become part of this exclusive hotspot, in a few years:


1) The Binjai

Set to be an icon for exclusive KL living - and an address that will be “internationally recognised” when completed towards the close of next year, The Binjai offers 171 units housed in two towers of 44 and 45 storeys.

Developed by Layar Intan Sdn Bhd, a subsidiary of KLCC (Holdings) Bhd, Tower A will have two units per floor, with a standard built-up area of 3,700sq ft, while Tower B will have three units per floor, each of 2,300sq ft.

Even the typical units will have private lobbies, leading to three bedrooms, a study, maid’s room, separate living and dining areas and three balconies.

The Binjai will also boast 14 penthouses that come in various sizes. The four-plus-one Sky Apartments will average 5,000sq ft while the double-level Sky Penthouses will range from 17,000sq ft (Tower B) to 19,000sq ft (Tower A).

The three Sky Penthouses will come with the added feature of private swimming pools.

Located at the intersection of Persiaran KLCC and Jalan Binjai, sprawling over 1.8 acres, The Binjai’s units are priced from RM2.3 million or RM1,000psf, making it the first project in Malaysia to hit the four-figure mark for a square foot of space.

Its common facilities will include swimming and spa pools, tennis and squash courts as well as a gym and sauna, besides 24-hour security and broadband Internet access.

Based on a 60 per cent margin of financing and a 6.15 per cent interest repaid over 15 years, buyers are looking at a minimum monthly loan repayment of about RM12,000.

The Binjai, with a gross development value of RM500 million, is expected to be completed in the fourth quarter of 2006.

[nazrey]

2) Stonor Park



This baby of Beneton Properties Sdn Bhd offers 71 condominiums housed in a pair of 20-storey blocks on a one-acre plot along Jalan Stonor.

Touted as the first in the country to be launched with a floor layout of two units per level, served by a pair of lifts, the development will feature standard units with built-up areas ranging from 2,200sq ft to 4,000sq ft, while the penthouse sizes will be between 6,000sq ft and 8,000sq ft.

Pegged from RM500psf to RM750psf, a buyer is looking at paying anything from RM1.1 million to RM5.6 million to live in Stonor Park, where the design features will include 10ft-high ceilings, 8ft-high doors and glass balconies.

Recreational facilities will include a swimming pool, gym and meeting and function rooms. Owners will be charged 35 sen per square foot for the first two years for maintenance.

Launched in April 2003, Stonor Park is among the pioneer luxury residential projects within the KLCC area. It has hit off well with buyers, with all its units sold.

Based on a 60 per cent margin of financing and a 6.15 per cent interest rate repaid over 15 years, buyers are looking at a minimum monthly loan repayment of under RM6,000.