The development, with a gross development value of RM650 million, is a mixed offering of boutique shop offices, service apartments and a retail shopping mall.
The Wharf would highlight green features that would capture the imagination of an ever-demanding market, he told reporters after the company's annual general meeting today.
Other projects in the pipeline include a 33-storey development, known as "Sixceylon" at Bukit Ceylon, Kuala Lumpur, comprising 215 units of luxury condominiums with a gross development value of about RM180.0 million.
Meanwhile, "51 Gurney" is a unique offering comprises 71 units of super luxury condominium with a gross development value of about RM150.0 million.
Asked on expansion plans, he said the company would continue building its strength in the Malaysian property market while consider venturing overseas in the next one to two years.
"We will look within the region," he added.
For the financial year ended March 31, 2010, the company registered a pre-tax profit of RM50.7 million, up 33 per cent, compared with 38.113 million chalked up in the same period last year.
However, revenue declined to RM257.473 million from RM292.044 million previously.
By Bernama
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