In a statement today, it said the group had purchased a one-acre tract of prime land for the project on Jan 7.
The project, slated to be developed over three years would be set alongside established, luxurious service residences within the general neighbourhood of the Kuala Lumpur City Centre.
Chief executive officer Datuk Mohamed Razeek Hussain said although the land status is leasehold, the prime location and scarcity of land at this posh area as well as its proximity to numerous world-class facilities and amenities would make the new development ideal for luxury residences.
“Our experienced in mix commercial urban development involving high-rise residential towers in Kuala Lumpur Sentral and our constant access to market trends will enable us to inject new ideas that will ensure a project that is specially designed and will stand out in KLCC,” he said.
By The Star
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