Sime Darby Property's KLGCC Mall achieves 85% occupancy rate as of July

• With a net lettable area (NLA) of 240,000 sq ft, the KLGCC Mall is part of an integrated development that includes Menara KLGCC and Senada Residences.

KUALA LUMPUR (July 25): Sime Darby Property Bhd (KL:SIMEPROP) (SDP) has reported 85% committed occupancy for the Kuala Lumpur Golf & Country Club (KLGCC) Mall (pictured) as of July 2025 ahead of the mall’s upcoming opening in October. This was announced during its tenant engagement event on July 17, the developer said in a media statement.

The KLGCC Mall is located within the KLGCC Resort in Bukit Kiara, and is SDP’s third fully-owned mall; following the success of the KL East Mall and Elmina Lakeside Mall, both of which have achieved full occupancy.

With a net lettable area (NLA) of 240,000 sq ft, the KLGCC Mall is part of an integrated development that includes Menara KLGCC and Senada Residences.

According to a media statement, its anchor tenants currently include Jaya Grocer, which will debut its first gourmet-style concept store, and Serai Group, which will anchor a dedicated lifestyle and dining zone on Level Four. There will also be a Serai Event Hall for weddings, corporate functions and lifestyle gatherings.

The mall’s other key tenants making their debut in Malaysia are Harborland, Fiel by Kay’s Steak & Lobster, Coast & Roast, Goyo (a Jeju-inspired hair salon), ParaThai Signature, Bad Scones and Eden Social Club. Several brands, such as Kualesa and Inari Jewellery, will be launching their first-ever brick-and-mortar outlets at the mall.

Other tenants include ACE Hardware, Asia Ballet Academy, Morph, Lax. Retreat, Toys “R” Us, Huckleberry, Khatam, Banglo 289, Smith Breads & Café, Mokky’s Pizza & Coffee, Thai Odyssey, Siti Li Dining and Pasta Zanmai.

The KLGCC Mall will also feature event-centric spaces such as a rooftop amphitheatre overlooking the golf course.

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