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Many are amazed by how a former quarry mine where no plants could grow is now an award-winning township with two man-made lakes teeming with fishes and aquatic plants that have become popular recreational areas for its residents and even the public. 

Anchoring the verdancy in the heart of Desa ParkCity is the 13.19-acre Central Park with a 6.34-acre man-made lake. It draws denizens both from inside and outside the township because it is a pet-friendly public park, a rarity in Kuala Lumpur. The decision to turn it into a pet-friendly park was to make it an inclusive park which everyone could enjoy.

Plaza Arkadia had also bagged the Gold in the below 10 years mixed development (entire) category of EdgeProp Malaysia’s Best Managed and Sustainable Property Awards 2020.

Situated on an 11.32-acre freehold site, Plaza Arkadia has a net lettable area of over 860,000 sq ft, complemented by 1,980 car park bays. It consists of 211 shops, 139 offices and 167 SoHos — all which were fully sold within 15 months after launch. As at December 2019, the retail and office units have achieved at least 90% overall occupancy rate, while the SoHos have an occupancy rate of 63%.

Launched 18 years ago, the township was purposed to promote an inclusive community, where all residents enjoy a walking distance to the park through its network of roads and sidewalks.

The Mansions is a high-end low-density parkhome development on a 20-acre freehold hill site at the award-winning township Desa ParkCity in Kepong, KL. 

Desa ParkCity is also the first master-planned township development in the country featuring complete amenities for its residents such as an international school, a medical centre, a club house, a church, a Chinese temple, recreational parks, sports centre, offices and commercial hubs as well as 20 residential projects, living up to its slogan of being KL’s most liveable community. 

Alhamdulillah, this title and degree of greatness is a tribute to all the frontline officers and [those] behind the scenes of the Health Ministry.

Baosteel Can Making (Malaysia) Sdn Bhd (Baosteel Malaysia) has purchased 16.32-acre industrial land in Eco Business Park V (EBP V) project for a cash consideration of RM53.3 million to set up a new manufacturing facility.

South Korea warned today of tighter Covid-19 restrictions as the country’s biggest outbreak linked in nearly six months appeared.