Suria KLCC bets on experience-led retail as visitor patterns evolve
The shift in footfall has guided Suria KLCC’s long-term strategy to strengthen its dual role as a retail and lifestyle destination.
Coalfields Retail Park welcomes key tenants, KLK Land targets 2Q2026 opening
The hybrid lifestyle mall will feature a curated tenant mix spanning groceries, lifestyle, dining, wellness and entertainment.
KLIA aerotrain to undergo nightly inspections for safety, efficiency
KLIA said that during this period, shuttle buses will operate at full capacity to ensure uninterrupted passenger transfers between terminals.
Sime Darby Property’s KLGCC Mall opens its doors
KLGCC Mall has five levels of 240,000 sq ft retail space with 90% of it committed.
NCT Group, MPKL team up to strengthen NSIP and boost Kuala Langat’s industrial growth
NCT Group executive director Datuk Joe Yap Fook Choy: Our aim is to build a world-class hub that brings together advanced technologies, smart infrastructure and seamless networks, serving as a launchpad for global enterprises while empowering local entrepreneurs to grow in a thriving environment.
MAHB to appoint independent assessor after latest KLIA aerotrain breakdown
The airport operator said the latest disruption was "disappointing" given that the aerotrain system had undergone a stringent testing, commissioning, and certification process prior to its launch.
Affordable yet evolving: ETS3 shaping Kluang’s property scene
Kluang’s mature taman areas continue to attract families seeking affordability.
MOT to take action against MAHB over repeated KLIA aerotrain failures
Transport Minister Anthony Loke Siew Fook: Even though MAHB is a government-linked company, it is still subject to our licensing regulations.
KLIA aerotrain service disrupted yet again due to power trip
Alternative transport arrangements were immediately activated to ensure continuous passenger movement between the terminal and satellite building, said Malaysia Airports.
Barely months into operations, KLIA aerotrain racks up nearly two dozen incidents
The issues were caused by both technical problems such as signalling faults as well as human-related errors, including passengers attempting to open train doors, Deputy Transport Minister Datuk Hasbi Habibolla told the Dewan Rakyat during the oral question-and-answer session on Monday.
