I-Bhd looks to enhance i-City into transit-oriented development with LRT 3


Eu: ‘We already have the basic building blocks’.

“WE are blessed and glad,” answers I-Bhd deputy chairman Datuk Eu Hong Chew when asked about the upcoming light rail transit line three (LRT 3) that will have a station in the heart of its flagship development, the i-City in Shah Alam.

I-Bhd, the master developer of the 29.1ha i-City, is now relooking at enhancing i-City into a transit-oriented development due to the LRT 3 plan – a completely new rail connection from Bandar Utama to Johan Setia in Klang.

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