Berjaya Land CEO expects Times Square 2 to sell out


KUALA LUMPUR: Berjaya Times Square Sdn Bhd (BTS) is confident that its newly launched Times Square 2 residential project will be sold out by year-end.

BTS executive director Syed Ali Shahul Hameed stated that the project, valued at RM625mil, will sell quickly due to its prime location, modern amenities, attractive pricing, and exceptional connectivity.

“I am confident that we will sell out by the end of this year” said Syed Ali, who is also Berjaya Land Bhd group chief executive officer, in a statement.

Located on Jalan Imbi, adjacent to the Berjaya Times Square mall and Bukit Bintang City Centre, the project features 629 serviced residences in a 41-storey tower.

Units range from 488 sq ft one-bedroom to 1,356 sq ft three-bedroom layouts, with prices ranging from RM688,000 to RM2.65mil.

Meanwhile, BTS executive director Tan Tee Ming added that Times Square 2 offers facilities designed for urban dwellers seeking capital gains and practical layouts.

“Options include hackable walls for combining units, dual-key designs for rental flexibility, and ensuite bathrooms for the convenience of all occupants,” he added.

BTS executive director Tan Tee Ming said during last Saturday’s official launch ceremony for the development, the project will be launched over two phases.

The first phase, which consists of 375 units, has already been 50% sold so far.

Tan also highlighted that the project’s residents will enjoy seamless access to public transportation with direct connections to the KL Monorail, LRT and MRT Lines.

Times Square 2 is designed to complement Berjaya Times Square, which also houses a shopping mall, serviced apartments, an indoor theme park, a hotel and offices. — Bernama

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