MRCB Land unveils Lunar Seputeh
MRCB Land has unveiled Lunar Seputeh, a premium residential development combining a strategic location, low density and Japanese-inspired living.
MRCB Land has introduced Lunar Seputeh, a high-end residential development that merges a strategic location, low density, and Japanese-inspired living. The project, valued at RM472 million, covers 0.94 ha and consists of a 50-storey tower housing 483 units. As the third and final wholly residential phase of the 9 Seputeh master plan, Lunar Seputeh offers residents low-density living in the urban city center.
MRCB Land CEO Wong Hong Yeong highlights the residential title status along Jalan Klang Lama, providing residents with residential utility tariffs, lower assessment and land tax rates, and practical long-term benefits. The development also benefits from the Old Klang Road-New Pantai Expressway (OKR-NPE) link bridge provided by MRCB, offering direct access to the NPE and onward connectivity to Petaling Jaya, Subang, and Sunway.
Residents enjoy proximity to Mid Valley City, The Gardens Mall, and KL Sentral and Bangsar South, just 2km away. Lunar Seputeh's design is inspired by the Japanese concept of tsuki, emphasizing simplicity, balance, and tranquility. The Japanese influence is seen in the architecture and facilities, including a Japanese onsen bath, Zen Courtyard, Meditation Deck, and other amenities like an infinity swimming pool, gymnasium, dance studio, co-working space, reading room, and Social Kitchen.
With residential units ranging from 683 to 1,646 sq ft and prices starting at RM607,800, Lunar Seputeh is set to complete in March 2030. MRCB Land's property strategy extends beyond residential development, focusing on transit-oriented development (TOD), integrated developments, new segments, and international expansion. The group has already pioneered TOD in Malaysia and is planning Penang Sentral, a Phase 1 project covering 27ha with an estimated GDV of RM6.25 billion.
MRCB is also exploring new segments such as data centers, industrial and logistics facilities, co-living, healthcare, and assisted living, with MRCB Building System being introduced to improve construction efficiency and sustainability.
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