Datum In-City - PJ's new hub

Prominently located at the intersection of the LDP Expressway and the Federal Highway, Datum In-City PJ is a next generation fully integrated city hub. its 20-acres include a hostel that will accommodate10,000 staff and 1,000 parking bays, which are part of the Western Digital factory expansion programme.

This more than RM2.6 billion GDV project generate 5.3 million sq ft of space comprising corporate and signature offices, SoHo office suits, flexible commercial and retail space along with al-fresco restaurants and upmarket condominiums - all within a carefully planned verdant elevated setting. Planned with the environment in mind, the Datum In-City is designed by incorporating the latest practices in Eco-sustainability architecture to achieve maximum GBI ratings.  

Urban Regeneration - Datum Jelatak

Located just off the prestigious Embassy Row of Jalan Ampang, Datum Jelatek is a mixed development consisting of four residential towers and an exclusive retail podium. It is expected to catalyse the development in the are and elevate retails value. Datum Jelatek is envisioned as a Green Building Index (GBI) Platinum certified development targeted for completion in the coming years with a GDV of RM800 million.  

PKNS woos foreign investors, Business Times, 20 March 2012

The Selangor State Development Corp (PKNS) will embark on an asset swap deal with foreign property investors and developers to ease its cash flow requirements.

PKNS general manager Othman Omar said the corporation has received offers from the investors from Hong Kong, China and Singapore who are keen to undertake some form of construction within its new developments in exchange for one or two towers.

The business development division of PKNS has announced RM14 billion worth of new projects in Kuala Lumpur and Selangor, a bulk of which are urban regeneration and reverse privatisation developments in the Klang Valley. 

In addition to that, PKNS is also talking to foreign private institutions, asset management companies and hotel operators to buy en-bloc some of its properties or lease them long term.

"We want to work with firms like CIMB or Maple Tree for this purpose. We are talking to many parties and hope some deals will materialise this year," Othman told Business Times.

Othman said the investors are interested to buy Grade A office buildings, residences, retail and hotels.

New projects by PKNS' business development division include Datum Jelatik, a RM900 million urban regeneration project in Ampang, Kuala Lumpur, involving four residential towers, offices and a retail complex.


Othman said an international investment firm has offered to buy two of the residential towers at around RM800 per sq ft each.

An artists' impression of Datum In-City PJ

He said PKNS has also received offers from the investors to buy several properties at its RM3 billion Datum In-City@ PJ West project, located nearby Western Digital, starting from RM550 psf.

The project will feature five residential towers, two office buildings, a five-star hotel, a mall and a transportation hub.

Othman said some of its other projects like the RM1.8 billion Datum Sports City project in Kelana Jaya; PJ Sentral Garden City, a joint-venture redevelopment with Nusa Gapurna and the Employees Provident Fund; Datum PJ @ Section 14; and Selangor Science Park 2 in Cyberjaya have also garnered some foreign interest.

He said PKNS will be adding another RM6 billion worth of new projects by the end of this year, in addition to the RM14 billion that was already announced.