PPB Properties unveils neighbourhood mall in Megah Rise

• Megah Rise’s four-level retail space will have approximately 100 outlets on approximately 142,000 sq ft of net lettable area.

PETALING JAYA (Sept 28): PPB Properties, the property division of PPB Group Bhd today unveiled its new “community-centric neighbourhood mall” within Megah Rise, Taman Megah.

The Megah Rise mall is part of a 39-storey mixed development, which includes condominium Megah Rise Residensi. The latter was completed last month. 

Megah Rise’s four-level retail space will have approximately 100 outlets on approximately 142,000 sq ft of net lettable area, according to a media release by PPB Properties.  The mall is slated to open on December.

The mall will also have an air-conditioned multi-purpose sports hall on Level 3 spanning more than 13,584 sq ft to cater to recreational activities.

The anchor tenants are Village Grocer in Basement 1 and Michael’s Badminton Academy, which will operate the sports hall.

The outdoor alfresco dining areas on the Ground Floor will be tenanted by lifestyle cafes and hangout spots such as Oomph, a brand new café and bar by GUĀNG Bar, Brew&Bread, Naj&Belle, and a Hong Kong-inspired cha chaan teng, Kheng Wah. 

“Upscale dining experiences” offered at the mall include hotpot restaurant, Dai Sei Hei; a thematic café and bar named Cage13; and PIK Oyster Bar.

Other tenants include a cafe offering Ipoh delicacies, Yat Yat Seng; dim sum and steamboat restaurant, Dian Huo; hair salons, home improvement stores, and wellness centres.

“The completion of Megah Rise marks another important milestone in PPB Properties’ 40 years of history. This reflects our continuous efforts of building developments that can contribute, improve and add value to the communities,” said PPB Properties CEO, Low Eng Hooi.

“Megah Rise will be managed by our experienced retail management team and we are committed to ensuring this retail space continues to thrive as the latest landmark in Petaling Jaya,” he said.

“We hope Megah Rise will elevate the socioeconomic landscape of the neighbourhood.”