KUALA LUMPUR (March 4) — TA Global Bhd has introduced Tower B of its Amaya Residences project in Bandar Sri Damansara, Selangor, following strong market reception for the first tower, which achieved approximately 80% take-up.
Amaya Residences forms a key residential component within the broader Damansara Avenue integrated masterplan. With a total gross development value (GDV) of RM1 billion, the project features two 68-storey towers. The newly unveiled Tower B offers 634 units, with built-ups ranging from 539 sq ft to 1,181 sq ft, catering to both young professionals and growing families.
Urban Resort Living Within an Integrated Masterplan
Positioned as part of the larger Damansara Avenue development, Amaya Residences benefits from a well-planned mixed-use ecosystem that blends residential, retail and connectivity elements.
Tower B enhances the lifestyle proposition with added family-focused amenities. Among the highlights are rooftop facilities such as the Sky BBQ Lounge and Sky Dining areas, designed to encourage social interaction and community engagement. Residents will also enjoy direct access from the Tower B Lobby Lounge to the upcoming DA Central Mall, creating seamless integration between home and retail conveniences.
The mall component is expected to deliver approximately 420,000 sq ft of retail and food and beverage space, reinforcing the commercial vibrancy of the township.
In addition, the development will be connected to a nearby MRT station via a dedicated pedestrian bridge, strengthening public transport accessibility — a key factor that continues to drive demand for transit-oriented developments across Selangor and Kuala Lumpur.
According to TA Global’s chief executive officer Tiah Joo Kim, the second tower builds upon the “Urban Resort Living” concept introduced earlier, with refined design elements aimed at fostering stronger social connections and responding to evolving family lifestyle needs.
Broader Implications for KL and Selangor Property Investors
The continued expansion of integrated developments such as Damansara Avenue reflects the maturing property landscape in Selangor, where connectivity, lifestyle amenities and commercial components are increasingly interlinked.
For investors active in commercial property in KL and surrounding growth corridors, projects like this highlight the rising importance of mixed-use ecosystems that combine residential density with retail and office potential. Such integration often supports demand for nearby office space in Bukit Jalil and other established business nodes, as urban dwellers seek live-work-play environments.
At the same time, improved transport infrastructure and township planning indirectly benefit industrial land in Selangor, particularly in areas with established logistics and manufacturing presence. Accessibility enhancements can support workforce mobility for businesses operating a factory in Puchong or managing industrial property in Subang area, where connectivity to residential hubs plays an important role in long-term tenant sustainability.
As Klang Valley continues to evolve, developments anchored by transit access, retail mass and high-density residences are shaping the future of both commercial and industrial investment strategies across Kuala Lumpur and Selangor.
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