PETALING JAYA: Teladan Group Bhd, a property developer based in Malacca, today launched Bukit Intan Commercial Centre, a freehold commercial development in Seremban, Negeri Sembilan.
The project marks Teladan’s expansion into high-growth markets beyond its traditional stronghold in Malacca.
The launch comes at a time when Negeri Sembilan is gaining momentum as one of Malaysia’s emerging economic growth centres, driven by the implementation of Malaysia Vision Valley 2.0 (MVV 2.0) and the Negeri Sembilan Development Plan 2045 (RPNS 2045).
These long-term development frameworks have accelerated infrastructure upgrades, industrial expansion and investment inflows into the state, strengthening its position as a new economic hub while creating thousands of job opportunities across the manufacturing, logistics, technology, renewable energy and professional services sectors.
Strategically located within an established and expanding catchment in Seremban, the commercial centre benefits from Seremban’s connectivity within the Greater Klang Valley, with seamless access via the North-South Expressway.
Teladan said in a statement that the accessibility enhances the commercial centre’s appeal to investors and tenants from both Negeri Sembilan and the Klang Valley, positioning the development as a natural commercial convergence point for the region.
The newly launched commercial centre, it added, is envisioned as a dynamic commercial hub catering to a wide range of business uses, including retail, food and beverage, services, offices, and other commercial activities. It aims to meet the increasing demand for quality commercial spaces driven by Seremban’s expanding population and evolving urban landscape.
Teladan said the centre reflects its broader growth strategy to diversify its landbank and revenue streams, while expanding its footprint into new and emerging growth corridors.
CEO Allan Ngu said, “The launch of Bukit Intan Commercial Centre represents an important step for Teladan as we expand beyond Malacca for the first time. From layout efficiency to tenant mix considerations, the project has been carefully structured to support long-term operational resilience and adaptability in an evolving commercial landscape.
“Negeri Sembilan’s growth, underpinned by MVV 2.0 and RPNS 2045, is translating into real investment inflows, job creation and rising demand for quality commercial spaces, which positions Seremban as a compelling growth market for us.”
From a commercial perspective, he added, the centre has been carefully planned with a focus on layout efficiency, accessibility and long-term commercial viability.
“Our objective is to deliver a well organised commercial environment that supports businesses today while remaining adaptable to future needs. Over time, the development is expected to contribute to the continued maturation of Seremban as a vibrant urban and commercial centre,” Ngu said.
