Klanggroup Development hands over RM112 million commercial project in Bukit Beruntung

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Klanggroup Development Sdn Bhd completes handover of the RM112 million K Commercial Camellia @ Bukit Beruntung project, comprising 88 two-storey shop-office units.
The 9.98-acre project in Bukit Beruntung has achieved full take-up and is two minutes from the North-South Expressway, offering access to the main transport network.
The project handover aligns with Selangor's focus on growth for 2026-2030 and follows a joint development initiative with the Hulu Selangor Municipal Council launched in February 2025.

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Project handover and development details

According to The Edge Malaysia, as reported in the company's press statement on Friday, Klanggroup Development Sdn Bhd has completed and handed over vacant possession of the RM112 million K Commercial Camellia @ Bukit Beruntung project.

The project spans approximately 9.98 acres of freehold land and comprises 88 two-storey shop-office units, with built-up areas starting from 2,660 square feet. The development has also achieved full take-up.

Located in Bukit Beruntung, Rawang, the project is about two minutes from the North-South Expressway, providing direct access to the area's main transport network.

Links to Selangor's growth plan

The handover comes as Selangor focuses on growth through the Second Selangor Plan 2026 to 2030. It follows a joint development initiative launched in February 2025 between the developer and the Hulu Selangor Municipal Council for commercial properties in Bandar Bukit Beruntung and Bandar Serendah.

Klanggroup Development executive director Danny Ong said the company's approach has always focused on locations with long-term potential while taking into account market needs and the practical requirements of future occupants. He said this focus also extends to project delivery, with an emphasis on functional commercial spaces supported by the necessary infrastructure and amenities.

In our earlier report on potential investment interest exceeding RM3 billion in Selangor in conjunction with the Selangor International Business Summit (SIBS) 2026, we highlighted how letters of intent from several foreign companies reflect the state's efforts to strengthen its position as a regional investment hub. We also covered its transaction targets and Invest Selangor's track record in facilitating projects, as indicators of an ecosystem that supports economic activity and development in the state.

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