Harbour City project expected to be revived


A revolving restaurant, shown in the middle of this scale model of Harbour City @ Pulau Melaka by Hatten Group displayed at StarProperty.my Fair 2018, awaits visitors when the development is completed. - Filepic

PETALING JAYA: Melaka’s Harbour City, which was recently halted due to a legal dispute, is expected to be revived with the entry of Singapore-based Tayrona Capital Pte Ltd taking up a near complete stake in the company which undertook the project.

Tayrona Capital is acquiring a 99% stake in developer Hatten Land Ltd’s Harbour City mixed development in Melaka as part of a deal worth US$323mil (RM1.36bil).

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