Landmarks Bhd
's wholly-owned subsidiary Landmarks Land Sdn Bhd expects its remaining 249 acres in Wangsa Maju, worth RM2.1bil in gross development value and comprising mixed property projects, to be completed in the next three to eight years.
Managing director Mohd Abdul Halim said the company's master plan was to make Wangsa Maju a bustling commercial centre for Kuala Lumpur's north-eastern quadrant in the near future.
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