OSK Property marks Alia topping out, unveils next OSK Mori Park phase


From left: OSK Engineering Mechanical and Electrical head Vignes Perumal, OSK Construction (High Rise) chief operating officer Hue Han Kheong, OSK Property Investment chief executive officer Datuk Hoe Mee Ling, OSK Holdings Bhd deputy group managing director Ong Ju Xi, OSK Property Holdings Bhd chief executive officer Chu Wai Lune, Sales and Marketing manager Nicole Lee Chee Yiing, Project Management general manager Lynette Kong Wen Fung at the topping out ceremony.

Alia @ OSK Mori Park, the first phase of OSK Property’s master-planned development in Section 13, Shah Alam, has reached its topping out milestone.

According to a statement, the development has achieved 98% sales, and is expected to be completed at least six months ahead of schedule. 

The construction of OSK Mori Park is undertaken by OSK Construction – OSK Group’s in-house construction arm. Its capabilities are further reflected in its recent high-rise project completions, which recorded an average QLASSIC score of 82%. 

“The topping out of Alia marks an important milestone for OSK Mori Park and reflects our commitment to delivering on our promise to purchasers. 

“Achieving this milestone months ahead of schedule also gives our homebuyers greater confidence in our ability to execute and deliver. 

“At the same time, the strong sales performance of both Alia and Bayu shows that homebuyers recognise the value of a well-planned development that brings together connectivity, convenience, lifestyle and long-term growth potential,” said OSK Property chief executive officer Chu Wai Lune.

“With OSK Construction as our in-house construction arm, we are able to create closer synergy across planning, execution and delivery. 

“This allows us to maintain stronger quality assurance, improve coordination on-site and support our commitment to delivering homes on time, in line with the standards expected by our purchasers,” he added.

Following the strong response to Alia, OSK Property’s second phase – Bayu @ OSK Mori Park, which was unveiled in May 2025, has also continued to gain traction with 75% of its units sold. 

Building on that, OSK Property has unveiled Tamu, the third phase of the OSK Mori Park masterplan. 

Tamu introduces a distinctive Mediterranean-inspired lifestyle concept which features 43 curated facilities, versatile 2-bedroom to 4-bedroom residences, flexible dual-key layouts, and the debut of Commercial Signature Suites.

The property is designed for both lifestyle and business use with selected units offering direct door-front car park access for a landed living experience within an integrated community. 

The new phase is designed to meet the needs of young professionals, growing families, entrepreneurs and investors seeking an address with both present-day convenience and future growth potential. 

“Every phase of OSK Mori Park has been shaped by how people live today and how the city will continue to grow tomorrow. 

“With the unveiling of Tamu, we are introducing another thoughtfully planned phase that builds on the momentum of Alia and Bayu, while offering buyers an opportunity to be part of Shah Alam’s next growth chapter,” Chu added. 

For more information, please visit moripark.com.my or call 018-3838 586. 

 

 

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