A JAPANESE-INSPIRED condominium is set to make its mark in the Old Klang Road (OKR) area, bringing together contemporary urban living with calm and understated elegance.
Lunar Seputeh by MRCB Land Sdn Bhd is the developer’s latest offering in the neighbourhood, with its design centred on the Japanese concept of “Tsuki”, meaning moon.
The Japanese influence is woven throughout the development, extending from the arrival experience at the front lobby to a range of recreational and wellness facilities.
Residents will have access to spaces such as the Japanese Onsen Bath and the Zen Courtyard. The development also includes a designated area for pet recreation.
A key feature of the Lunar development is its pure residential title status, which offers homeowners standard residential utility tariffs as well as lower assessment rates and quit rent.
Comprising a single 50-storey residential tower with 483 residences, the project is designed to cater to a broad range of lifestyles, from young professionals to growing families and multigenerational households.
The development offers residences ranging from 683sq ft to 1,646sq ft, with configurations spanning from 1+1 to 4+1 bedroom layouts.
A key attraction of Lunar Seputeh is its connectivity, with the development benefiting from infrastructure and connectivity to major destinations across the Klang Valley.
This includes MRCB Land’s approximately RM115mil investment in the OKR–New Pantai Expressway (NPE) link bridge.
The dedicated link provides residents with direct access to the NPE, with onward connectivity towards Petaling Jaya, Subang and Sunway.
For professionals, the residence is also located close to several established employment and lifestyle hubs, including Mid Valley City, Bangsar South and KL Sentral.
As part of an integrated development, known as 9 Seputeh, alongside Vivo and Tria residences, Lunar offers residents access to a range of mature amenities and shared spaces designed to support an active, community-oriented lifestyle.
Residents will also enjoy direct pedestrian access to Promenade Boulevard, a 1km-long outdoor park stretching along the Klang River.
Shared by the three developments, the linear park extends the recreational experience beyond the residential towers, offering jogging and cycling paths, outdoor fitness areas, playgrounds and landscaped recreational lawns.
For education, Campus Rangers International School is located within the 9 Seputeh masterplan, providing families with a school option within the wider integrated development.
The project is targeted for completion in March 2030.
For those interested in learning more about the development, visit the MRCB Land Property Gallery on Oct 3 and Oct 4 to participate in a range of activities, workshops and entertainment in conjunction with the Mid-Autumn Festival.
Running from 10am to 6pm, the event will give visitors an opportunity to tour the showrooms and enjoy complimentary refreshments.
Broader business strategy
The Lunar development sits at the heart of MRCB Land’s residential portfolio; it is part of a broader property strategy spanning transit-oriented developments (TODs), integrated urban developments, new development segments and international growth.
“Residential developments remain an important part of our business, but our capabilities go well beyond that,” said MRCB group chief operating officer Datuk Kwan Joon Hoe.
“We are building a more balanced property business around what we know well – TODs, integrated developments and strategically located land – while expanding into new segments and markets where we see long-term opportunities.”
This focus on TOD has placed sustainability at the heart of the company’s development model.
By integrating homes, workplaces and amenities directly with transit networks, these developments encourage greater use of public transport, thereby reducing reliance on private vehicles and lowering transport-related carbon emissions.
The company was also an early adopter of green buildings in Malaysia, receiving its first international certification in 2009.
Building on its environmental commitment, the company is advancing innovation across the sustainable construction space.
For example, Tujuh Residences in Kwasa Damansara City Centre is the company’s first high-rise residential development using its proprietary MRCB Building System (MBS), a modular construction technology designed to reduce waste, energy use and carbon emissions while improving quality and efficiency.
Alongside these local advancements, the developer has also established itself in the international market through its residential presence in Gold Coast, Australia, with projects such as Vista in Surfers Paradise and Maris in Southport.
It is also further exploring opportunities in the Middle East, Central Asia and the Maldives.
“In Saudi Arabia, for example, we have signed a memorandum of understanding with public investment fund-owned RUA AlHaram AlMakki Co to explore participation in the King Salman Gate development in Mecca, where our TOD and integrated urban development experience can potentially be applied.”
Beyond its residential portfolio, the developer is also pursuing commercial and industrial developments outside the Klang Valley.
“We are quite deliberate about where we go next. It is not about being in as many markets as possible, but identifying where there is demand, what the location can support and how our experience can add value,” he said.
This strategy is reflected in MRCB Land’s ongoing developments in Penang and Perak.
MRCB Land is progressing plans for the next phase of Penang Sentral, comprising new retail and residential components with the upcoming Mutiara Line LRT connecting directly into the development, strengthening its role as an integrated transport hub.
In Perak, the developer launched the Ipoh Sentral project last year. The 27.11ha project has an estimated gross development value (GDV) of RM6.25bil and will be developed in phases over approximately 20 years.
Within its industrial portfolio, the company has constructed the RM121.5mil Jabil manufacturing plant in Perlis as a built-to-suit development for global industrial clients.
“Our growth is not only about doing more residential or commercial developments. We are looking at how we can diversify geographically and into new development segments where our capabilities can be applied. That includes data centres, industrial and logistics developments, co-living, healthcare and assisted living,” he said.
“Property is a long-term business, so we have to be disciplined about what we develop, where we invest and when we bring projects to market,” Kwan said.
As a testament to this selective investment approach, the company’s property development arm has invested in nearly 496.95ha of land valued at an estimated GDV of RM32.8bil as of late 2025, establishing a pipeline for ongoing development.
For more information, visit www.lunarseputeh.com or head to the property gallery at No. 20, Jalan Telok Datok, 58000 Kuala Lumpur.
