(From left): Hugo Boss' Steven Lam, Cortina Watch's Alvin Leow, The Food Merchant Reserve's Ong Kim Too, , Yap, Lim, Lee, Harvey Norman's Jonathan Toh, Paradise Group's Elyna Tan and Diptyque's Hubert W Hoi giving the thumbs up at the unveiling ceremony.
KUALA LUMPUR: The latest jewel in the crown for Malaysian integrated development, Pavilion Damansara Heights Mall, will be ready to welcome customers in May 2023 with over 70% of the retail space committed by tenants to date.
These tenants range from top-notch food and beverage (F&B) players to affluent fashion, all the way to well-known luxury brands. This combination of tested brands with up-and-coming enterprises will help Pavilion Damansara Heights Mall to stake its claim to be among the best malls in the region, if not the country.
Nestled in the neighbourhood of Damansara Heights, the mall spans over one million sq ft across six floors of excitement and exuberance and is poised to be the ultimate customer-centric destination for an unforgettable dining experience, retail, entertainment and leisure.
“The broad reopening of our border and the return of foreign tourists to Malaysia bodes well for Pavilion Damansara Heights Mall and our tenants, as we get ready for our soft opening in May 2023,” said Kuala Lumpur Pavilion Sdn Bhd retail chief executive officer Datuk Joyce Yap at the unveiling ceremony on Nov 1.
Also present were Pavilion Group deputy chairman Puan Sri Cindy Lim and Impian Ekspresi Sdn Bhd and Jendela Mayang Sdn Bhd director Datuk Lee Whay Hoong.
“We will eventually have around 380 retail outlets, making us well-placed to serve diverse needs, ranging from the basic to the most discerning,” she added.
The number of tenants is expected to increase from now until the mall’s soft opening in May 2023, with the management highly confident that Pavilion Damansara Heights Mall’s location and development concept will appeal to investors and businesses as Malaysia regains a semblance of normalcy after struggling with a pandemic.
An artiist impression of the street view of the mall.
Pavilion Damansara Heights Mall’s carefully picked tenant mix is a reflection of its commitment towards a data-driven destination to allow better decision-making for stakeholders to maintain its competitive edge, and add value to the neighbourhood while creating close to 4,000 jobs, in addition to various multiplier effects for the economy.
“We will continue to perfect our approach as we take into consideration prevailing and projected market trends so that the mall will continue to stand out as a must-visit location for both locals and tourists when it opens soon,” said Yap.
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