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Flanked by graveyards & swerage treatment plant. Really bad fungshui there possibly

2:18 that Istanbul restaurant is so good though. Always packed during weekend especially at night.

mati already la..good la

Just turn the mall into a multilevel car showrooms and automotive related products shops all under one roof.

Can try to attract Bangla, Pakistani, Rohinya, Nepalese, Mynmar come in to shopping and fill the gap.

It has greatly improved compared to 2 years ago. They managed to get anytime fitness, banquet hall. I think it has potential

How about going to old places around KL that is still operating.. something like amcorp mall but perhaps you can try go to any tourist or potential tourist spots? how about the hobbits theme park for a start

Nothing is unique, the retails are all the same.. whats the point going to KLEC if you already have Mid valley and the gardens haha

Government must introduce vacancy tax to punish this wastage of space. Developers make land in the city scarce & pricier by building useless and underutilized building...consequently urban sprawling worsening than ever. Very vey bad.

I think Malaysians tenants are still stuck in the mind that shopping malls are only exclusively for shopping and dining. I think since Glo is close to a MRT stop, it should transform itself partially to pickle ball/ badminton court, govt service centre, or even some medical related service eg physio centre since KPJ is just nearby. Or even tuition centres or library.Anyway I think retail centres nowadays are really struggling..

@2:20 F&B at the lower ground? This place is sustained by supermarket at LG and Super Tanker. What F&B at lower ground? Are you a PJ boy?

itu memang rumah hantu

Glomac Mall is not in the heart of TTDI. Rather it is at the fringe near the Bomba and Pizza Hut.

working at the gardens but never know there’s a mall 😂

I wonder how this building is maintained for so many years with such sad occupancy rate.

common issue in malaysia is too many malls in 10KM range

Cover Sunway Putra mall. Nothing much too

Of all the dead malls , which are able to turnaround for better purposes ? And rental price thats not reflecting the current situation will not attract any takers too . Only Great Malls like midvalley , pavilion , 1 U & sunway pyramid are successful & exciting . No brainers creating malls without backup plans of conversion / transition . If cant be a shopping malls like the top 4 above , what else can this mall become ?

Nowadays, we need to study how to attract foreigner tourist first… Thats all… Hahaha.. How beautiful you do the deco, how many tenant rent the premise, if the footfall not many, there nothing… Locals now only their life, work and sleep..

Malay last time red eye see Tropicana City Mall do well. They then built this Mall hoping to pull some of the Chinese customers. Unfortunately it failed and like a typical Malay mall it will die.

rental price don't reflect the reality of potential return, who would want to rent. But owner would insist it's "market value" on paper, not the reality

The only reason to come here is the anytime fitness gym. And it’s the only spot that is actually crowded in the mall.

too many malls open around a few km, a huge mistake building a mall at close range. one is 3 damansara dead, atria struggling upper floor , starling doing alright and glo is the worse and also the ss2 mall completely dead 7 years ago

its time for open space malls

Who is paying for all these losses. Sounds like China property story. Is msia gonna end up like Sri Lanka or Venezuela

Common things about malls after COVID-19 events totally ruined it 😢 to be a fact. Same thing here in Penang malls too.

Unfortunately I agree coz I stay behind

I used to work here from 1996-2014

Suggest you to feature IOI Damansara Mall, DC Mall, Starling Mall.

Brand identity ties along with Market positioning and Marketing strategies. The management of Cheras Sentral really needs to rethink and decide what is the core identity and value of this mall. Does the Management want to establish this mall as a neighborhood mall, or a lifestyle hub like Sunway Velocity that is able to meet the needs and wants of most people?

Sorry, as you said threshold amount for bankrupt 2024 is RM200k but it seems now still stick to RM100k. Kindly advise. Thank you❤

In 19th century this land is a Chinese cemetery and in late 19th century it was Mass Prison Camp. Bad energy ( feng shui) . Corporate Greeds , has No Commonsense ! 😂

Not walkable..thats all

A lot of mall already..please built something new for malaysian..

If you look at numbers - street level outlets are doing much better - esp in traffic .Malaysia is hot but Bukit Bintang area is now one big street mall with unbelievable traffic.. People prefer to stay outdoor if its not too hot..

The last time I went there was December 2024. There was no direct connection to the MRT station as the section that was supposed to be connected to the station was still under some sort of construction or renovations. People still needed to walk quite a distance from the MRT station to the mall, which was quite a bit of a hassle.

I also have fond memories of Jaya Shopping Mall, especially the spiral staircase. Perhaps if developers shifted their focus from building massive malls to creating smaller, more thoughtfully designed spaces-emphasizing quality over quantity-these malls would resonate more deeply with their local communities. This approach could lead to more unique and character-filled shopping experiences.

They could've easily differentiate themselves by actually bringing in more famous Japanese brand stores... Right now not even Uniqlo, FamilyMart, and AEON exists there, which I find somewhat funny because these 3, I'd argue, are the most well known and influential Japanese brands in Malaysia. Their decision to open the "Animate" pop up store was nice, but many including me were disappointed it wasn't the full fledged store selling CDs and Books and other more unique stuff not commonly available.

myeg? I nvr seen that shop at Genting , TBS & KL Sentral

A big fan of this i-City Mall when I was staying in Klang, so much that I held my wedding dinner there haha It's a very comfortable mall, has great layout, wide selection of stores and F&B, and an amazing IMAX hall. Parking layout and system is super smooth too!

The shops people want to see already in Lot10, Pavillion, Starhill, BukitBintang.

Oh, AEON Bukit Tinggi is doing very well. So is Setia City Mall.

Wow I can see my son was standing outside of the smart master outlet cause he was working at that outlet tho🥰💜🤭😂

I am desperately looking for a suitable mall to go during weekdays nearby Bukit Raja, now I am interested to go this mall 🥳

Oops, pavilion in his dead mall list now. .

Which ever mall appears in his video collection will be in his dead mall list.

Chester Cheng, in the future will you expand to cover malls outside of Klang Valley like in Penang, Ipoh and JB ?

Too bad the mall was much better when it just opened. Now feel so crowded and looks so average. more stores now but so so brand

iCity Central mall is a good neighborhood mall with sufficient food outlets, clothing stores, cinema, specialty stores, etc. The size is not too big or small. There are more outlets now since 2023. When it opened in March 2019, Covid-19 hit M'sia a year later. Hence, there was a struggle in getting tenants for a few years. There is parking space available over at the residential blocks. Just park at levelP3 and walk across to the mall via the link bridge from UG level.

When ppl think of the Mid Valley area, they think Mid valley megamall and gardens. KL Eco city Mall is unknown except to ppl working there.