Myra, the residential brand under Oriental Interest Berhad (OIB), is making its most significant entry yet into Shah Alam with the unveiling of Myra Tenuman, a 70-acre township in Alam Impian with a projected gross development value (GDV) of RM1 billion.
The development is set to raise the benchmark for community-centric urban living in one of the Klang Valley’s most rapidly maturing corridors. Designed as more than a residential project, Myra Tenuman is envisioned as a full-fledged township that integrates premium landed homes, upcoming serviced apartments, community-oriented commercial zones, and placemaking-driven public spaces.
Anchored by a thoughtfully curated village hub, the masterplan will eventually connect green corridors, pocket parks, and public realms, creating a long-term address for multigenerational families and upwardly mobile professionals seeking both exclusivity and community.
Speaking at the exclusive preview, Akil Hassan, Chief of People and Growth at Myra, said “Myra Tenuman marks a deliberate step forward in how we think about the liveability of place and permanence.
“In today’s market, homeowners are not merely looking for a house. They are seeking a complete living environment where their lifestyle, values, and future aspirations are reflected. Our role is to anticipate those expectations and deliver a township that raises the standards of what suburban living can be”, he said.
The first landed offering within the township will be unveiled under the Halaman collection,
comprising 54 semi-detached homes and 16 bungalows, with an estimated GDV of RM165.5 million.
All units are freehold and come with individual titles, offering homeowners long-term ownership security and greater flexibility for future modifications or extensions.
