Homelore

Berjaya Land

Mostly in Bukit Jalil

Also known as Berjaya Land Berhad, Berjaya Land Bhd

How their buildings read

3 poor, 2 fair, 1 good

Outcomes still vary building by building. Check the building, not the brochure.

What we found

A company announcement dated 2026-02 says the Board of Berjaya Property Berhad, as Berjaya Land was then known, filed in late October 2026 with Bursa for listing of 178.6 million new shares to pay for a 20% stake in Manjaran Sdn Bhd.

The evidence

Regulatory and legal

Negative

  • The Court of Appeal's 3 November decision set aside a 2017 Shah Alam High Court judicial-review order that had favoured Berjaya Land and related companies in their Selangor Turf Club relocation dispute, and Berjaya Land said it would seek Federal Court leave.

One more finding

  • Berjaya Land's Chinese mall subsidiary GMOC obtained a Hong Kong International Arbitration Centre award of about RM595 million against the buyer of a mall it had sold in 2016, after the buyer failed to pay the balance due from 2017.

Corporate continuity

  • Berjaya Corp's parent-level plan reported in July 2021 included privatising Berjaya Land and selling Berjaya Sports Toto, though no later source opened here confirms that the privatisation proceeded.

2 more findings

  • Berjaya Land Berhad was renamed Berjaya Property Berhad, with the stock short name changed from BJLAND to BPROP while keeping stock number 4219, effective 10 March 2026.

  • Berjaya Land's executive director Tan Tee Ming resigned effective 31 December 2025, per a Bursa-published notice.

Independent recognition

Positive

  • The Malaysia Developer Awards 2022 named Berjaya Land a winner in its Special Awards International category, benchmarked at a global standard.

Their buildings

Anjung HijauBukit JalilAn owner said in 2011 that his car was stolen from outside the estate after he was refused a season parking bay.5.6PoorGreen AvenueBukit Jalil6.6FairKM1: Entrance canopy of a residential building with paved driveway, landscaping, and high-rise tower facade in the background.KM1Bukit JalilThis condominium is not built with balcony.6.8FairSavanna: An elevated swimming pool with blue mosaic tiles and a glass-enclosed room in front of a high-rise residential tower.SavannaBukit JalilA resident says the building is in a quiet area on a main road in Bukit Jalil but there are no shops inside to make life easier for residents.7.0GoodThe Link 2: The facades of two tall residential towers with light and dark vertical stripes, viewed from a low angle.The Link 2Bukit Jalil5.6PoorThe Pines: An indoor swimming pool with blue tiles and water, surrounded by white pillars and a tiled deck, with potted plants and an outdoor area visible through an opening.The PinesBrickfields5.8PoorWisma Cosway, KLKLCC