Mitsui Fudosan, the Japanese real estate company which develops the Lalaport shopping Malls and now its flagship project in Southeast Asia together with UDA Holdings Berhad, Eco World Development Group Berhad and Employee Provident Fund Board, has announced the opening of the mall on 20th January 2022.
It has stated, that approximately 400 stores will be available for visitors with numerous well-known brands from Japan that are making its first appearance in Malaysia. Upon completion the project will become Mitsui Fudosan’s very first LaLaport mall in Southeast Asia and one of the largest commercial facilities with over 82,600sqm (est.) of floor space.
In addition to the shopping mall, Mitsui Fudosan will be developing the area together with its partners to establish the BBCC project as a large-scale urban development with diverse functions, comprising a shopping mall, residences, serviced apartments, office buildings and hotels, with a total site area of approximately 78,500sqm (est.).
When it opens, LaLaport BBCC will be home to well-known brands in Japan such as NITORI, Nojima and JONETZ by DON DON DONKI. In addition, Star Child, a nursery school that incorporates Japanese-style childcare and intellectual education, will open its first facility in Malaysia.
Gastro fans will be thrilled to know that the mall will be offering Michelin-listed concept dining brought by famous chefs with unique offerings from ShinLabo, Martas Kitchen, Buena Brasa Gastropub, DONQ/Mini One, MATCHA EIGHT, YAKINIKU SIZZLE by YAKINIQUEST and others.
Since Mitsui Fudosan opened its first LaLaport in Japan in 1981, the company has strived to grow together with local communities by continuing to keep in step with developments and changes. Today, Mitsui Fudosan has 16 LaLaport shopping centres in Japan that are providing a full range of enjoyment for its Japanese customers in respective regions. Mitsui Fudosan is also actively developing the commercial facility business in Asian countries and regions including Shanghai and Taiwan with its experience cultivated over the years in Japan.
