Oriental Interest, the developer of Myra, has unveiled Myra Embun, a new mixed development in Jenderam designed to serve the growing Putrajaya fringe.
Set on 5.08 acres of freehold land, Myra Embun combines serviced residences, retail offerings and a boutique hotel within a single integrated development, making it among the first mixed-use developments in Jenderam, Dengkil.
Located just 5km from Putrajaya and connected via major highways including MEX, PLUS and Lingkaran Putrajaya, the development is strategically positioned to benefit from the continued expansion and spillover demand from nearby townships such as Putrajaya, Cyberjaya, Dengkil and Sepang.
Myra Embun builds on Myra’s growing presence within the location, following the successful take-up of earlier residential phases at its nearby Myra Saujana township development. The continued expansion reflects the developer’s confidence in the area’s long-term residential growth potential and evolving buyer demand.
Akil Hassan, Chief of People and Growth at Myra said, “Today’s buyers are much more discerning about what they value in a home. Beyond location alone, buyers are placing greater emphasis on spacious layouts, accessibility and well-planned environments that better support long-term family living”.
The property features two residential towers with a total of 594 serviced residence units across two phases, offering five layout types ranging from 700 sqft to 1,490 sqft in two-bedroom, three-bedroom and four-bedroom units. Indicative pricing for Myra Embun starts from approximately RM250,000 for various layouts.
Akil added that the larger layouts are intended to cater to first-time homebuyers, young families and upgraders seeking more spacious homes, as many newer residential developments continue trending towards smaller built ups. Beyond the residences, Myra Embun integrates retail spaces, F&B outlets, a supermarket, EV charging facilities and a boutique hotel, creating a more self-sustaining environment centred around everyday convenience and accessibility.
“As the broader Putrajaya–Cyberjaya-Dengkil triangle continues evolving into a more established employment, education and digital infrastructure hub, we believe there will be sustained demand for homes that offer both accessibility and a more balanced suburban living environment,” Akil said.
