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MEDIA KIT BY MITRALAND
PRESENTS

Phase 2A2
KOTA BAYUEMAS, KLANG www.gravit8.com.my

GRAVIT8 PRONOUCIATION

Gravit8 Meaning

It is a play from word Gravitate, which mean move forwards or attracted to a place as we envisage Gravit8 will be the center where the population from Klang, Shah Alam, Banting and even Subang will be gravitated to. 8 is not just a prosperous figure, but it also refer to 8 high rise tower and 8 acre of lake park which is the center of attraction for our development.

INTRODUCTION

• Gravit8 is a lakefront landmark community that offers urban living, leisure, working and entertainment.

• Strategically located at the confluence of major highways such as Kesas Highway/ Pulau

Indah Expressway. Gravit8 is easily accessible and highly visible.
• Gravit8 will consist of the following:

  • Shopping Mall
  • Retail Shops
  • Offices
  • Serviced Apartments
  • Hotel

• It is designed to be self-sufficient the ingenious and seamless integration of its components provides residents, occupants and visitors to benefits of all areas simultaneously. Adjoining landscapes, walkways, shop lots, offices, retail spaces and

residential units. This means one never has to leave or will they find themselves hurrying

to return.

INTRODUCTION (Con’t)

Modern Urban Mixed-use Development

• The township is designed as a modern, trendy area set to be the business and lifestyle hub of Klang

and its neighbouring areas.
• Its modern design offers residents a sense of freedom and metropolitan lifestyle in what used to be a dull area of the Klang Valley.

• The township offers an area for the people of Klang to converge and engage in various activities.

• It carries a maritime theme inspired by urban harbour districts around the world, such as Klang itself.

UNIQUE SELLING POSITION

• Strategic Location

• High Connectivity • Fully Integrated Development

• 8 Acre Lake Park

• 3 Acre Environment Deck • Maritime Theme Design

• Retail Mall with Maritime Setting

• Affordable Lifestyle

STRATEGIC LOCATION

WHERE ARE WE?

  • LOCATION
  • KLANG SOUTH GROWTH CORRIDOR

WCT BERHAD

IMMEDIATE SURROUNDINGS

AMENITIES

Hospital Tengku Ampuan Rahimah

Pandamaran

Sentosa Specialist
Hospital
Premiere Hotel
Public Bank Sentosa Klang

Bandar Bukit Tinggi

Tesco Klang

GM Wholesale City

Klinik Kesihatan Bandar Botanik

Bandar Botanik
Taman Johan Setia Permai

Bandar Parklands
Bayuemas

HIGH CONNECTIVITY

HIGHWAY CONNECTIVITY

FEDERAL

HIGHWAY

KESAS

HIGHWAY

NKVE

ELITE
HIGHWAY

LKSA

SKVE

Gravit8 can be accessed via several major highways:-

• Federal Highway (Federal Route 2) – connects Kota Bayuemas and Klang South to Shah

Alam, Kuala Lumpur and Petaling Jaya in the east.

• Shah Alam Expressway (KESAS - E5) – connects Kota Bayuemas and Klang South to Subang

Jaya and Puchong in the east.

• Pulau Indah Expressway (Federal Route 181) – connects Pulau Indah to Shah Alam and Setia

Alam in the north, and Subang and Damansara in the east.

• Klang Banting Highway (Federal Route 5) – connects Klang North to Telok Panglima Garang

and Banting in the south.

• South Klang Valley Expressway (SKVE - E5) – connects Klang to Subang Jaya, Puchong and

Putrajaya in the east.

• North-South Expressway Central Link (ELITE - E6) – connects Klang to Shah Alam and

Subang Jaya in the north and Puchong in the south.

• Kemuning–Shah Alam Highway (LKSA – E13) – connects Klang to Kota Kemuning in the east

and Shah Alam city centre in the north

• New North Klang Valley Expressway (NKVE - E1) – connects Klang to Shah Alam and Setia

Alam in the north, and Subang and Damansara in the east.

• New North Klang Straits Bypass (NNKSB - E30) – connects Klang to Shah Alam and Setia

Alam in the north, and Subang and Damansara in the east.

ACCESS ROADS
SURROUNDING HIGHWAYS

PROPOSED LRT STATIONS

Gravit8 is located between the Bandar Botanik and Johan Setia LRT3 station with the Bandar Botanik station being the closest among the two.

CONNECTIVITY

LOCATION

Shah Alam

  • DISTANCE (KM)
  • TRAVEL TIME

20 minutes

20 minutes 25 minutes 30 minutes
35 minute
POPULATION CENTRES

18.9

25.2 33.1 26.7 46.5 46.1
Subang Jaya Petaling Jaya Banting KL City Centre

  • Damansara
  • 40 minutes

RESIDENTIAL AREAS

LOCATION

Kota Bayuemas Bandar Parkland Bandar Botanic Bandar Puteri

  • DISTANCE (KM)
  • TRAVEL TIME

3 minutes 6 minutes 8 minutes 9 minutes
10 minutes
0.9
1.5
46

  • Bandar Bukit Tinggit
  • 7

CONNECTIVITY

TRANSPORTA TION HUBS

LOCATION

Port Klang

  • DISTANCE (KM)
  • TRAVEL TIME

10 minutes 30 minutes 45 minutes 50 minutes

4 minutes

9
Subang Airport KL Sentral KLIA
31.9
43
48.5

  • 2.5
  • Proposed Bandar

Botanic LRT station Proposed Johan Setia LRT Station

  • 1.9
  • 2 minutes

CONNECTIVITY

  • LOCATION
  • DISTANCE

(KM)
TRAVEL TIME

NEARBY

AMENITIES

SHOPPING MALLS

AEON Bukit Tinggi GM Klang
6
6.3
10 minutes 10 minutes 10 minutes 12 minutes

  • Giant Klang
  • 8.3

  • Tesco Klang
  • 6.7

HOSPITALS

Hospital Tengku Ampuan

Rahimah

  • 7.6
  • 15 minutes

  • 18 minutes
  • Pantai Hospital Klang
  • 12.2

SCHOOLS

  • 7.5
  • Sekolah Kebangsaan

Bukit Tinggi

10 minutes

  • SJKC Hin Hua
  • 8.5

10
12 minutes

  • 15 minutes
  • Hin Hua High School

FULLY INTERGRATED
DEVELOPMENT

OVERALL

MASTER PLAN

( TOTAL GDV RM 1.3 BILLION)

Future Phase
Phase 2B

Hotel

Office

Phase 2A

8 ACRE LAKE PARK

Pier8 Retail Mall Mediterranean Environment Deck

3 ACRE ENVIRONMENT
DECK

FACILITIES PLAN

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