A new residential development inspired by Japanese design principles is set to bring a modern yet tranquil living experience to the Old Klang Road area in Kuala Lumpur. Lunar Seputeh, by MRCB Land Sdn Bhd, aims to combine urban connectivity with serene riverside recreation through its distinct concept centred around the Japanese idea of “Tsuki,” meaning moon.
The project features a single 50-storey tower housing 483 units, designed to accommodate various household types, from young professionals to multigenerational families. Residential options range from 1+1-bedroom to 4+1-bedroom layouts, with unit sizes between 683 and 1,646 square feet. Lunar Seputeh is notable for its pure residential title, which entitles homeowners to standard residential utility tariffs alongside reduced assessment rates and quit rent.
In line with its Japanese influence, the development offers residents access to wellness and recreational amenities such as a Japanese Onsen Bath, a Zen Courtyard, and dedicated pet recreation areas. The residential tower is part of the broader 9 Seputeh integrated development, which also includes Vivo and Tria residences. Collectively, these projects provide a suite of shared facilities and mature amenities conducive to an active, community-focused lifestyle.
One of Lunar Seputeh’s key advantages is its connectivity. The development benefits from MRCB Land’s approximately RM115 million investment in a dedicated OKR–New Pantai Expressway (NPE) link bridge, which provides direct access to the NPE and onward routes to Petaling Jaya, Subang, and Sunway. The location also offers proximity to major employment and lifestyle hubs such as Mid Valley City, Bangsar South, and KL Sentral.
Residents will enjoy pedestrian access to Promenade Boulevard, a 1-kilometer-long linear park along the Klang River that offers jogging and cycling paths, fitness areas, playgrounds, and open lawns. Within the 9 Seputeh masterplan is Campus Rangers International School, providing an educational option for families within the vicinity.
The Lunar Seputeh project is slated for completion in March 2030. Prospective buyers and interested parties are invited to visit the MRCB Land Property Gallery in Kuala Lumpur on October 3 and 4, where they can tour showrooms and participate in activities coinciding with the Mid-Autumn Festival.
Lunar Seputeh represents a core element of MRCB Land’s broader property strategy, which focuses on transit-oriented developments (TODs), integrated urban projects, and selective geographic expansion. Datuk Kwan Joon Hoe, group chief operating officer of MRCB, emphasized the company’s commitment to building a balanced portfolio encompassing residential, commercial, and industrial sectors while advancing sustainable construction practices.
MRCB Land has a history of pioneering green building certification in Malaysia and continues to innovate through technologies like its modular MRCB Building System, which reduces waste and energy consumption. Beyond Klang Valley, the company has projects in Penang, Perak, and international locations including Australia and the Middle East. Its strategic approach includes diversifying into new segments such as data centers, industrial logistics, co-living, healthcare, and assisted living.
With nearly 497 hectares of land acquired, valued at approximately RM32.8 billion in gross development value as of late 2025, MRCB Land is positioned for sustained growth through disciplined investments aligned with market demand.
Further information on Lunar Seputeh is available at www.lunarseputeh.com or at the property gallery located at No. 20, Jalan Telok Datok, Kuala Lumpur.