Tropicana Corp unveils key tenants for SouthPlace Shoppes & Residences at Tropicana Metropark, Subang Jaya

By with pic by Patrick Goh

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Hattitude Salon founder Heng Wee Luen, Swimology founder Muhammad Farar Emer, Health Lane Family Pharmacy director Loh Hey King, Tropicana Corp Bhd managing director of marketing and sales Ixora Ang, Tropicana managing director of group assets management Andrew Ashvin, GCH Retail (Malaysia) Sdn Bhd chief executive office Tiger Cheah, Anytime Fitness director Jayagobi Shanmugam and myNEWS real estate manager Lawrence Tin at the tenant unveiling ceremony of SouthPlace Shoppes & Residences

SUBANG JAYA (July 2): Property developer Tropicana Corp Bhd (KL:TROP) unveiled its six key tenants for its SouthPlace Shoppes & Residences development on Tuesday.

The six key tenants are Mercato (anchor tenant), Anytime Fitness, Health Lane Family Pharmacy, myNEWS (KL:MYNEWS), Swimology and Hattitude Salon.

With a gross development value (GDV) of approximately RM142 million, the 69-unit SouthPlace Shoppes is the first commercial hub in Tropicana Metropark, an 88-acre freehold township in Subang Jaya. It is about 95% taken up to date and set to be completed by this month.

“With this new wave of tenants, SouthPlace Shoppes will be the new pulse of Tropicana Metropark, adding more vibrancy to the Subang community,” said Tropicana Corp Bhd managing director of marketing and sales Ixora Ang in her opening speech at the unveiling ceremony here at the Tropicana Metropark Sales Gallery.

Ang noted that the developer is committed to the success of this retail component. “Hence, we are also extending our professional property management services to our buyers to matchmake them with prospective tenants,” she added.

Meanwhile, Ang shared that the SouthPlace Residences, the 656-unit serviced residence, is expected to be handed over to buyers this quarter (3Q2024).

Other developments in the pipeline include phase 2 of the project — SouthPlace 2 Shoppes & Residences (45% take-up rate for the retail component) with the tenant mix — will be unveiled at a later date, said Ang.