THE soon-to-be revived abandoned project Remix1, now renamed Subang Sentral is part of HCK Capital Group’s property portfolio, with a total gross development value of approximately RM15.0 bil across the Klang Valley.
The project, to be developed in four phases, carries an estimated construction cost exceeding RM1.0 bil.
Abandoned for over a decade, the incomplete towers along the KESAS Highway have become a visible eyesore and concern for the community. Several developers had previously declined to revive the project due to the high risks involved.
HCK’s decision to step in is seen as its proven white knight approach, following the successful completion of edumetro, formerly known as Remix 2.
Completed in 2024, all 1,500 units were handed over, with strong occupancy including SEGi College. Units are now transacting at up to RM920 per square foot, nearly double their original price.
Building on this track record, HCK aims to complete Subang Sentral, providing long awaited closure for buyers while enhancing the Subang Jaya skyline.
Safety remains a top priority. Independent consultants have been appointed to conduct comprehensive structural assessments, including non-destructive testing and full audits. Any elements that do not meet current standards will be rectified or replaced.
HCK is also working with the original consultants and relevant authorities to ensure full compliance with current building codes. No unit will be handed over until all parties are satisfied with the structural integrity.
HCK is also addressing traffic concerns in the USJ area. Following the halt of a proposed flyover project in January 2025 due to cost escalations, HCK’s completion of edumetro and takeover of Subang Sentral will enable the full activation of the KESAS interchange upgrading scheme.
This integrated related infrastructure upgrade, valued at approximately RM148 mil, aims to improve connectivity and traffic flow, with 26% attributed to edumetro and 74% to Subang Sentral.
HCK’s efforts go beyond reviving an abandoned project. It says it represents a commitment to rebuilding trust, delivering quality homes, and creating a development that the community can be proud of. ‒ March 31, 2026
