Development
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USJ has grown rapidly in recent years, but has caused a massive traffic congestion. There is an upcoming major RM3.6 billion project in USJ 25, namely One City which comprises shopping malls, clubs, pubs, office towers, hotels, serviced apartments and retail lots. It is scheduled to be fully developed by 2015. Also, there is another major RM1 billion project along Persiaran Kewajipan, namely Da Men USJ (大門) by PAVILION developer which is a mixed development expected to be completed by 2014. Upon completion, it would comprise a shopping mall, retail lots and serviced apartments.
In addition, there is a new mixed commercial development called Empire Remix located in USJ 1 off the Kesas Highway which comprises a shopping mall, office buildings and studio apartments. In the fourth quarter of 2012, Tropicana has launched an 88 acre mixed commercial development comprising serviced apartments, retail lots, office buildings, a central park, a medical centre, an education centre and a retail mall known as Tropicana Metropark located off the Federal Highway and nearby upscale neighborhoods such as USJ Heights and Subang Heights.
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