Residential developer Myra has unveiled Myra Tenuman, a 70-acre integrated township in Alam Impian, Shah Alam, Selangor, with a projected gross development value (GDV) of RM1 billion. In a landmark move, the Wednesday launch also marks Malaysia’s first developer-backed renovation financing package in collaboration with RHB Bank, aimed at easing the burden of customisation for homebuyers.
The township — Myra’s largest and most exclusive in Shah Alam to date — is set to offer a blend of premium landed homes, future serviced apartments, and commercial zones, all anchored by placemaking principles. It is designed to attract multigenerational families and professionals seeking both privacy and community connectivity.
“Myra Tenuman marks a deliberate step forward in how we think about the liveability of place and permanence,” said Akil Hassan, chief of people and growth at Myra. “In today’s market, homeowners are not merely looking for a house. They are seeking a complete living environment where their lifestyle, values, and future aspirations are reflected.”
The township’s first phase — the Halaman collection — will feature 54 semi-detached units and 16 bungalows with a combined GDV of RM165.5 million. All units are freehold with individual titles. Bungalows are priced from RM3 million with built-ups of up to 3,982 sq ft, while semi-detached homes start at RM2 million with built-ups of up to 3,376 sq ft.
Designed by Tangu Architecture, Halaman is inspired by the traditional kampung ethos, reinterpreted through modern tropical design. Homes will feature open-plan layouts, large windows, and seamless indoor-outdoor transitions, reflecting Myra’s focus on human-centric and sustainable design.
“Designing Halaman wasn’t just about form or function, it was about feeling,” Akil added. “From the proportions of the living areas to how sunlight moves through the home, every detail is intended to quietly elevate everyday life.”
To support homeownership and personalisation, Myra and RHB Bank have introduced a bundled Home and Renovation Loan/Financing package. It allows eligible buyers to receive up to 120 per cent financing of either the Sales and Purchase Agreement (SPA) price or open market value — with up to 30 per cent allocated for renovation purposes.
Jeffrey Ng Eow Oo, managing director of group community banking at RHB Banking Group, said, “We recognise that today’s homebuyers aspire to create spaces that truly reflect their personal style and needs. This pioneering partnership with Myra allows us to empower them with a seamless and flexible financial pathway to achieve this vision.”
The renovation portion will be disbursed progressively over 12 months after the full release of the home loan. The financing package also covers legal fees, valuation fees, and mortgage protection, and is available to both new and existing RHB customers.
While the renovation loan for Myra Tenuman will only be accessible upon project completion, RHB’s financing scheme will also be extended to selected completed properties in Myra’s portfolio — including Myra Saujana Phase 4 (Sepang) and Myra Gardens Phases 2 and 3 (Sungai Buloh).
The launch signals Myra’s evolution from an affordable housing provider in areas like Sepang and Salak Tinggi to a full-fledged township developer, now entering established markets such as Shah Alam.
Myra Tenuman is a joint development between Myra (a residential developer brand under Oriental Interest Berhad (OIB)), Naza TTDI and Triterra, further highlighting Alam Impian’s status as one of the Klang Valley’s most promising suburban corridors. Registration of interest for Myra Tenuman is now open. 