Is This Asia's Next Financial Capital?

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Malaysia has high hopes for these megaprojects.
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@Samuel_J1 Год назад

The Exchange 106 is a nice looking building, and with the planned buildings with a similar style surrounding it will give the district a really nice distinctive look. Similarly, KL Metropolis has some decent designs. I particularly appreciate sizeable green areas being designed in, and not just some overly optimistic trees on balconies.

@wanrazul Год назад

During the day, yes....but they ruined it at night with some of the most atrocious lighting ive ever seen.

@8088I Год назад

Stretching-out 🧩 habitat-Horticulture❇️ for the Tigress🐅kitty💚 Kuala Lumpur🎋 :-)

@gingerteddy618 Год назад

Most cities have a central park, but Kuala Lumpur has a rainforest. The KL Forest Eco Park is one of the oldest forest reserves in Malaysia and it is located in the dead center of the city…. pretty unreal, right?! This park has several nature trails and an awesome canopy walk over the tree tops.

@JensonOoi Год назад

@@wanrazul yup, at night the tower look just like mojo jojo in powerpuff girls cartoon

@leealex24 Год назад

KL is also the top 10 innovative city in Asia (KPMG) and among top 30 cities with the best economy globally now (Mori Foundation Japan). Your guess is as good as mine whether it will only get better!

@Zeder95 Год назад

I'm from Germany and visited Kuala Lumpur in August 2022. It is such a beautiful, modern and impressive city! I love how old and traditional buildings are directly next to skyscrapers, how multicultural it is with many cultures and religions living next to each other, and I like how a lot of nature and trees are incorporated directly into the city architecture, you have jungles right next to skyscrapers. Another beautiful and impressive part of Kuala Lumpur is I-City with its colorful light park at night. Malaysia is such a beautiful country 🇩🇪❤🇲🇾

@miltonmiles6324 Год назад

Come back anytime, Felix!

@leealex24 Год назад

Sunny and blue skies

@shahmizulfanshahrein3953 11 месяцев назад

Welcome to our beautiful islamic country 🇲🇾☪️☝🏻 come back anytime!

@baharm65 5 месяцев назад

Thanks.

@mohdrazif777 Год назад

As someone who has been living in Kuala Lumpur for 30 years (my entire life), I am really excited to see B1M make another video about KL. However, I want to stress that the traffic in Kuala Lumpur is getting worse from year to year. This is one of main reasons why I would never buy a car in KL. Even travelling in the suburbs is scary. There are too many high density, 40 story condominiums. For example, within 1 kilometer of my home in Wangsa Maju, there are 10 condominium projects currently being developed. On average, each of these projects consists of 2,000 units. So, in 5 years, population density here will increase by three or four folds. The only LRT line in Wangsa Maju here already at maximum capacity several years ago. I was a bit relieved a few months ago when the government approved the MRT circle line project that will connect all rail lines in KL to reduce the traffic issue. I really hope that this will not be cancelled again if there is government change in the future.

@7stiano123 Год назад

Nobody cares

@mohdrazif777 Год назад

@@7stiano123 Except you for sure.

@shou3254 Год назад

@@7stiano123 i do

@catzzzz1450 Год назад

@@7stiano123 i cared

@akuijan Год назад

Then ensure you do not for PH if you dont want any infrastructure projects to be cancelled. Actually according to Original plan in the year 2024 we could have ecrl, HSR, lrt phase 4,mrt circle line all completed

@stevengalloway8052 Год назад

😳 Wow. Malaysia is SERIOUS about being a financial player on the world 🌎 stage. Thank you for the video...

@drew55555 Год назад

Awesome! Been to KL several times as a tourist, I must say the develop and growth of the city is really impressive. I am from Metro Manila, PH and despite our massive growth for the past 10 years. KL is still miles ahead of us. I'm proud of them as we are ASEAN

@HanisHamid93 Год назад

Thank you and I'm native sabah people and this is one reason we want stick with Malaysia. Please advise your Sultanate Sulu do not claim us Sabahan as part of Philippines.

@icyliciousblue Год назад

@@HanisHamid93 why don't you tell that to the french court who said you're a squatter 🤣

@icyliciousblue Год назад

Praising your fellow ASEAN City while shitting on your own? A unique Filipino trait indeed.

@nilzone7100 Год назад

Fyi, Philippines is progressing fast, Philippines GDP surpassed the GDP of Malaysia today, your not updated. And GDP growth of Philippines beat GDP growth of Malaysia, Philippines is the highest GDP growth in whole ASEAN countries.

@HanisHamid93 Год назад

@@nilzone7100 whatever it is, we just don't want. Leave us alone..

@amedeolivio534 Год назад

i was in KL a few weeks ago, incredible buildings popping up, as usual your content is perfect.

@TheB1M Год назад

Thanks so much! KL is an amazing place 🔥

@leealex24 Год назад

KL is always blue sky too.

@marcused Год назад

As a Malaysian , Thank You very much for this video for people from all over the world to watch

@itsehsanh Год назад

Having traveled extensively around the world, I can say that KL is truly a hidden gem. It is the single most underrated and under-appreciated city I have ever been to. With destinations like Bali or Singapore or Thailand (country as a whole), its so often over looked. I liked it more than any place else in SE Asia.

@bunnitomoe3866 Год назад

Well, we prefer being underrated rather than overrated like (sorry french) Paris

@leealex24 Год назад

Yes it is perfect Asian business hub. Not to mention lots of greens, blue skies and sunny

@mgear088 Год назад

@@leealex24 I don’t think so. Good place to retire though.

@zafir7007 Год назад

I lived in KL all my life and have witnessed the rapid development. The city is much more livable now with emphasis on green areas, public spaces, city rehabilitation projects, intercity road networks, public transport and pedestrian paths. There's also a push to make this city cleaner . Quality of life here has improved a lot compared to the 70s and 80s.

@Queen-dl5ju Год назад

a skyscrapper surrounded by lots of green space is the way to go. looks amazing

@BopWalk Год назад

The 2nd tallest building in the world is in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia has developed immensely over the past several decades. It's insane.

@EvilBaggOBolts Год назад

They have the 2nd , No 20th, and No 24th tallest buildings in the world.

@leealex24 Год назад

KL is always blue sky too.

@transparention 2 месяца назад

@@EvilBaggOBolts and still the tallest twin tower in the world

@juniorcampbell2980 Год назад

Visited KL a few years ago. I really loved the city and found it a great city. Would love to visit some of these buildings in the future.

@uhrologe2596 Год назад

I'm really glad to see Malaysias developing. I love this country and I've been there many times. Becsme like a second home. Wish all the best to my malaysian friends.

@mndy2524 Год назад

Where are you from?

@uhrologe2596 Год назад

@@mndy2524 Germany

@mndy2524 Год назад

@@uhrologe2596 wow ur country far far more developed then my country

@shahmi5727 Год назад

Ah I have a lot of friends from Germany because been playing online game server from there. Also you must know about the channel called Ken abroad, a German vlogger that in love with our country ^^

@leealex24 Год назад

KL is also the top 10 innovative city in Asia (KPMG) and among top 30 cities with the best economy globally now (Mori Foundation Japan). Your guess is as good as mine whether it will only get better!

@sh7de553 Год назад

While I'm happy KL has been featured on B1M twice now, I feel KL could be a much better city if developments focused more on affordability, better public transit and pedestrian access and less car dependency overall - investments to make KL better for it's people, not dazzling buildings, not for investors.

@chieftanke Год назад

I agree. I seriously doubt the values of all these glitzy project, sure it looks nice, but what would be nicer is more public buses, better LRT / MRT, and affordable houses.

@namazlur78 Год назад

You have to put some balance between the 2. If all rail completed without investor’s business supporting it will be like Laos.

@sayfolman7752 Год назад

Always KL Did Malaysia Only Have KL To Develop Come One Develop Other State

@FrostyFoxGamingIGM Год назад

@@sayfolman7752 of course there's going to be massive developments happening all the time in KL, it's the capital FFS 🙄

@gingerteddy618 Год назад

@@sayfolman7752 What kind of question is that? TRX is Kuala Lumpur financial center. It is for the benefit of the whole nation.

@600SubsNoVidsCha11enge Год назад

I’ve been to Kuala Lumpur during a 16 hour layover and let me tell you that I was one of the most amazing cities I’ve ever visited in my life! A city rizen straight out of the jungle, with a mix of Traditional Malay Culture and new 21 century buildings. Balanced, like all things should be.👍

@TheB1M Год назад

YES!!!

@michaelrmurphy2734 Год назад

And destroyed the natural environment of that jungle in the process. All the nature and wildlife there gone.

@girlleo2807 Год назад

@@michaelrmurphy2734 mana ada gone. banyak lagi hutan simpan kat KL including bukit nanas

@dariusz501 Год назад

@@michaelrmurphy2734malaysian policy is to retain it rainforest by more than 50%. Currently 62.3% of the total country's area is rainforest.

@dariusz501 Год назад

@@michaelrmurphy2734 all the wildlife and nature gone🤔?? Have you been to malaysia sir?

@YeeSoest Год назад

The Petronas Towers were always my favorite Skyscraper design and I really like the unique or at least unorthodox style of some other tall buildings in KL. That 3 tower complex in black glass with white accent lines on the right at 0:48 is a work of art, so much more interesting looking than it has any need to... just fantastic, if we're that creative with them, I'm all for them

@azrulaznizan Год назад

That ‘art’ triplets were appropriately named ARTE KL

@syafiqzailan Год назад

Ceasar pelli the architect does wonderfull job with that tower indeed.

@seth1455 Год назад

wow, thanks for pointing that out, I missed it first time, truly spectacular buildings

@inimark5 Год назад

Was in KL recently for 3 weeks.KL is definitely awesome. Better than old European cities, and even more efficient than London (i.e. the transport links). It's also clean. Having been in SEA a few times, this region is definitely the future.

@leealex24 Год назад

You bet!

@shahmizulfanshahrein3953 11 месяцев назад

Thank you for complimenting our beautiful islamic country! Come back again! 🇲🇾🙌🏼☪️

@muhammadnazhar7530 Год назад

As a Malaysian myself, estatic that my country have been featured in your video. Indeed it may generate investment and job opportunity to the locals, but elevated highway and the golf course in front of the Tun Razak Exchange made it less accesible and a sore eye. If they can make it accesible via pedestrian and turn the golf course to the open public park, that will be great. What a squandered chance.

@ansan5411 Год назад

That place is for the wealthy elite for sure.

@mcspikesky Год назад

Golf courses are terrible:( for the rich and few

@chieftanke Год назад

That golf course is own by one of the most prestigious club in Malaysia, frequent by the rich and the powerful. I highly doubt that it would be turned into a park for us peasants to go Jalan-Jalan.

@lamkw6329 Год назад

right, i agree too, the highway in the middle between TRX and TREC is an eye sore, should reduce the width of it, and make it walkable between these 2 business area....i feel too much roads builts around TRX too...shd make everything walkable, walk from TRX -> KLCC is possible imo

@nilten01 Год назад

Missing this great place, Wonderful people wonderful Country. Love from Lagos Nigeria, Peace✌

@muhammadhafizullah9725 Год назад

Even though Najib Razak was corrupted but his vision for Malaysia to be a high-income nation is unprecedented.

@JoelOman1980 Год назад

KL is one of the cities I've been eyeing for quite some time as a future destination of residence. And currently being a part of the construction industry, as a civil engineer, it seems quite lucrative... But maybe, as the TRX is coming along, one should head over to the finance industry instead? Love your videos B1M. Always sparking new ideas into mind.

@JoelOman1980 Год назад

@@navi-x-nesh6950 I have actually been following the prices for a couple of years, and they seem to be up about 30 % lately... So yes I can really see what you mean.

@yusrisaadun5497 Год назад

That's why this project is important for growth on finance industry and put an end on middle income traps for many years before

@abustylor4698 Год назад

You should visit KL some time, and I will be glad to host and take you around KL if I'm around during your visit.

@Rudroo Год назад

singapore wld be a better option

@JoelOman1980 Год назад

@@Rudroo I've got a friend working there in the telecommunications industry. He says it's wonderful, but hugely expensive... (I have visited and I liked it as well)

@nabil1908 Год назад

high end developments come in the midst of rising housing prices without any meaningful affordable housing scheme baked into. a malaysian here has to ask, who are these fancy buildings for? just neverending property speculation while vacant units keep on growing? not to mention how insanely car-centric these developments are. TRX is incredibly confusing and inconvenient to walk around if you get there by train.

@rihasanatrofolo2472 Год назад

If skyscrapers aren't made with investments and profits in mind, they would actually be more affordable than standard sized housing. It is compact and effective use of the space. Only reason it's so expensive is because clowns buy them to sell them later as long term investment, instead of living in them.

@a11danny Год назад

Exactly. Affordable living is laughable in KL.

@nawpal896 Год назад

foe expats oviously

@elias_xp95 Год назад

It's the same story world wide, when housing becomes a commodity to speculate and profit from, homes for people to live in become secondary, even tertiary, interests.

@kamenmeow7146 Год назад

TRX is still under construction.. How did you even get to walk there??

@daydreamer8686 Год назад

so much love and support from Egypt ❤

@catzzzz1450 Год назад

6:32 CC 8800,the largest crawler crane in Malaysia edit : the crane is owned by Singapore company :p

@gabrielschroll3824 Год назад

With the recent digital nomad 12-month visa that Malaysia has started offering, making KL my SEA home (for two years, at least) is an easy decision. And this just makes me feel even better about the decision. Now, if only I can earn enough to purchase a small 1-bedroom/studio unit in TRX, I'll be set! Lovely video, as always, Fred.

@miltonmiles6324 Год назад

Hope you enjoy your time here! Welcome to Malaysia.

@leealex24 Год назад

KL is always blue sky too.

@Zoza15 Год назад

A big W for Kuala Lumpur.. Well done!, the city will definitely be a futuristic one for Asia..

@gyommr Год назад

At first I thought you meant they're getting a 'Big W' store there and was congratulating them 😅 (that's a big box store in Australia)

@fitriganzaholaaa5384 Год назад

That means you never see shenzhen, shanghai, chongqing, hong kong.

@Zoza15 Год назад

@@fitriganzaholaaa5384 Not in person, but on video yes.. A bunch of led Skyscrapers. At times it looks too much saturated with lights

@Naiko-tekinaShinjukukumin Год назад

@@fitriganzaholaaa5384 You see, a city is not great only by buildings, skyscrapers, but also economics, culture and liveability. Kuala Lumpur, from my perspective as a Malaysian, is a very busy and thriving city. It is one of the cultural, economic and consumer cores of Malaysia. Yes, the traffic can be confusing (because KL people is the equivalent of NYC people) and sometimes very hot, but if you go to the right place, you'll understand why KL has much to offer than just shopping malls and skyscrapers.

@leealex24 Год назад

Futuristic and green.

@semsem4035 Год назад

Kuala Lumpur is definitely a much underrated city. This gorgeous, much diverse, green, modern, clean and keep evolving city is a must visit. Don’t make me start about putrajaya and its marvellous scenery. I’d love to go there again and again to explore Malaysia more because iam very sure it has so much to offer.

@nishi3154 Год назад

KL city landscape has changed every single year

@jobuilt928 Год назад

🤮

@tropfen Год назад

i spent two weeks around different areas in malaysia this year. kl was really impressive and has an interesting mixture of cultures to offer. the mount kinabalu region is absolutely breathtaking and really shows how amazing the people and the food is in malaysia. i plan on visiting again and can only recommend it to everyone!

@diegoperez2090 Год назад

KL is clean and gorgeous? You must be kidding!!!

@semsem4035 Год назад

@@diegoperez2090 yes it is, and 200+ others agree with me ...

@adamsuckling3049 Год назад

I was in KL back in March, and saw a lot of these projects going on

@Neutralino Год назад

It's a good day when the B1M uploads a new video.

@TheB1M Год назад

Haha, thanks!

@tiestokygoericprydz3963 Год назад

🥺

@abbaszaki5866 Год назад

So true

@faisalzulkar9189 Год назад

Akhirnya ada video untuk Malaysia. Terima kasih B1M.

@nishi3154 Год назад

Actually this is the 3rd videos about Malaysia

@istheyear-ry1el Год назад

Some of the roads in TRX city already completed you can drive by using those roads to see a closer look at those towers and buildings and greenery it is beautiful can't wait to see when the city is 100% complete

@RoccosVideos Год назад

What a transformation. They city is unrecognizable from 35 years ago. ❤️🌆

@istheyear-ry1el Год назад

I mean every city will be changed except New York

@ThatsBitFunny Год назад

Try 1800s Kuala Lumpur

@leealex24 Год назад

Are you kidding? It has changed tremendously even 3-5 years ago, what 35 years!

@RoccosVideos Год назад

@@leealex24 I can't remember because this comment was seven months ago but didn't they show a photo from 35 years ago? I don't think I just picked a random number.

@mpaulm Год назад

Reminds me of New York where there are multiple areas of the city seeing massive projects at once.

@lonelypizza9394 Год назад

Planning on visiting KL and Malaysia in general in October. Can't wait to see this amazing country.

@ahmadzakimohdnor6339 Год назад

Your always welcome to Malaysia 🇲🇾

@lonelypizza9394 Год назад

@@ahmadzakimohdnor6339 thanks man. Just want to know the best towns and places to visit

@azhariarif Год назад

@@lonelypizza9394 Penang is for food, historical places and culture diversity. It's really nice developed island. Malacca is where you can find UNESCO historical sites like the Dutch Square, Jonker street etc. Pulau Pangkor, Perhentian and Langkawi are some of the islands in Malaysia with pristine beaches and nice resorts and hotel. The closest beach area from Kl is Port Dickson, they're okay. Kuala Lumpur is great for shopping and eating or whatever, KL has everything in between except beaches.

@jeffjin9492 Год назад

don't over expect too much. a few -ve 'amazing' also abounds.

@leealex24 Год назад

If you're Asian - Japanese, Chinese/HKer, Korean, Australian South East Asian, KL is the best place in Asia to setup as base including businesses.

@BrendanDell Год назад

Fascinating video on Kuala Lumpur's development, definitely one for the travel bucket list! Will be keeping a close eye on their developments over the next few years. Thanks for the video!

@ElJefe1986 Год назад

April 2019 is when i 1st visited Kuala Lumpur & always wanted to go back (I'm hoping to this December 2022,I actually picked visiting Bangkok over going back to KL Late August\Early September). I definetly prefer KL over Bangkok, It's amazing what the city is becoming.

@interflashz Год назад

I really love these videos, but one thing that I find super annoying is the throwing around of big numbers with zero context. For example here at 4:16. Very cool that the complex reduces it's water usage by 200 Olympic-size swimming pools. But that tells you nothing about how good it actually is, when you don't know how much they consume in total. For all I know a typical development consumes 2 million swimming pools a year and this facility's capacity is totally negligible.

@SyemurN Год назад

Right on the dot!

@flaviomulatojerkin Год назад

Always loved this city, hope to get there in a few years!!!

@shina8767 Год назад

Thank you mate i'm Chinese Malaysia proud of it 🥰 🇲🇾

@wolger Год назад

10 years after President Lyndon’s visit, US, German and Japanese companies invested heavily in Penang, setting up their manufacturing plants there. Companies like HP, Intel, Motorola, Osram, Bosch, AMD, Hitachi and others have heavy presence in Malaysia. They are reaping their fruits after 50 years. Go USA! Malaysia!

@johnl5316 Год назад

still killing gay men?

@PD-we8vf Год назад

President Johnson? LBJ? Read up on his friend Jimbo.

@cj-fx2kj Год назад

Kau diamla cina. Penang is a malay state. U cine think u can do whatever u want. U just wait we will take back penang from u cine. If gov still soft with cine military will do the work and rakyat too. U see 13 mei will return

@cj-fx2kj Год назад

Diam la cine. U not malaysian. U just p e n d a t a n g 😂.

@cj-fx2kj Год назад

Cine 👉🏻👁👁👈🏻😂😂. Pergi balik china la

@MaidenHell1977 Год назад

KL's growth is astonishing, I had some idea that it is definitely an economic powerhouse but this video clearly shows they are with out question going to be one of the world leaders in the decades to come. A testimony to the will of a nation and exciting to see unfold!

@EricK-mj7kr Год назад

On the contrary, only the central states & southern state of Johor are developing. The rest of the country is stagnating, couple with bad corruption & money politics.

@MrBuild9357 Год назад

How can you explain?

@shahmi5727 Год назад

@@EricK-mj7kr Not really. If you look at Penang mainland, Alor setar, and Temerloh for instance, they're actually growing rapidly.

@rollinghippo2940 Год назад

@@EricK-mj7kr that's the ideal way, if every part are overdeveloped too, many forest will be destroyed

@leealex24 Год назад

KL is also the top 10 innovative city in Asia (KPMG) and among top 30 cities with the best economy globally now (Mori Foundation Japan). Your guess is as good as mine whether it will only get better!

@clashoflightning Год назад

Wow the content is improving drastically awesome 👍

@DeltaMusicTV1 Год назад

Great to see the 4K videos coming back - they were the last piece of the puzzle to make this channel really top top tier :)

@iamgreat1234 Год назад

What interesting about Kuala Lumpur is underground cities. I think only Putrajaya, Kuala Lumpur and Singapore has underground communities in ASEAN.

@neyte7313 Год назад

I'd really like SE Asia to do well. They have been the underdogs for such a long time and need their time to shine. Malaysia and Singapore are two countries that I'm most optimistic about, and I really hope some military junta doesn't take power like in Myanmar. Please, build a democracy while you still can.

@masteroffear5762 Год назад

And so do Indonesia and Philippines, because we are far more underdog than those you pointed out. Vietnam and Thailand, Laos, Cambodia should've given more credits too.

@aaronlim2413 Год назад

In 2018 we’ve just able to vote down Najib who has stole money from this trx project. Thank god the new government took over the project and let it goes on. Or else it will be the biggest abandoned project in history

@peja5081 Год назад

Malaysia dont have military Junta. Their general doesnt have power to overthrow government unlike myanmar, indonesia and thailand. but their politician suck

@neyte7313 Год назад

@@masteroffear5762 well, obviously it would be better if all these countries succeeded. I just think it's less likely for different reasons (mainly selling out to China, corruption and authoritarianism)

@lkh-xj1ck Год назад

In Malaysia, there is no history and tradition of Malaysia military staging military coup, so there's no worries about that. And Malaysia has the highest democracy index in SEA according to The Economist, even higher than Singapore.

@chrisg8995 Год назад

Such a good channel. Thank you. Keep up the great work.

@bayscit Год назад

Great video, but Kuala Lumpur definitely doesn't have a real lack green spaces. It's got greenery all over the city. Lots of buildings also integrate vegetation on terraces, etc. This new development will definitely make it greener than it already is though.

@user-op4mc1cu3o Год назад

yes but really car-centric

@danielng7795 Год назад

not to forget that some green areas are actually super huge golf courses. haha. but regardless, a lot is car- centric where if u dont have a car, forget about travelling to them.

@theancientsancients1769 Год назад

Malaysian investors are also behind London Battersea Power Station

@theas2627 Год назад

Hope someday I can visit KL. love KL from Jakarta

@tu_pai Год назад

im from malaysia but i think indonesia grow faster than malaysia right now. well done!

@xbbo Год назад

Amin bossQ. Semoga dipermudahkan segalanya.

@eddyabdkarim9402 Год назад

@Aka Aka nope indonesia have much worst in economic apartheid.only focus in jawa island which will be sink sooner.

@yr2985 Год назад

@@eddyabdkarim9402 nice joke malingsial👍, i hope all mal0nd0g will fall to bangla🤪 🇲🇾❤️🇧🇩 HIDUP BANGLASYIA👍🤣

@ahmadin5681 Год назад

@@eddyabdkarim9402 😂😂,. just why brother? so much hatred....

@Jps007cat Год назад

Amazingly well done video. Great commentary!

@constructionsecrets Год назад

Amazing structure! Thanks for this informative project! 👍

@lucashipkins Год назад

I always get excited when I see Fred has dropped a new video. As always, it didn't disappoint. Thanks for sharing.

@duhaneyparkclassics7484 Год назад

Great planning for your people's future Malaysia. 1love from 🇯🇲

@Relikvien Год назад

Thanks for amazing conteeent😭💖💖

@fuhrerpolizei86 Год назад

Love it. This video was excellent!

@Khun_Tim Год назад

I'll visit when complete! The gardens look promising. Used to live in Langkawi for a year with frequent trips to KL for real shopping.

@EternityGroups Год назад

Great video once again!

@TheB1M Год назад

Thanks!

@Navdeep_Gill Год назад

Great Job B1M!!

@denny-zenchiong296 Год назад

Absolutely best special beautiful Testified Footage video coverage Good High Technology Highlights MALAYSIA Kualalumpur❤

@andriameslina23 Год назад

i had been to kuala lumpur few times. Despite odern city with mrt /lrt & hidinggh rise building ... you can still find many trees. Not only that, kuala lumpur have very nice big lake (at least 2) and also forest !

@leealex24 Год назад

KL is always blue sky too.

@user-dc9oq2pr6v 6 дней назад

we also have toilet unlike India 🤣

@leealex24 Год назад

Klang Valley area is expected to become a megacity of 10mil people with expected economy of US$300bn alone by 2025.

@meouby2 Год назад

Wow thanks b1m for covering my country!

@penukulbesi4006 Год назад

Never stop with new projects not only in KL but other cities in Malaysia also have very expensive mega projects.

@skeerr6571 Год назад

kalau kelantan pas pegang lagi mmg tkkan maju la. aku yg ddk kota bharu ni pon nmpak tkde pembangunan. Jalan penuh dgn pothole hahaha

@adamizzat3801 Год назад

Kenapa orang kelantan asyik vote pas je

@skeerr6571 Год назад

@@adamizzat3801 parti isley 😅😅

@adamizzat3801 Год назад

Sekurang2 keropok lekor mereka sedap😋

@syazuone611 Год назад

Yg vote Pas org luar yg x duduk di Kelantan.. Yg tanggung nasib orang kampung sini 😂

@warren7661 Год назад

Thanks to B1M team for promoting malaysia.

@EvilBaggOBolts Год назад

Lovedddd this !!

@JorgeGlobalYOR Год назад

Hi! I love your channel! I thought you might find a good case study in Monterrey, Mexico: Recently it became the 2nd biggest city in the country, and as of now it houses the 2 tallest buildings in the country (Torre Obispado Top, 305m, and Torre Koi, 280m), and it’s constructing the soon-to-be the 3rd or 4th tallest in ALL the AMERICAS (Torre Rise, 456m). The funny thing is that the city has now a HUGE HUGE water supply problem.

@Yasin_Affandi Год назад

Thanks for sharing this wonderful video. I love KL, not bcoz it's d capital of my country, Malaysia, but bcoz it's constantly progressing n d best part that sets it aside from d other cities in d world, is d green lung n green areas in KL, those areas r d real life of d city.

@Yasin_Affandi Год назад

If I could remember it well, KLCC with d Petronas twin towers, was d first city within a city project in KL, n d only one that sits in d golden triangle, d prime biz district in KL. Now, there r many more city within a city projects in KL n around Malaysia.

@leealex24 Год назад

KL is always blue sky too.

@Yasin_Affandi Год назад

@@leealex24 😁

@KhmerMixologist Год назад

Amazing KL

@mujj6626 Год назад

I've been to Malaysia Kuala Lumpur in 2018 and can't wait to go there again when the mega projects completed insha Allah

@ph6263 Год назад

Again quality content sir.

@ikanuwu Год назад

I love how you change a the title if the information about title is missing This title feels better than the last.

@pembelakebenaran Год назад

It is a brave move if I may say, with office occupancy rate in KL city is only around plus minus 70%.

@dariusz501 Год назад

It is almost no risk for a place where it has excellent project development with plenty of grade A office, good transportation system and located within strategic location. It will definitely attract outside company to reside a hub there.

@pembelakebenaran Год назад

@@dariusz501 you should note that every year the occupancy rate in KL continues to decrease. Thus you can predict as the new office space continues to be offfered to market, the occupancy downtrend will further continue also, and until some extent, it will be an alert to property business.

@namazlur78 Год назад

Because almost all the gov administration moved to Putrajaya.It was not only for offices but also hotels, malls & various fine dining restaurants . In every building they will put GLC’s office and balance it with private commercial .

@danielng7795 Год назад

In the end, new buildings will be appreciated while old buildings will be left. Many offices at old, dilapitated towers will relocate to fancy new buildings and the cycle continues.

@berdigylychrejepbayev7503 4 месяца назад

i am really happy to see malaysian growth, you guys deserve and we (other) have a lot to learn from you

@adiman6452 Год назад

Quality of this video is excellent

@Fractus Год назад

I have to say I think these new buildings look better than the unique designs in Beijing.

@darshy927 Год назад

I love how they're presumably building several tall buildings because land is scarce and they want to maximise returns per sq ft, but there's a massive golf course across the street about 4x the size of the entire development😆

@ghrbaa6727 Год назад

The golf course is a gazetted park, eventhough it’s just next to KL CBD, it was technically not part of KL, but was a part of Selangor state which surrounded KL. Only later when the border of KL expanded the park became part of KL.

@danielng7795 Год назад

Here is the video about the golf course land size. Unfortunately, Malaysia devoted some huge plots of lands to golf courses in prime areas. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-i9I3SoBr8ss.html

@Flowing23 Год назад

Very interesting thank you

@hipixstudio Год назад

love ur channel

@michaelolson571 Год назад

Walk a few blocks from the Petronas Towers and get some amazing street satay. OMG.

@user-op8fg3ny3j Год назад

Satay Kajang

@imranrazak9463 Год назад

At Kampung Baru is it?

@vitammsdnbhd2402 Год назад

When you look at what is below ground level, Malaysia is an immensely wealthy country. This wealth is calculated in volume, not in dollars, as dollars only provides valuation at market prices today. It is far more wealthy than it' neighbours, including Singapore.

@bharatavarsha10k Год назад

Good work

@kenhogg858 Год назад

Amazing…. Thank you

@mho3227 Год назад

Well, Malaysia Boleh 🇲🇾💯

@tanjoy0205 Год назад

Singapore:Sweats Nervously ***

@houtarouryuiskandar 29 дней назад

Chill lah we are siblings 😆

@thanasitleuangsupornpong7111 Год назад

Awesome video as always! But any chance for a video explaining about the ‘One Bangkok’ project? It’s also another ambitious project reshaping Bangkok as well.

@TonmaiNakornthab Год назад

Would love to see you make a video about Bangkok! It’d be interesting to see what you have to say about this chaotic city 😆

@TS-ik1qd Год назад

Love KL !!! Love from Pakistan ❤️🇵🇰 Semoga sentiasa berjaya ☺️

@lonelywindbluerainfalls2675 Год назад

I heard ur country is sinking

@nissannissan7298 Год назад

@@lonelywindbluerainfalls2675 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

@user-op8fg3ny3j Год назад

@@lonelywindbluerainfalls2675 bad flooding unfortunately due to climate change

@TS-ik1qd Год назад

@@lonelywindbluerainfalls2675 Half the country is covered in water due to floods caused by climate change. There is a big difference between countries that are the largest contributors towards climate change and countries that bear the brunt of its impact. Pakistan produces less than 1% of global greenhouse gas emissions but our geography makes us extremely vulnerable to climate change.

@roseodell6439 Год назад

Terima kasih...❤️

@Templeboyviii Год назад

This is very cool, it reminds me of “one Bangkok” development a massive city within a city idea in Bangkok Thailand

@dariusz501 Год назад

TRX project construction was started on 2015 while One Bangkok was in 2018. Yeah, both project building plan are quite similar. But TRX is to cater as a financial hub where One Bangkok is a mixed-use development.

@cleanenergyinside1921 Год назад

Yes, true. However the goals for each city are different. Bangkok aims to be a tourist magnet, KL is already positioning itself as a financial center, with the support of both China and Japan.

@infinitywalks4504 Год назад

One of the astonishing city in ASEAN

@sidali2590 Год назад

I've been to kuala lumpur one of the best cities in the world

@drewshoto9450 Год назад

No one does it better with construction projects than The B1M .🥰🥰

@samyfay7786 Год назад

Subject for a future episode: The Canadian capital is (at last) building and LRT system. The is a long history behind it. Phase 1 is completed. Phase 2 is ongoing and there are plans for a third and fourth phase.