Tropicana Miyu, a 51:49 joint venture residential project in Petaling Jaya between Tropicana Corp Berhad and Temokin Holdings Sdn Bhd with a total development value of RM280 million, has been fully taken up.

The hallmark development's strategic position and contemporary design, mixing heritage and modernity, drove demand for its 271 condominium units, according to Joanne Lee, Tropicana's deputy chief executive officer.

"We built Tropicana Miyu as a place for 'me' and 'you', balancing the past and present. This theme runs throughout the development, from its location near modern amenities such as malls and MRT stations along with established, historic areas and neighbourhoods, as well as our focus on intergenerational living," she said.

Launched in September 2020 from RM780,000 to RM1.5 million (an average of RM910 per square ft), Tropicana Miyu features built-ups from 600 sq ft to 2,183 sq ft, with expected completion by August 2024.

The 41-storey building's distinctive façade draws the eye with elegant wood and gold aesthetics, while low-density design and practical layouts cater to metropolitan lifestyles.

A grand double-volume foyer welcomes owners and residents on the ground floor, while luxurious facilities such as a floating gymnasium, 40m infinity pool, and multipurpose hall offer modern conveniences on Level 7.

Tropicana recently undertook an enhancement initiative to deliver even more convenience and value appreciation for purchasers. These measures included insulating Tropicana Miyu's reinforced concrete roof, installing double pole switches and kitchen hob power supplies for individual units, and updating lift controls to be contactless.

According to Lee, the majority of buyers are domestic, especially from Petaling Jaya, who are buying for their stay or their children.

She said that these demographics demonstrate the success of the company's tailored marketing strategy for Tropicana Miyu.