Avaland adds MYDIN, international school and café to Meria Commercial Hub in Cybersouth
Avaland Bhd has brought MYDIN, Maplewood International School and San Francisco Coffee to its Meria Commercial Hub in Cybersouth township. The 20-acre commercial development has a gross development value of RM370 million and its first phase is fully taken up.
PETALING JAYA (Nov 12): Avaland Bhd has announced the addition of MYDIN, Maplewood International School and San Francisco Coffee to the commercial line-up at Meria Commercial Hub in its Cybersouth township.
In a statement on Wednesday (Nov 11), the developer said MYDIN Mohamed Holdings Bhd would serve as Meria’s anchor retailer, with what Avaland described as the retailer’s first owned outlet in the Southern Klang Valley.
The three operators join an existing and upcoming line-up that includes FamilyMart, Meokja café and Watsons. The statement did not specify opening dates for the new additions.
Meria is a 20-acre commercial development with an estimated gross development value (GDV) of RM370 million within the 417-acre Cybersouth township. According to Avaland, Meria’s first phase has achieved a 100% take-up rate, while its second phase is nearing 60%. The development comprises 190 dual-frontage, individually titled shop units priced from RM1.6 million. The developer said Meria is positioned to serve more than 650,000 households within a 10km radius.
Avaland chief executive officer Apollo Bello Tanco said the expanded line-up would cater to residents, growing families and the wider Southern Klang Valley community. “Their addition broadens the range of retail, F&B, health and beauty and educational offerings within the township,” he said.
Cybersouth also includes The Island @ Cybersouth, a 40-acre recreational destination anchored by a 37-acre lake, with landscaped spaces, nature trails and outdoor activities, according to the developer. On the residential front, Avaland said Avalon, the township’s final landed phase, comprises 343 Balinese-inspired double-storey homes across 25 acres. The homes have built-ups ranging from 2,004 sq ft to 2,454 sq ft and are priced from RM800,000. Avalon’s first phase was fully sold at launch. Its second phase, released in the first quarter of 2026, has recorded what the developer described as strong take-up, although no percentage was provided.
Avaland also plans to unveil a new project within Cybersouth in 2027. At group level, the developer said it is rolling out new developments with a combined GDV of RM1 billion in the coming months. It also reported a landbank of 189 acres and an estimated GDV of RM12.2 billion.
