LBS Bina Group Bhd has secured MYDIN as the anchor supermarket for its flagship KITA @ Cybersouth township in Dengkil, Selangor, strengthening the range of retail and everyday amenities available within the growing development.
MYDIN will become the first supermarket to operate within KITA @ Cybersouth, occupying approximately 1.37 acres of land with a built-up area of about 24,000 sq ft. The supermarket will serve residents of the 633-acre Malay Reserve Land township as the community continues to expand.
The addition of MYDIN forms part of LBS Bina’s efforts to develop KITA @ Cybersouth into a more self-sufficient township by providing residents with convenient access to groceries, household necessities and other daily essentials closer to home.
From left: LBS group managing director and CEO Datuk Lim Hock Guan, LBS group executive chairman Tan Sri Lim Hock San, MYDIN managing director Datuk Ameer Ali Mydin and MYDIN executive director Ahimmat Mydin Mohamed (Pix by LBS Bina Group).
The supermarket will also complement the ongoing development of KITA Avenue Square, the township’s commercial component. Shoplots within the development are currently under construction, with prices starting from RM1.39 million.
LBS Group Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer Datuk Lim Hock Guan said the introduction of MYDIN reflects the developer’s focus on ensuring that amenities within the township grow alongside the needs of its residents.
“As KITA @ Cybersouth continues to grow, it is important that the amenities and services within the township evolve in line with our residents’ needs. The introduction of MYDIN as the township’s first supermarket is another step towards creating a more complete community, where everyday essentials are within easy reach,” he said.
KITA @ Cybersouth currently has an estimated population catchment of about 67,000 people, with younger homebuyers forming a significant proportion of the township’s demographic. Buyers aged 40 and below account for approximately 63% of the total, highlighting the development’s appeal among younger households and families.
The township is planned to comprise approximately 16,000 units upon completion. Nearly 40% of the units have already been completed, while another 5% are currently under construction. The remaining 55% are at various stages of planning, providing further room for residential and commercial growth.
MYDIN Managing Director Datuk Ameer Ali Mydin said the decision to establish a supermarket at KITA @ Cybersouth reflects the retailer’s confidence in the long-term growth potential of Cybersouth.
He said the collaboration with LBS is significant given the property developer’s experience in developing established communities as well as emerging growth areas.
“Our decision to open MYDIN as the first supermarket in KITA @ Cybersouth also reflects our confidence in the strong potential of Cybersouth, which is developing rapidly and attracting a growing number of residents, particularly young families,” he said.
The partnership is expected to further strengthen KITA @ Cybersouth’s retail offering as the township’s population grows, while providing residents with greater convenience and supporting the development of a more integrated residential and commercial community.
