UMLand
This page lists 2 verified developments by UMLand. Tenure: 2 freehold, 0 leasehold, 0 not stated by the developer. None of them publishes a price of its own, so this page shows no price band. That is an absence, not an omission.
The developer is United Malayan Land Bhd, company registration 4131-M, and it is not UEM Sunrise. That correction is put first because the misattribution is widespread: Suasana Iskandar Malaysia appears on UMLand's own portfolio page and corporate profile and in trade press coverage of UMLand's own release. UEM Sunrise Berhad has no involvement, so any listing, blog or chatbot that attributes this project to UEM Sunrise is describing a different company's finances and track record. UMLand's delivery record is substantial and checkable: Suasana Sentral Loft and Suasana Bangsar in Kuala Lumpur, Seri Bukit Ceylon and Suasana Bukit Ceylon, Somerset Puteri Harbour in Johor, and Star Residences as a joint venture with Symphony Life, plus the townships Bandar Seri Alam and Taman Seri Austin in Johor, Bandar Seri Putra in Selangor and Mahkota Hills in Negeri Sembilan. Suasana Iskandar Malaysia itself was a RM333 million gross development value project on a 1.42-acre freehold site, UMLand's second collaboration with ONYX Hospitality Group after Amari Johor Bahru opened in the same building in 2017. The Shama-branded operation launched in July 2018 and was rebranded Shama Suasana Johor Bahru in July 2024 when ONYX took over its management.
Disclosure. No financial or licensing irregularity has been found against UMLand on this site, and none is alleged. What is recorded is an absence of verifiable information rather than an adverse finding. UMLand is privately held and not listed on Bursa Malaysia, so there are no quarterly filings, no annual report and no audited revenue, gearing or unbilled sales figures in the public domain – not a single financial metric for this company could be verified, and this site will not characterise its financial strength on that basis. Separately, the project's sales permit and developer licence numbers could not be located, and the special purpose vehicle named on one listing portal could not be confirmed against the companies register, so neither is published here. On a completed building bought from an individual seller these gaps matter far less than they would on an off-plan launch, but they are real and you should know they exist.
Because this is completed commercial strata, the checks that matter are different. Confirm the title is commercial and not residential, and price the higher assessment, utility tariffs and financing margin that follow from it. Inspect the management corporation's audited accounts, sinking fund balance and any outstanding maintenance arrears before you offer. Ask your lawyer to run a land search on the parcel, and price against actual transacted data from the valuation department rather than asking prices. – Louis Koh, 11 years in Malaysian property.
What the government register says
The Ministry of Housing register matches 2 developments under UMLand, across 4 advertising and sales permits. Those permits cover 1,846 units in total. The permits allow a selling price between RM824,222 and RM8,381,000 — the range filed with the ministry, not an asking price. Construction status as the register records it: 2 Siap Dengan CCC (completed, certificate of completion and compliance issued).
| Development | Registered name | Permit number | Units | Permitted price band | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ascott Star @ KLCC | Residensi Star | 13677-1, 13677-2, 13677-3 | 1,511 | RM1,000,000–RM8,381,000 | Siap Dengan CCC (completed, certificate of completion and compliance issued) |
| Shama Suasana @ Suasana Iskandar | Suasana | 12328-1 | 335 | RM824,222–RM1,620,779 | Siap Dengan CCC (completed, certificate of completion and compliance issued) |
Source: the housing development register kept by the Ministry of Housing and Local Government (TEDUH). Read on 2026-10-17. Check it yourself