Kuala Lumpur City Corporation Berhad changed its name and corporate identity to The Nomad Group Bhd. The Group, formerly a financial services provider, has evolved into a company that now focuses on business of providing professional, efficient and innovative space for its customer to live and work in.

The new corporate logo and name change reflects the innovation and strength of our new businesses as a provider of world-class Serviced Offices, Hotels and Serviced Residences. The Nomad Group Bhd will maintain a mission statement that responds both to its own change and, to new developments in its core business: “continuous improvement in the pursuit to find solution to our customers’ a professional, efficient and innovative living and work spaces”.

The Nomad Group sets the definitive direction to be in the forefront of providing ands creating value to the increasingly savvy customers.

Offices
The Group, through its wholly owned subsidiary, Nomad Space Sdn Bhd operates The Nomad Offices, a world class serviced offices in the heart of CBD. With over [300,000 sq ft] of contemporary, well equipped and up to mark IT infrastructure is managed by the Company, The Nomad Offices boasts sought after addresses. Presently with offices in Kuala Lumpur and Singapore, the Company intends to expand the network of offices into major cities in the Asean region like Bangkok, Manila, Jakarta and Ho Chi Minh City.

Hotels
The Nomad Sucasa, ia an all-suite hotel located along Kuala Lumpur’s ‘Embassy Row’, a stone’s throw away from KL’s shopping, dinning and entertainment areas. It is every bit the comforts and convenience a city-living can offer. Its fully-furnished, self contained apartment suites are equipped with full kitchen facilities and popular amongst both tourists and business travelers alike.

Residences
The Nomad Residences Bangsar, opening in July 2008 is nestled in the greenery of Bangsar, an up-market residential address in Kuala Lumpur. This prime property enjoys close proximity to some of KL’s fine-dinning and shopping centres.