Demak Laut Commercial Centre (DLCC) is located next to Demak Laut Industrial Park along Jalan Bako, 10 minutes drive away from the city of Kuching.

With the completion of the Sarawak River Barrage and the Second Causeway, DLCC is easily accessible to industrial areas like Sama Jaya Free Trade Industrial Zone, Pending Industrial Estate and the Sejingkat Isthmus. It is also within close proximity to the Brooke Dockyard & Engineering Works, RM250 million Senari Container Terminal, Datuk Amar Sim Kheng Hong Port and the RM100 million Steel Mill.

With the rapid growth in industrial, commercial and manufacturing activities and the growing workforce in and around this area, the development of DLCC aims at complementing the State Government’s efforts in facilitating growth in these sectors by providing the requisite housing and commercial infrastructure in this area of rapid growth.

PHASE 3 comprises the development of 51 units of 4-storey shophouses with a total project value of RM35 million as well as the development of a proposed 8-storey, 170-room hotel. The hotel project cost is currently estimated at RM25 million. The facility is to cater for the future need of a hotel/conference facilities within the close proximity of a major industrial growth centre for the convenience of visiting investors from other parts of Malaysia as well as overseas, government officials, professionals and executives in the industrial and commercial sectors

PHASE TWO consisting of 40 units of strata-title shops and 240 units of walk-up apartments on the 1st, 2nd and 3rd floors was fully completed in Q4 of 2002. All units under come with individual strata titles. A very attractive feature was that commercial unit buyers are guaranteed rental income of 6 per cent per annum for the first three years.

Phase Two also incorporates a commercial complex-cum food court with a floor area exceeding 25,000 sq feet, scheduled to be completed by Q3 of 2006. This particular phase of the development is in consideration of the growing number of factories and industrial workforce in and around the new Demak Laut township.

Phase 1 of DLCC comprising 40 units of strata-title shops with 80 units of office suites on 1st floor and 120 units of walk-up apartments on 2nd and 3rd floors was fully completed and sold out by Q4 of 2001. The gross development value (GDV) of this phase is RM35 million.

Demak Laut Commercial Centre Officially Launched (Adapted from CKH Realty Newsletter Volume 2, Issue 1 2004)

Phase 1 of Demak Laut Commercial Centre (DLCC) was officially launched by the Chief Minister of Sarawak, YAB Pehin Sri Dr. Haji Abdul Taib Mahmud at a ceremony held recently. The Chief Minister, seen here in discussion with the project developer Warna Kembara's managing director Mr. chong Kia Hoi upon arriving at the ceremony, expressed his full confidence that DLCC will fulfill its objectives in tandem with what the State Government has envisaged and consistent with the overall Demak Laut Industrial masterplan.

As investment pours into Kuching, the Government has allocated well-serviced land for various industries. Demak Laut Industrial Park in Sejingkat caters for the medium and heavy industries, and complements the existing small and medium industry capacity at Pending/Bintawa Industrial Estate.