Development
Currently, Selayang is undergoing moderate yet rapid development, notably real properties. A new landmark recently emerged is the Magna Ville condominium, and few others while many more are still in development progress. A recent flyover project to ease drivers coming from the southern part of Selayang to access the Rawang-Kuala Lumpur route took place, among the most notable progress of Selayang. Kawasan Industri Selayang Indah (Selayang Indah industrial area) is positioning factories, providing job opportunities to foreign workers. Hospital Selayang is currently the only advanced microsurgery center in Malaysia, and is the first hospital in the world to adopt Comprehensive Hospital Information System (HIS) in its entire operational aspects. This hospital is serving as teaching and training hospital for UiTM since its own UiTM Hospital in Puncak Alam campus is still under development.
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