Bangsar Park - History

History

Bangsar was initially a rubber estate. One suggestion is that it derives its name from Bunge, a Belgian, and Grisar, a Frenchman, said to be the founders of a European company that ran the estate, Bunge-Grisar. The name of this estate was soon localised to Bungsar, and finally Bangsar. It was the nearest to Kuala Lumpur.

It was later developed into a residential area. Bangsar Park was the first area to be developed. Apparently it was the first planned housing estates in Kuala Lumpur. The first houses were built in 1969. Development in Bangsar started once Socfin estates sold the land to private developers.

  1. Taman SA
  2. Bukit Bandaraya
  3. Bangsar Baru
  4. Bangsar Park
  5. Bukit Bangsar
  6. Bangsar Utama
  7. Lucky Garden
  8. Pantai Hills
  9. Off Jalan Bangsar

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