WORQ, a Malaysia-based coworking and flexible workspace provider, in partnership with master community developer Sunway Property, has announced the launch of WORQ Sunway Velocity at Sunway V2 Tower, located within Sunway Velocity TWO.

The duo said in a statement on Thursday that this partnership reflects the strong role of Sunway Property and WORQ as key enablers in developing a vibrant business hub as a leading MSC Cybercentre.

By introducing a coworking community that supports entrepreneurs, startups, and remote professionals, WORQ strengthens Sunway Property’s vision of building a future-ready, dynamic business hub in Cheras and acts as a catalyst for innovation and collaboration.

This is WORQ’s second outlet in a Sunway Property development following the success of WORQ Sunway Putra in Sunway Putra Mall, Kuala Lumpur.

The first outlet in Sunway Putra achieved full occupancy within one month, surpassing industry standards of up to twelve months.

“As the Master Community Developer, we’re proud to continue our partnership with WORQ again, after the continuing success of the Sunway Velocity location,

“This partnership reflects our Build-Own-Operate model – where we not only build and invest in our townships, but actively curate the right components to ensure long-term vibrancy and value creation,” said Chong Sau Min, Chief Executive Officer of Sunway Property.

“This is the perfect location for WORQ’s 10th outlet, as it functions as a hub where you have public transport, medical centers, a shopping mall, and more — providing a holistic environment for those at work,

“This is a partnership that combines two companies that share the same goals of creating amazing spaces that serve the needs of those who occupy them,” he added.

According to the statement, the partnership between WORQ and Sunway Property is the beginning of a larger mission to cultivate an ecosystem where businesses can grow and integrate work-life balance seamlessly into the surrounding community.

With WORQ, Sunway Velocity TWO aims to become a more dynamic, accessible, and innovation-driven business hub, in line with Sunway Property’s long-term vision of creating future-ready urban ecosystems.

With over 10 outlets linked to the train transit lines, WORQ’s transit-oriented development (TOD)-integrated model aims to make commuting easier for everyone and to take advantage of the extensive public transport network available.

It is noted that around 50 percent of WORQ’s members use trains as part of their daily commute, supporting a shift toward more sustainable transportation and contributing meaningfully to ESG goals by reducing reliance on cars.

“Together (with Sunway Property), we are creating what will be a thriving hub where people don’t just work, but collaborate and build something together beyond work,

“Like all of our locations, the latest one is right in the heart of the city center, within walking distance, with access to mass rapid transit (MRT) and light rail transit (LRT) stations,” said Stephanie Ping, Co-founder and Chief Executive Officer of WORQ.

She noted the firm is redefining what it means to work in Malaysia, and collaborating with partners like Sunway is helping it to reach its goal of improving the work-life experience for millions of Malaysians.

According to the statement, WORQ targets 1 million square feet of managed space by 2030, with its expansion already underway and its next hub set to launch in Bandar Utama in the second quarter 2025.

This latest outlet further strengthens WORQ’s cloud office infrastructure, empowering members of the WORQ community with greater freedom to work from anywhere, offering seamless mobility across all locations.

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