Greenlane Heights

Greenlane Heights, Penang (16 March 2014)


Greenlane Heights refers to a huge high-rise residential neighbourhood in Green Lane, Penang. The older blocks are located on the outer area while newer blocks are constructed deeper in. Built by Hunza Properties, Greenlane Heights was completed in 1999 with a gross development value of RM250million. The entire development has 2,500 high-rise residential units that range from low-cost to medium cost and luxury apartments.

The naming of the blocks at Greenlane Heights is supposed to be in alphabetical order, but with some irregularities. Block C, for example, is called Block 3. A number of blocks are also named after birds including the Flamingo Series, Jay Series and Kingfisher Series.

In addition to the residential blocks, Hunza Properties also built a commercial complex, known as Hunza Complex, and a wet market-cum-food court (the Greenlane Heights Market) as facilities for the neighbourhood.

High-rise Residential Properties at Greenlane Heights

Location of Greenlane Heights

Greenlane Heights is at least 5.4 km from Komtar, depending on which block you refer to.

Public Transport

If you live in Greenlane Heights, you better have your own transport, otherwise, it will be a long walk to the main road, which can be as far as almost one kilometer away. Rapid Penang Bus 11, 206 and 304 are the buses that pass through Green Lane.

Amenities at Greenlane Heights

The nearest schools are Sekolah Menengah Chung Hwa Confucian, Convent Green Lane, Sekolah Menengah Georgetown and Penang Free School. The nearest market is the Greenlane Heights Market. The nearest hypermarket is Lotus's Penang. The nearest petrol station is the Island Park Caltex, Greenview BHP, Green Lane Petronas and Green Lane Shell. The nearest hospital is Lam Wah Ee Hospital.

Traffic at Greenlane Heights

Traffic in Greenlane Heights is moderate, but gets heavy towards Jalan Tembaga and Jalan Besi approaching the traffic lights with Green Lane. On bad days, traffic along Green Lane slows to a crawl.

Aerial view of Greenlane Heights (22 July 2020)


Greenlane Heights (16 March 2014)


Greenlane Heights (16 March 2014)

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