Menara MBPJ, Municipal skyscraper in Petaling Jaya, Malaysia.

Menara MBPJ is a skyscraper in Petaling Jaya New Town (Section 52), Selangor, among the earliest high-rises in the city. It was built by Promet Berhad at a cost of RM 50 million and holds municipal offices alongside several commercial facilities. The complex comprises a main tower and a plaza.

Promet Berhad, an oil rig and building construction company, built the tower at a cost of RM 50 million, with completion expected by May 1985. It was officially opened in October 1987 by Almarhum Sultan Salahuddin Abdul Aziz Shah of Selangor. It was the first tower of its kind built by a local authority, designed to generate income, with each rented floor bringing in about RM 500,000 a year.

The building represents a turning point when Petaling Jaya decided to shape its own skyline rather than relying on nearby Kuala Lumpur. It became a symbol of local pride and the city's confidence in its own future.

The tower provides office spaces in various sizes to accommodate different business needs and operations. Modern connectivity and convenient access via public transportation make it easy to reach from different parts of the city.

This was the first high-rise building developed and constructed by a local municipal authority in Malaysia. The financial model of generating revenue through office rentals proved innovative for its time and helped fund local government operations.