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Kuala Lumpur is Malaysia’s capital and its most active new-launch market, from the KLCC golden triangle and Bukit Bintang to the family townships of Bukit Jalil, Cheras and the southern Old Klang Road corridor.
New launches across KL are shaped by an extensive MRT and LRT network, with the Kajang and Putrajaya MRT lines and the Kelana Jaya and Sri Petaling LRT lines putting most neighbourhoods within reach of a station. The city spans the high-density freehold suites of KLCC and Bukit Bintang, the mature townships of Bukit Jalil and Cheras, the established enclaves of Bangsar and Taman Desa, and the redevelopment corridors of Old Klang Road, Kuchai Lama, Sungai Besi and Segambut. Browse by neighbourhood below to compare projects within a specific KL district.
Current KL new launches are concentrated in KLCC, Bukit Jalil, Bukit Bintang, Bangsar, Sri Petaling, Taman Desa, Cheras, Segambut, Sungai Besi, Seputeh, Kuchai Lama and Bangsar South. Use the Browse by Area links on this page to open a specific neighbourhood.
Both. Many older KL enclaves such as Bangsar and parts of Taman Desa are freehold, while a number of city-centre and redevelopment parcels are leasehold. Each project page lists its exact tenure and land title.
Yes, subject to the Kuala Lumpur minimum purchase price and consent requirements. KLCC and Bukit Bintang are the most common areas for foreign buyers because of their freehold city-centre titles. Message us for the current threshold.
KLCC, Bukit Bintang and Bukit Jalil all sit directly on MRT or LRT lines, and Sungai Besi is an MRT–LRT interchange beside the future Bandar Malaysia. Most other KL launches on this page are within a short drive of a station.
This page lists every current KL new launch we cover across all its neighbourhoods. Use the filters to narrow by property type, tenure, bedrooms and status, or the Browse by Area links to focus on one district.
Home loans in Malaysia typically cover up to 90% of the property price, so buyers usually prepare around 10% plus transaction costs. Some new launches come with lower upfront packages — check each project page or enquire via WhatsApp.
Besides the purchase price, budget for stamp duty on the Sale and Purchase Agreement and the loan agreement (loan stamp duty is about 0.5% of the loan amount), legal fees, and loan processing or disbursement costs.
A booking fee (earnest deposit) is a small percentage of the price paid to reserve a unit before signing the Sale and Purchase Agreement (SPA).
Under-construction homes follow a progressive payment schedule tied to construction milestones set out in the SPA, so you do not pay the full amount upfront.
Freehold has no fixed ownership period, while leasehold is held for a set term (commonly 99 years). Each project page shows its exact tenure and land title.
Each listing shows the project expected completion or vacant possession (VP) date. New launch homes are usually handed over a few years after launch.
Foreigners can buy above a state minimum price threshold, and many projects in Kuala Lumpur are foreigner-friendly. Confirm eligibility on each project page or via WhatsApp.