Freehold land Jalan sultan ismail 13,196sqft Road Frontage, Kuala Lumpur

A rare opportunity to acquire Freehold Non-Bumi building land in one of Kuala Lumpur’s most established and high-value commercial corridors. Located along Jalan Sultan Ismail, this asset sits at the heart of the city’s prime business, hospitality and tourism belt.

What sets this land apart is its existing tenancy, providing immediate income while preserving strong redevelopment potential in the future.

LAND PARTICULARS;
• Location: Jalan Sultan Ismail, 50300 Kuala Lumpur
• Land Status: Building Land
• Tenure: Freehold (Non-Bumi)
• Title: Individual
• Land Area:
– 1,226 sqm
– ±13,196.55 sqft
• Mukim / District: Bandar Kuala Lumpur
• State: Federal Territory of Kuala Lumpur

CURRENT LAND CONDITION:
• Actively tenanted
• Operating as a food court business
• Immediate rental income / holding power
• Located within a proven high-traffic commercial zone

This makes the asset suitable for investors seeking income security while planning medium- to long-term redevelopment.

LOCATION ADVANTAGES:
• Prime frontage along Jalan Sultan Ismail
• Immediate proximity to Kampung Baru, KLCC, Jalan Ampang & Dang Wangi
• Excellent access to MRT, LRT & Monorail stations
• Surrounded by hotels, serviced apartments, offices & F&B operators
• Strong pedestrian flow and daily commercial activity

A true CBD location with consistent demand from both local and international occupiers.

DEVELOPMENT & INVESTMENT POTENTIAL:
• Freehold land in central Kuala Lumpur
• Building status — no land conversion required
• Suitable for:
– Commercial building
– F&B concept / food destination
– Office or mixed commercial development
• Located in a zone with historically strong land appreciation

Ideal for build-to-hold, asset repositioning, or future redevelopment strategies.

PRICE & MARKET COMPARISON:
• Asking Price: RM820 psf
• Indicative Market Value: ± RM1,200 psf

Positioned significantly below prevailing market levels for Freehold land along Jalan Sultan Ismail
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