1 Houses for Sale at Apartment Dahlia, Setapak, Kuala Lumpur
DeveloperTalam Transform Berhad
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Apartment Dahlia is a leasehold apartment in Setapak, Kuala Lumpur. There are currently 1 listing(s) available for sale on iProperty Malaysia. The listings start from RM300K for units with 750 sqft.
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Developer & Launch
Apartment Dahlia is an Apartment property type located in Setapak. The project is developed by Talam Transform Berhad.
The development is situated on Leasehold land and consists of 1 building. This single building contains 3 floors.
Top Amenities & Facilities at Apartment Dahlia
Apartment Dahlia provides a selection of essential facilities designed to support the daily needs and lifestyle of its residents. These on-site amenities offer convenience and functional spaces within the community area.
- Playground
- Parking
- Covered car park
- Jogging track
- 24-hour security
Neighbourhood at a Glance
Apartment Dahlia is situated within reach of several local amenities in Setapak, including the Al-Awwal Maju dining outlet and Klinik Mediviron. Buyers can reference the following verified distances and travel times to nearby services and transport points.
- TRANSPORT: Sri Rampai Park Bus Stop, 289 m (3 minutes walking distance)
- HEALTHCARE: Klinik Mediviron, 191 m (2 minutes walking distance)
- RETAIL: 7-Eleven, 513 m (6 minutes walking distance)
- EDUCATION: Open University Malaysia, 424 m (5 minutes walking distance)
- FOOD & BEVERAGE: Al-Awwal Maju, 170 m (2 minutes walking distance)
- CONVENIENCE STORE: Kk Super Mart, 207 m (2 minutes walking distance)
Past Transaction & Price Insights
Apartment Dahlia recorded transactions from 2023 to 2024 with a median price of RM370 PSF. The typical range for these transactions was between RM344 PSF and RM400 PSF.
The price per square foot saw a decline of -20.8% during this period.