70,186 Houses for Sale in Kuala Lumpur
IJM Land Berhad & FCW Holdings Berhad
Stellaris @ Riana Dutamas
766 sqft - 1206 sqft
Service Residence
Freehold
Completion in 2029
210 m (3 min) from Segambut
Available Unit Types
2
2
Price on ask
3
2
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3
2
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3
2
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4
2
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4
2
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Tan & Tan Developments Berhad
Aviera Bangsar South
260 sqft - 1625 sqft
Service Residence
Freehold
470 m (6 min) from Kerinchi
Available Unit Types
3
2
Price on ask
3
2
Price on ask
1
1
Price on ask
3
2
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2
1
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Mayland Development Sdn Bhd
Royal Garden @ Sri Putramas
1357 sqft - 1833 sqft
Condominium
Freehold
Completion in 2028
Project Highlights
Spacious Layout
Spacious Kitchen Space
Aircond & Digital Lock
2 - 4 Carpark
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Kuala Lumpur property covers a wide range of neighbourhoods and price segments, from the commercial core around KLCC and Bukit Bintang to established residential areas such as Bangsar, Mont Kiara, Damansara Heights, and Sri Hartamas, as well as more affordable areas including Cheras, Setapak, and Kepong. Buyers searching for property for sale in Kuala Lumpur will find listings spanning different property types, tenure structures, and price points within the same city boundary.
Condominiums and serviced apartments make up the majority of residential listings in Kuala Lumpur, while landed properties such as terraces, semi-detached houses, and bungalows are concentrated in older, established districts where land is more limited. This distribution reflects the city's land constraints and long-term development patterns rather than a shift in buyer preference alone.
Public transport connectivity is a relevant factor for anyone evaluating Kuala Lumpur property. The city is currently served by LRT, MRT, and monorail lines connecting most residential areas to the central business district. According to MRT Corporation (mymrt.com.my), the MRT3 Circle Line — a 51-kilometre orbital line designed to connect with existing MRT, LRT, KTM, and Monorail services — received final approval from the Ministry of Transport in July 2025, with land acquisition targeted for completion by the end of 2026 and construction expected to begin in 2027. This means the line remains at the land acquisition stage rather than under construction, which is a relevant distinction for buyers weighing property decisions around its future stations, since completion is a longer-term prospect rather than an immediate one.
According to NAPIC's Q1 2026 Property Market Snapshot (napic.jpph.gov.my), residential completions nationwide rose to 12,905 units in Q1 2026, while housing starts fell to 8,243 units over the same period — a pattern consistent with developers finishing existing projects while pulling back on new launches amid cautious market sentiment. This national trend provides useful context for Kuala Lumpur buyers, since the city's high-rise segment forms a significant share of the completions reported in that pipeline.
Amenities across Kuala Lumpur are generally well developed, though availability and density vary by neighbourhood. Most residential areas sit within reasonable reach of shopping malls, schools, hospitals, and business districts. Older neighbourhoods tend to have longer-established schools and retail, while newer developments are more likely to include integrated retail and lifestyle facilities within the same building or precinct.
Currently, there are 70,186 properties for sale in Kuala Lumpur listed on iProperty Malaysia. Listings cover a range of price brackets, tenure types (freehold and leasehold), and unit sizes, allowing buyers to compare options based on budget and requirements.
When evaluating a property in Kuala Lumpur, factors beyond the listing price are relevant to consider, including monthly maintenance fees for stratified properties, the age and condition of the building, the level of unsold or competing supply nearby, and how close a development sits to confirmed (rather than proposed) transit infrastructure. These factors can differ significantly between developments even within the same neighbourhood.
Kuala Lumpur property listings on iProperty Malaysia are updated regularly, providing access to current inventory across the city's various districts for buyers evaluating homeownership, rental income, or long-term investment options.
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Show MoreCondominiums and serviced apartments make up the majority of residential listings in Kuala Lumpur, while landed properties such as terraces, semi-detached houses, and bungalows are concentrated in older, established districts where land is more limited. This distribution reflects the city's land constraints and long-term development patterns rather than a shift in buyer preference alone.
Public transport connectivity is a relevant factor for anyone evaluating Kuala Lumpur property. The city is currently served by LRT, MRT, and monorail lines connecting most residential areas to the central business district. According to MRT Corporation (mymrt.com.my), the MRT3 Circle Line — a 51-kilometre orbital line designed to connect with existing MRT, LRT, KTM, and Monorail services — received final approval from the Ministry of Transport in July 2025, with land acquisition targeted for completion by the end of 2026 and construction expected to begin in 2027. This means the line remains at the land acquisition stage rather than under construction, which is a relevant distinction for buyers weighing property decisions around its future stations, since completion is a longer-term prospect rather than an immediate one.
According to NAPIC's Q1 2026 Property Market Snapshot (napic.jpph.gov.my), residential completions nationwide rose to 12,905 units in Q1 2026, while housing starts fell to 8,243 units over the same period — a pattern consistent with developers finishing existing projects while pulling back on new launches amid cautious market sentiment. This national trend provides useful context for Kuala Lumpur buyers, since the city's high-rise segment forms a significant share of the completions reported in that pipeline.
Amenities across Kuala Lumpur are generally well developed, though availability and density vary by neighbourhood. Most residential areas sit within reasonable reach of shopping malls, schools, hospitals, and business districts. Older neighbourhoods tend to have longer-established schools and retail, while newer developments are more likely to include integrated retail and lifestyle facilities within the same building or precinct.
Currently, there are 70,186 properties for sale in Kuala Lumpur listed on iProperty Malaysia. Listings cover a range of price brackets, tenure types (freehold and leasehold), and unit sizes, allowing buyers to compare options based on budget and requirements.
When evaluating a property in Kuala Lumpur, factors beyond the listing price are relevant to consider, including monthly maintenance fees for stratified properties, the age and condition of the building, the level of unsold or competing supply nearby, and how close a development sits to confirmed (rather than proposed) transit infrastructure. These factors can differ significantly between developments even within the same neighbourhood.
Kuala Lumpur property listings on iProperty Malaysia are updated regularly, providing access to current inventory across the city's various districts for buyers evaluating homeownership, rental income, or long-term investment options.
Sources
- Location information: Kuala Lumpur City Hall (DBKL)
- Property market information: National Property Information Centre (NAPIC), JPPH Malaysia — Q1 2026 Snapshot
- Transport infrastructure: MRT Corporation (MRT Corp)
- Property listings: iProperty Malaysia database
Frequently Asked Questions
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The average property price for sale in Kuala Lumpur varies depending on the location, popularity, property type, and size.
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Depending on the location of the Houses the available properties for sale may come in three options - fully furnished, partially furnished and unfurnished.
Yes, foreigners are permitted to buy properties, however, there are some caveats to it. You can read our guide here if you are thinking of buying as a foreigner. https://www.iproperty.com.my/guides/foreigners-buying-property-malaysia-complete-guide-12332