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KL Sentral & Brickfields property

Malaysia’s main rail hub, with serviced residences above or beside KL Sentral station and Brickfields, the city’s Little India, next door.

The numbers

Prices and rents in KL Sentral & Brickfields

One line per project, as cited on its page: recorded transactions where published, otherwise asking prices, with the source and date.

ProjectTenureCompletedPriceRent
The Sentral ResidencesFreehold—RM1,114 psf · typical RM961–1,218 psf
EdgeProp, viewed 2 Oct 2026
RM3,900–4,500 a month
PropertyGuru listings, Sep 2026
Sentral SuitesLeasehold2023RM1,132 – RM1,325 psf · average about RM1,186 psf
EdgeProp, Oct 2026
RM2,999 – RM5,499 a month
iProperty listings, Oct 2026
Suasana Sentral LoftFreehold2008RM930 psf · peak average RM1,163 psf in 2Q2014
EdgeProp Done Deal, Mar 2017
RM2,899 – RM4,900 a month
PropertyGuru listings, Oct 2026
The EstablishmentFreehold2016–2018RM450,000 – RM860,000 · about RM743–1,236 psf
PropertyGuru project page, Oct 2026
RM2,200 – RM3,900 a month (PropertyGuru); RM2,200 – RM4,000 (iProperty)
PropertyGuru and iProperty, Oct 2026

Figures and sources as shown on each project page, checked October 2026. Asking prices are what owners want, not what units sold for.

Living here

What to know about KL Sentral & Brickfields

Getting around

KL Sentral links the LRT, the monorail, KTM Komuter and the KLIA Ekspres airport train; Muzium Negara MRT station is a short walk away.

Everyday life

NU Sentral mall, hotels, offices and the restaurants of Brickfields.

Before you buy

Units here suit tenants who commute by train or fly often. Check the walking route to the station and the parking allocation.

Foreign buyers

The Kuala Lumpur rules that apply in KL Sentral & Brickfields

Minimum price: RM1 million

Foreign buyers may buy residential property in Kuala Lumpur only at RM1 million or more, and not low-cost, affordable or Bumiputera-quota units.

State consent from PTGWP

Every purchase by a foreigner needs consent from the Federal Territories Land and Mines Office (Pejabat Tanah dan Galian Wilayah Persekutuan), applied for through your lawyer.

8% stamp duty on homes from 1 January 2026

Federal rule: transfers of residential property to non-citizens and foreign companies (not permanent residents) pay a flat 8% stamp duty.

Summary of the state rules on the Kuala Lumpur property page. Confirm the current position with your lawyer. See also Can a foreigner buy it?

Straight answers

Frequently asked questions

Which projects in KL Sentral & Brickfields are freehold?

On this site: The Sentral Residences, Suasana Sentral Loft, The Establishment. For the others, the title is leasehold or not confirmed; check the tenure and the years remaining on the title before you buy.

Can a foreigner buy property in KL Sentral & Brickfields?

Yes, subject to the Kuala Lumpur rules: Minimum price: RM1 million; State consent from PTGWP. State consent is needed and stamp duty for foreigners buying a home is 8% from 1 January 2026.

What do units in KL Sentral & Brickfields rent for?

Examples from the project pages: The Sentral Residences: RM3,900–4,500 a month (PropertyGuru listings, Sep 2026); Sentral Suites: RM2,999 – RM5,499 a month (iProperty listings, Oct 2026); Suasana Sentral Loft: RM2,899 – RM4,900 a month (PropertyGuru listings, Oct 2026); The Establishment: RM2,200 – RM3,900 a month (PropertyGuru); RM2,200 – RM4,000 (iProperty) (PropertyGuru and iProperty, Oct 2026).

Can you find me a unit in KL Sentral & Brickfields?

Yes. Send me your budget, size and timing on WhatsApp and I will shortlist units across the IQI network, with recorded prices for each building.

Looking in KL Sentral & Brickfields?

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