Leasehold
MM2H Bukit Bintang
Pavilion Square
From RM 1,319,000
≈ RM 5,128 / month
Bukit Bintang at a glance
3New-launch projects
RM 1,319,000From (lowest entry)
RM 1,967,400Up to (highest)
1 FH / 2 LHTenure mix
2MM2H-eligible
🚆 MRT Bukit BintangNearest transit
Quick answer: is Bukit Bintang a good area to shortlist?
Bukit Bintang is worth shortlisting if you want new launch options from RM 1,319,000 to RM 1,967,400, with 3 public projects currently tracked by AskHenry, nearest transit MRT Bukit Bintang (Kajang Line), directly linked to Pavilion KL; KL Monorail Bukit Bintang alongside; 1 stop / about 3-5 min drive to the TRX interchange for the Putrajaya Line. Compare the latest pricing and package, tenure, completion timing, layout and nearby alternatives before booking.
What to compare before buying in Bukit Bintang
Entry price & packageConfirm the latest pricing and package, and exactly what is included, before booking.
Tenure1 freehold and 2 leasehold options tracked here — check which one a project carries.
Layout & built-upCompare unit layouts and built-up sizes for daily liveability and future resale.
Monthly commitmentWeigh the estimated monthly instalment plus maintenance against your budget.
Transit & convenienceNearest transit is MRT Bukit Bintang (Kajang Line), directly linked to Pavilion KL; KL Monorail Bukit Bintang alongside; 1 stop / about 3-5 min drive to the TRX interchange for the Putrajaya Line — factor in your daily commute and access.
MM2H eligibility2 projects here are MM2H-eligible — relevant if buying under the MM2H programme.
All 3 projects in Bukit Bintang
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Leasehold
MM2H 
Freehold
MM2H Bukit Bintang
Orion Residence
From RM 1,580,000
≈ RM 6,143 / month
Leasehold
Bukit Bintang
Pavilion Square Office Corporate Suites
From RM 1,967,400
≈ RM 7,649 / month
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Frequently asked about Bukit Bintang
What is the price range for new launch condos in Bukit Bintang?
The new launches we currently track in Bukit Bintang sit roughly in the RM1,319,000 to RM1,580,000 range. Final pricing depends on the tower, floor, view and layout, so use this as a guide. WhatsApp Henry for the live per-project figures and any early-bird packages.
How far is Bukit Bintang from the nearest MRT/LRT station?
MRT Bukit Bintang station on the Kajang Line is right in the area, with sheltered underground walkways linking directly into Pavilion KL, Lot 10, Starhill and Fahrenheit 88, and KL Monorail Bukit Bintang is a short walk away. For the Putrajaya Line, it is just one MRT stop or about a 3-5 minute drive to the TRX interchange.
Is Bukit Bintang better for investment or own-stay?
It leans toward investment and lifestyle buyers, with realistic gross yields typically in the 3-4% band supported by strong tourist, expat and short-let demand. Own-stay works well for singles, couples and professionals who want a walkable, car-optional city base, but families wanting space, quiet and nearby schools will find it noisy and expensive.
Is Bukit Bintang too noisy and crowded to actually live in?
Honestly, yes for some people. Bukit Bintang is busy day and night with tourists, traffic and nightlife around Jalan Alor and Changkat, so it suits those who want energy and convenience over calm. Choosing a higher floor and a tower set slightly back from the main retail strips makes a real difference to noise.
Can foreigners or MM2H holders buy property in Bukit Bintang?
Yes. Bukit Bintang is in the Federal Territory of Kuala Lumpur, where the minimum purchase price for foreign buyers is RM1,000,000, and state authority consent is required. MM2H holders follow the same RM1,000,000 KL minimum, and note that from 2026 foreign buyers also face a higher flat stamp duty, so budget for that on top of the price.
Which Bukit Bintang launches are actually worth it?
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