New Launch Condos in Seputeh & Taman Desa

Our tracked new-launch range in Seputeh runs from roughly RM607,800 to RM699,800, reflecting the newer high-rise stock rather than the landed bungalows up on Bukit Seputeh. Prices vary by project, unit size and outlook, so treat that band as a guide rather than a fixed quote. Ask Henry for the current live price list before committing.

Seputeh is served by KTM Komuter rather than MRT or LRT — the Seputeh station on the Seremban Line sits within the area, and the Mid Valley Komuter station is a short drive away. KL Sentral is about 10 minutes by road and one to two Komuter stops on, where you can interchange to the LRT, MRT, Monorail and ERL.

It works for both. Own-stay buyers like the green, central and relatively quiet setting, while investors are drawn by the Mid Valley pull factor and the offices and hospitals nearby, which support rental demand; gross yields tend to sit in a moderate band of around 3.5-5%. The honest caveat is that the hilly layout makes access and views vary a lot between units, so the specific location within Seputeh matters.

Much of Seputeh, especially Bukit Seputeh, sits on hilly terrain that naturally limits how much high-rise development can go up on the higher ground. That has helped preserve mature greenery and a quieter, low-density feel of upscale bungalows and homes, which is unusual for an area this close to the city centre and Mid Valley.

Yes. Seputeh is in the Federal Territory of Kuala Lumpur, where the minimum purchase price for foreign buyers is RM1,000,000 per property. MM2H holders follow the same RM1 million floor, and note that from 1 January 2026 the stamp duty on transfer for most foreign buyers is 8%, so allow for the higher transaction cost.