Same area, similar budget — compared line by line by Henry Tan, IQI
| Parkside Residence | Khaya Residences | |
|---|---|---|
| Entry price | RM 665K | RM 698K |
| Price range | RM 665K – RM 2.07M | RM 698K – RM 1.60M |
| Built-up | 485–1,325 sq ft | 630–1,321 sq ft |
| Bedrooms | 1–3 | 1–4 |
| Tenure | Leasehold | Leasehold |
| Total units | 693 | 795 |
| Density | medium | medium |
| Completion | 2029 | 2029 |
| Maintenance | RM 0.45 psf | RM 0.55 psf |
Think twice if: Avoid if buyer expects landmark luxury positioning.
“Bangsar-fringe accessibility play designed around urban convenience rather than exclusivity or luxury scarcity.” — Henry
Think twice if: Avoid if buyer expects landmark luxury appreciation.
“Bangsar-fringe positioning aimed at buyers wanting location accessibility without paying core Bangsar pricing premiums.” — Henry
Parkside Residence has the lower entry at RM 665K versus Khaya Residences at RM 698K. Both are in Bangsar; pricing moves with package updates, so confirm the latest figures with Henry.
Both target completion around 2029. Dates are indicative until the developer confirms.
For Parkside Residence: Top tier location ensures capital preservation For Khaya Residences: High rental demand from corporate tenants at Menara TNB, KL Eco City, and Mid Valley. Weigh the entry gap (RM 665K vs RM 698K) against realistic rental for Bangsar before deciding.
Usually yes — both are in Bangsar. Message Henry on WhatsApp and he'll line up back-to-back viewings and the current price lists for both.
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