Same area, similar budget — compared line by line by Henry Tan, IQI
| Pavilion Square | Orion Residence | |
|---|---|---|
| Entry price | RM 1.32M | RM 1.58M |
| Price range | RM 1.32M – RM 5.77M | RM 1.58M – RM 4.20M |
| Built-up | 504–1,272 sq ft | 491–1,329 sq ft |
| Bedrooms | — | 1–3 |
| Tenure | Leasehold | Freehold |
| Total units | 960 | 298 |
| Density | medium | low |
| Completion | 2030 | 2026 |
| Maintenance | — | RM 0.00 psf |
Think twice if: Avoid if buyer prioritises strong rental yield margins.
“Bukit Bintang branded-city-core positioning targeting lifestyle investors and international buyer psychology more than residential practicality.” — Henry
Think twice if: Avoid if buyer prioritises stable long-term own-stay environment.
“Bukit Bintang luxury investor product driven heavily by branding, hospitality appeal, and international market psychology.” — Henry
Pavilion Square has the lower entry at RM 1.32M versus Orion Residence at RM 1.58M. Both are in Bukit Bintang; pricing moves with package updates, so confirm the latest figures with Henry.
Orion Residence is targeted earlier (2026 vs 2030). Dates are indicative until the developer confirms.
For Pavilion Square: Prime Golden Triangle location with high capital appreciation and rental potential For Orion Residence: At RM1.58M and up, the play leans on capital and brand prestige more than yield; rental demand comes from expats and short-stay tenants drawn to the Pavilion and Bukit B… Weigh the entry gap (RM 1.32M vs RM 1.58M) against realistic rental for Bukit Bintang before deciding.
Usually yes — both are in Bukit Bintang. Message Henry on WhatsApp and he'll line up back-to-back viewings and the current price lists for both.
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