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NEW Bukit Jalil Project Ex1
Located at Bukit Jalil, this project focuses on a holistic healing approach, with colors as its main theme. To promote energy, joy, enthusiasm, and a full of life approach. With creative integration between nature and colors, a building concept filled with life is borned. Click on picture for FULL view.
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Malaysiaproptrend
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Property Details
Property Type
High Rise Condo
Bedrooms
1 to 3
Bathrooms
Title
1 to 2
Commercial HDA
Size from
484 sqft
Floors
57
Building Status
Tenure
Pre- Launch
Leasehold
Property Location
Pavilion Bukit Jalil, Persiaran Jalil 8, Bukit Jalil, Kuala Lumpur, Federal Territory of Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Our Editorโs Opinion on Project Ex-1 Project Ex-1 is located in Bukit Jalil, Kuala Lumpur, approximately 15km from the city center. The area is well-planned, with good infrastructure, schools, malls, transport connectivity, and recreational areas. However, with many upcoming developments, there are concerns about overpopulation and congestion. The project consists of two tower blocks and offers 4 main layouts. However, with 13 units per floor, the building's density may be a concern for potential buyers. While designed with an elderly-friendly concept, the long hallways could make it difficult for residents in units further from the lift lobby to easily access their homes, especially when carrying heavy items like groceries. However, these units offer increased privacy, making them an ideal choice for those seeking a more secluded living experience. In terms of pricing, Bukit Jalil has many older developments, as well as government initiatives capping property prices at RM300,000, which may make Project Ex-1โs price of RM890 per sq ft challenging. However, given its location in Bukit Jalil and comparable pricing in the area, it could still attract potential buyers. Amenities include a pool, gym, gardens, and wellness facilities, including a psychotherapy area. The building has 5+1 service lifts per tower, which should be sufficient, though density remains a concern with 1138 units across the two towers. While it may be difficult to use as an investment due to density and competition, Project Ex-1 is a solid option for personal occupancy, particularly for seniors. It offers features like wheelchair-accessible corridors and common areas that foster a sense of community, and its proximity to essential services makes it convenient for elderly residents. Disclaimer: The insights provided are based on the Editorโs personal knowledge and experience in the real estate industry and should be treated as a reference, not financial advice.


EPIQ Rental Bukit Jalil as of FEB 2025 - non landed

EPIQ Price Graph Bukit Jalil as of FEB 2025

The following data is extracted from EPIQ, a tool by EdgeProp.my, which analyzes real estate transactions in Malaysia using data from NAPIC. As of February 2025, rental prices around the Pavilion Bukit Jalil location range from RM1.00 per sq ft to its peak at RM5.00 per sq ft, while sale prices average between RM350.00 per sq ft and peak at RM870.00 per sq ft.
Project Ex1 is currently priced between RM44X,XXX.XX and RM79X,XXX.XX, equating to approximately RM890 per sq ft, with completion expected in Q4 of 2029. While this pricing reflects its positioning within a growing area, Bukit Jalil is already home to many existing and upcoming residential developments, making short-term investment gains uncertain. However, if the developer delivers on quality and the project’s management ensures proper upkeep, Project Ex1 has the potential to stand out as a landmark in Bukit Jalil over the long term.
The development’s pricing strategy aligns with its location and market conditions, positioning it as a modern residence with investment potential. Nonetheless, buyers should carefully assess the competitive landscape and future demand before making a decision.
Disclaimer: The insights provided are based on the Editor's personal knowledge and experience in the real estate industry and should be treated as a reference, not financial advice.