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Property Description
Inspired by the Chinese Character REN 人, meaning people. Designed in a 人 shape by the award winning GDP Architects, our twin 52 storey offer natural sunlight and scenic views of Bukit Jalil, Kuala Lumpur, along with over an acre of family friendly facilities.
To connect, to belong, to play. To see beauty in everyday.
Contact Agent
Adrian Ng
+6017-6953309
Property Details
Property Type
High Rise Condo
Bedrooms
3 to 4
Bathrooms
2 to 3
Title
Residential
Size From
920 sqft
Floors
45
Year Completion
Q4 2027 Est
Tenure
Leasehold
Property Location
Bukit Jalil, Kuala Lumpur, Federal Territory of Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia




The following data is extracted from EPIQ, a tool by EdgeProp.my, which analyzes real estate transactions in Malaysia using past transacted data from NAPIC. The data presents both rental and sale transactions around the REN Residences Bukit Jalil area.
As of March 2025, rental transactions around the Bukit Jalil area range from RM1.50 to RM2.00 per sq ft, with some higher-end properties reaching up to RM5.00 per sq ft. Meanwhile, the transacted sale prices in the area are averaging around RM310 per sq ft. This includes transactions in both medium and low-cost apartments, as well as properties under the state government’s RUMAWIP initiative, which may skew the data. All prices are approximate and are used for reference purposes only.
REN Residences is currently priced at approximately RM650 per sq ft, with unit prices ranging from RM53X,XXX.XX to RM1,1XX,XXX.XX, depending on the unit type and size. The development is expected to be completed by early 2028. Positioned near Pavilion Bukit Jalil, REN Residences benefits from a desirable location, offering easy access to schools, shopping malls, transport hubs, and recreational areas. However, given the competitive market in the area, which includes several new and existing developments, achieving short-term investment gains could be challenging.
REN Residences is a high-density development with over 1,000 units available, which could impact its long-term investment potential. With a large number of units in a competitive market, it may appeal more to potential owners looking for a home rather than investors seeking rental yields or short-term capital appreciation. However, the location remains attractive, and it could become a popular choice for owner-occupiers in the long run.
Disclaimer: The insights provided are based on the Editor’s personal knowledge and experience in the real estate industry and should not be considered as financial advice.