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KL Condo Rental Yields by Area: 18-Building Dataset

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Wasilah Zamani

Founder & editor, JiranLink

Rental yield conversations in Malaysia run on vibes. This page computes gross yields from JiranLink’s own building dataset - median transacted prices against listed monthly rent ranges for 18 condominiums across eight KL and PJ areas - so you can see which corridors actually pay.

The method, honestly stated

Gross yield = (midpoint of monthly rent range × 12) ÷ median transacted price, expressed as a percentage. Three limits follow from that formula:

  • Rent ranges reflect asking levels in our sources, not achieved contracts
  • Unit mix varies between buildings; a tower full of studios yields differently from family layouts at the same psf
  • Gross yield ignores maintenance, assessment, vacancy and agent fees - net yields typically land 1 to 2 points lower

Treat the table as a ranking tool, not a return forecast.

Yields by building

Building Area Median price Rent range Gross yield
KL Gateway Residences Bangsar South RM495,000 RM1,800–4,000 7.0%
Impiana Sky Residensi Bukit Jalil RM300,000 RM850–1,600 4.9%
South View Serviced Apartments Bangsar South RM550,000 RM1,600–2,500 4.5%
Saville @ The Park Old Klang Road RM721,500 RM2,000–3,500 4.6%
KL Traders Square Setapak RM500,000 RM1,300–2,200 4.2%
Kuchaimas Kuchai Lama RM300,000 RM800–1,200 4.0%
The Hermington Kuchai Lama RM550,000 RM1,500–2,200 4.0%
Kiara Residence 2 Bukit Jalil RM575,000 RM1,400–2,200 3.8%
Twin Arkz Bukit Jalil RM790,000 RM1,800–3,000 3.6%
Southbank Residence Old Klang Road RM625,000 RM1,600–2,200 3.6%
Desa Green Taman Desa RM510,000 RM1,200–1,700 3.4%
OUG Parklane Old Klang Road RM550,000 RM1,200–1,800 3.3%
The Goodwood Residence Bangsar South RM1,340,000 RM2,500–4,500 3.1%
PV18 Residence Setapak RM500,000 RM850–1,700 3.1%
PJ Midtown Petaling Jaya RM848,000 RM1,700–2,200 2.8%
Seri Riana Residence Wangsa Maju RM1,000,000 RM1,500–3,000 2.7%
The Park Residences Bangsar South RM1,130,000 RM2,500–5,500 4.2%
The Park Sky Residence Bukit Jalil RM1,140,000 RM1,500–2,200 1.9%

(Listed alphabetically within yield bands where buildings tie.)

What the data actually says

Sub-RM600k near-rail stock pays the bills. Every building clearing 4% sits at or below RM721,500 in median price, and most are a short walk from transit - Kerinchi LRT for the Bangsar South pair, Kuchai MRT for the Kuchai Lama pair. The pattern is consistent with our LRT walk-time analysis: tenants pay for minutes saved.

Luxury towers are lifestyle purchases, not yield plays. The Park Sky Residence tops Bukit Jalil’s price list yet yields 1.9% - less than half of Impiana Sky’s 4.9% down the road. High psf entry prices do not translate proportionally into rent in this market.

KL Gateway’s 7.0% needs a caveat. Its rent range spans RM1,800 to RM4,000 because the development mixes compact units with larger layouts; midpoint maths flatters it. Studio-heavy stock near Universiti LRT genuinely rents fast, but model your own unit type before extrapolating.

Area averages hide more than they reveal. Bangsar South spans 3.1% to 7.0% depending on which tower you buy. Within-area selection matters more than area choice.

Practical takeaways

  • Yield hunters: shortlist sub-RM600k, walking distance to rail, then verify the parcel’s actual charges with our maintenance fees guide before underwriting.
  • Owner-occupiers: yield still matters - it proxies liquidity when you eventually sell.
  • Nobody should buy on gross yield alone. Deduct 20 to 30% for costs, vacancy and management before comparing against fixed deposits.

Dataset notes

Figures computed August 2026 from JiranLink’s building records, which carry per-source verification status on each building page. Buildings lacking both a verified median price and a published rent range were excluded rather than estimated - that is why your favourite tower may be absent. Datasets refresh as records improve; the rankings will move.

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