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SKYLUXE On The Park

Bukit Jalil
Partially VerifiedChecked 3 Aug 2026Updated

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Total Units

477 (2 blocks)

Floors

44 (Block A) / 44 (Block B)

Built-up

661–1,224 sq ft

Tenure

Freehold

Year completed

2020

Nearest transit

Awan Besar LRT — ~1.2–1.5km, not realistically walkable

Nearest Transit

Awan Besar LRT — 17 min walk

Sri Petaling Line (LRT)

VERIFICATION METHOD & CONFIDENCE: property listings market this building on being in 'Bukit Jalil', which has its own LRT station, and routinely list 'Awan Besar, Bukit Jalil, Sri Petaling' together as if all are nearby — but Bukit Jalil LRT station itself (near Pavilion Bukit Jalil / KL Sports City, coordinates roughly 3.058°N 101.692°E) is on the opposite, eastern side of Bukit Jalil from this development's address on Jalan Jalil Perkasa 4, which sits on the western/OUG side near the recreational park. We checked coordinates for Awan Besar LRT (3.0621°N, 101.6706°E, Sri Petaling Line) against the development's address and cross-referenced two independent distance estimates: Moovit's transit routing (~1.2km to Awan Besar, ~2km to Muhibbah) and a StarProperty reader review (~1.5km to Awan Besar, ~3km to Sri Petaling, ~4km to Bukit Jalil station). Both independently converge on Awan Besar as the nearest operating station, at roughly 1.2–1.5km — not a walkable distance for most residents despite the 'Bukit Jalil' transit-adjacent framing. We did not have access to a live walking-directions tool to time this precisely on foot, so treat the ~15–20 minute walk estimate as a reasoned distance-based approximation, not a verified footpath time. CONCLUSION: nearest station is Awan Besar LRT, ~1.2–1.5km away, best treated as a drive or ride-hail trip rather than a walk. The marketing-claimed pedestrian walkbridge through Bukit Jalil Recreational Park to Pavilion Bukit Jalil City (which would shorten the effective walk to the eastern side) does not appear to have been built.

Maintenance Fee

RM0.30–0.35 psf

StarProperty's property-insight page states RM0.35 psf specifically; other portal summaries give a RM0.30–0.35 psf range. Consistent across sources for a completed, several-years-occupied building.

Transaction Prices

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Building guide overview

SKYLUXE On The Park is a completed freehold condominium by SkyLuxe Development Sdn Bhd, a member of SkyWorld Development Group, on a 1.85-acre site tucked against the Bukit Jalil Recreational Park. Two towers — Block A (44 storeys) and Block B (44 storeys) — hold 477 units from 661 to 1,224 sq ft (1+1 to 3+1 bedroom layouts). Completed in Q1 2020 and occupied for several years, it scored 85% QLASSIC (the highest in Malaysia's high-rise residential category that year) and is GBI-certified. Current resale/asking prices span roughly RM420–1,173 psf, with a small sample of 2024 transactions showing a median of about RM901 psf and RM735,000 per unit. Maintenance is RM0.30–0.35 psf. LRT proximity is where marketing and reality diverge: listings routinely name Awan Besar, Bukit Jalil and Sri Petaling as 'nearby LRT stations' without clarifying that none of them are a comfortable walk. We traced this ourselves — see the transit note below — and concluded the actual nearest operating station, Awan Besar LRT (Sri Petaling Line), sits roughly 1.2–1.5km away by road, which is a 15-to-20-minute walk, not the quick stroll the 'Bukit Jalil' LRT branding implies. A separate SkyWorld marketing claim about a planned 500m pedestrian walkbridge through the recreational park to Pavilion Bukit Jalil City appears not to have materialised — a named reviewer on PropCafe.net (a well-established Malaysian property blog) raised the same doubt back at launch, asking when (or whether) it would be built, and we found no evidence since that it has been.

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Project snapshot

Developer
SkyLuxe Development Sdn Bhd (SkyWorld Development Group)
Project type
Freehold condominium / serviced residence
Price (psf range)
RM420–1,173 psf, current asking/resale range (EdgeProp.my aggregation)
Blocks
Block A: 44 storeys; Block B: 44 storeys, on a 1.85-acre site
Unit types
1+1, 2+1, 3, and 3+1 bedroom layouts, 661–1,224 sq ft
Facilities
Infinity pool, cantilevered gymnasium, sauna, landscaped gardens, multipurpose rooms, library, rooftop bar deck
Quality certification
85% QLASSIC score (highest in Malaysia's high-rise residential category for its cohort), GBI-certified, built to Conquas standards
Nearby
Adjoins Bukit Jalil Recreational Park (80 acres) and Bukit Jalil Golf & Country Resort (165 acres); Pavilion Bukit Jalil mall is on the opposite side of the park, connectivity to it not confirmed as built
Known issue
At least one reviewer describes serious dissatisfaction with building management/JMB conduct — worth asking current residents or the JMB directly before committing, as we could not independently verify this beyond a single account

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Sources & References

Corrected 2026-08-03 after an independent fact-check: Block B was originally given as 43 storeys; the profile's own cited primary source, StarProperty's property-insight page, actually lists both blocks at 44 storeys (iGOHomes was the only source hedging between 43/44), so Block B is now shown as 44 storeys. Developer, tenure, unit count, block/storey count, sizes and completion date cross-checked across multiple portals (PropertyGuru, EdgeProp, StarProperty, PropertyGenie) and SkyWorld's own project coverage. LRT distance required real verification rather than repeating marketing copy — see transit.note for the full method: we resolved the conflict between 'Bukit Jalil' transit-adjacent marketing and the development's actual OUG-side address by cross-referencing Awan Besar LRT's coordinates against two independent distance estimates (Moovit routing, StarProperty reader review), both converging on ~1.2–1.5km to Awan Besar as the true nearest station — not the short walk implied by bundling it with 'Bukit Jalil, Sri Petaling' station names. We attempted to source genuine, attributable resident reviews (iProperty, PropertyGuru, PropSocial review sections) for neighborInsights, since this is a completed, multi-year-occupied building where real community feedback should exist — but iProperty and PropertyGuru review pages returned HTTP 403 (blocked from automated access) and PropSocial's domain did not resolve. The only reviewer commentary we could actually read (PropCafe.net, authored under the pseudonym 'Cafe Latte', a known Malaysian property blog) is project-analysis commentary rather than a lived-in resident testimonial, and other review snippets surfaced only as unattributed search-engine summaries with no traceable author — per our policy of never inventing plausible-sounding quotes, neighborInsights is omitted entirely rather than filled with unverifiable content. Price range and transaction median are from EdgeProp.my's aggregation; the underlying Brickz.my transaction page could not be accessed directly (403) to cross-verify. — Our methodologyLast updated:

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