Park Green
- Price
- From RM1,200,000
- Layout / size
- Approx. 1,201 - 1,905 sq ft
- Tenure
- Freehold
- Completion
- March 2029 (official APDL target; actual delivery to confirm)
Malaysia new launch buyer guide
How to buy a new launch property in Malaysia
Before committing to a new launch, match the exact project and phase to official records, compare the usable layout and full ownership cost, test financing comfort and review the contract. A construction target or national housing-rescue headline is not proof that your selected home is completed, available or ready for your moving date.
Practical starting point
Compare price, size and tenure before browsing
These are representative published projects from this page. Prices are indicative rather than live availability. Use the complete project list below to continue comparing.
The Atera
- Price
- From RM690,000 SPA (775 sq ft; 15 October 2026)
- Layout / size
- 775 / 1,022 / 1,420 sq ft
- Tenure
- Leasehold
- Completion
- Phase 1: November 2027; Phase 2: October 2028 (Q4 2028; developer targets, not guaranteed handover)
Alora Residences
- Price
- Marketed from RM435,000; phase and unit pricing varies
- Layout / size
- Approx. 568 - 1,457 sq ft
- Tenure
- Freehold
- Completion
- Approx. Q3 2027 / 48 months from SPA
Centrix
- Price
- From RM907,800
- Layout / size
- 571 - 1,187 sqft
- Tenure
- 99-year leasehold
- Completion
- 2028–2029, subject to developer confirmation
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Projects to practise the checklist on
Open a project page, then apply the same verification steps to every option on your shortlist.
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Bukit Jalil
Park Green
From RM1,200,000
- Built-up
- Approx. 1,201–1,905 sq ft
- Bedrooms
- 3–4
- Tenure
- Freehold
- Property type
- Serviced apartment (official APDL classification)
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Petaling Jaya
The Atera
From RM690,000
- Built-up
- 775 / 1,022 / 1,420 sq ft
- Bedrooms
- 2–4
- Tenure
- Leasehold
- Property type
- Serviced residence
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Subang Jaya
Alora Residences
From RM435,000
- Built-up
- Approx. 568–1,457 sq ft
- Bedrooms
- 1–4
- Tenure
- Freehold
- Property type
- Serviced residence
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Kuala Lumpur city centre
Centrix
From RM907,800
- Built-up
- 571–1,187 sq ft
- Bedrooms
- Studio - 3
- Tenure
- 99-year leasehold
- Property type
- Integrated mixed development with SOHO units
Buyer-first checklist
Check the documents, delivery and full budget
1. Fix your household constraints
Write down your comfortable budget, required bedrooms, daily destinations and latest acceptable move date. If a delay would leave you without suitable accommodation, keep a completed-home comparison and a fallback housing plan.
2. Match the exact project and phase
Start with KPKT TEDUH and request the developer identity, project and phase reference, applicable licence and advertising permit. Match those details to the documents you are considering; a similar marketing name or a completed neighbouring block is not enough.
3. Separate recovered from completed
The 14 October 2026 parliamentary update groups several recovery outcomes together. A return to smooth construction is different from completion with CCC, and some abandoned-project resolutions involve other arrangements. A national recovery total does not verify the home on your shortlist.
4. Compare the actual home and delivery evidence
Check the approved plan, room dimensions, title, tenure, parking, access, recurring charges and phase-specific progress. For a completed option, request the relevant completion and possession documents and inspect the exact home where access is available; do not turn a target date into a move-in promise.
5. Stress-test the full cash commitment
Include upfront costs, financing payments during construction where applicable, ongoing rent, maintenance, sinking fund and furnishing. Ask the lender for the payment schedule and test a delay scenario instead of relying only on the eventual full-loan instalment.
6. Review written terms before committing
Have a qualified conveyancing lawyer explain the applicable SPA, delivery obligations, specifications and any proposed reservation, payment or refund terms before you sign or transfer money. Keep the written quotation and dated evidence for the exact phase and unit.
What upfront costs are missing from the headline price?
Separate the purchase-price contribution from transaction, financing, insurance, fit-out and moving costs. Obtain itemised written quotations for applicable fees and taxes; no exemption or developer payment is assumed. Keep a reserve instead of treating the deposit as the full cash requirement.
What recurring costs belong beside the mortgage?
Record maintenance, sinking fund, insurance, assessment, repairs and any applicable parking or management charges. Convert annual bills to monthly planning amounts without forgetting their actual due dates. During construction, confirm financing cash outflows and the cost of your current accommodation.
Sources checked
Housing-recovery evidence and official project checks
Updated 16 October 2026. The 14 October parliamentary statement reports national outcomes through August 2026; the online Hansard is labelled draft. It is not a current status report or delivery guarantee for any project listed here. The checklist is practical comparison guidance, not legal advice.
Parliament: 14 October 2026 housing-recovery answer
Question 3, around 10:20-10:30. The official online transcript is marked draft; recovery categories must not be read as one completion total.
KPKT TEDUH: check the exact project record
Use the developer and phase details when checking a project; resolve missing or conflicting information with the relevant parties.
Frequently asked questions
Questions buyers commonly ask
Should I pay a booking fee before checking financing?
Understand the written booking and refund terms first, and assess financing as early as possible.
Is the show unit part of the contract?
Not automatically. Rely on the SPA, approved plans and written specifications for contractual details.
How many projects should I shortlist?
A focused shortlist of two to four suitable options is usually easier to compare than many unrelated projects.
Does the reported recovery of 1,726 housing projects mean all are completed?
No. The minister's 14 October 2026 answer, covering outcomes through August, separates 147 projects restored from sick to smooth status, 1,542 completed with CCC and 37 abandoned projects recovered through physical completion or other buyer-benefiting resolutions. These categories add up to 1,726; they do not establish the status or possession date of your selected home. The online parliamentary transcript is marked draft.
What if I need to move by a fixed date?
Compare an exact completed home whose condition and possession position can be checked, not just an under-construction target. Allow time for financing, transaction steps, inspection, utilities and furnishing, and retain a fallback housing plan. Completed does not automatically mean vacant, available or immediately transferable.
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