CloutHaus Residences
- Price
- From RM1,548,800
- Layout / size
- 549-1,216 sq ft in the published typical plans
- Tenure
- Freehold
- Completion
- Verify the exact phase
Buyer checklist
How to compare a KLCC new launch
A KLCC address alone does not tell you whether a project fits your needs. Use this checklist to compare the exact location, ownership structure, usable layout, operating model and current release before deciding.
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.
Divine KLCC
- Price
- From RM968,000
- Layout / size
- 502-1,319 sq ft across published variants
- Tenure
- Leasehold
- Completion
- September 2032 target (developer APDL, checked 7 October 2026)
Phoeniz Suites
- Price
- From RM1,000,000
- Layout / size
- 484-678 sq ft
- Tenure
- Freehold
- Completion
- 60 Months after APDL obtained
The Conlay
- Price
- From RM1,460,000
- Layout / size
- 743-1,335 sq ft in published types
- Tenure
- Freehold
- Completion
- Completed
Showing 4 useful starting points. All 5 matching projects are listed below.
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Apply the checklist to a current project
This checklist covers KLCC-area projects alongside The Conlay and Eaton Residence as wider city-centre alternatives. Compare the exact address and route rather than assuming these locations are interchangeable.
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KLCC
CloutHaus Residences
From RM1,548,800
- Built-up
- 549–1,216 sq ft in the published typical plans
- Bedrooms
- Studio - 3
- Tenure
- Freehold
- Property type
- Serviced residence
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KLCC
Divine KLCC
From RM968,000
- Built-up
- 502–1,319 sq ft across published variants
- Bedrooms
- 1, 2, 3 (published plans)
- Tenure
- Leasehold
- Property type
- Serviced residence
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KLCC
Phoeniz Suites
From RM1,000,000
- Built-up
- 484–678 sq ft
- Bedrooms
- 1-Bed + Study / Dual-Key (1R2B)
- Tenure
- Freehold
- Property type
- Serviced residence
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Kuala Lumpur city centre
The Conlay
From RM1,460,000
- Built-up
- 743–1,335 sq ft in published types
- Bedrooms
- 1–3
- Tenure
- Freehold
- Property type
- Residences
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Kuala Lumpur city centre
Eaton Residences
From RM1,557,600
- Built-up
- 635–2,982 sq ft in the historical disclosure
- Bedrooms
- 1+1–3
- Tenure
- Leasehold; historical disclosure states expiry on 31 December 2114
- Property type
- Serviced residence
Buyer-first checklist
Compare what affects the decision
1. Verify the exact address
Check the walking route and travel time to the destinations that matter. Marketing boundaries can be wider than a buyer expects.
2. Confirm title and land use
Ask about tenure, land use, utility treatment and any ownership or financing implications relevant to your situation.
3. Compare usable layouts
Review room widths, privacy, storage, natural light and furniture placement instead of relying only on total square footage.
4. Understand density and circulation
Study unit count, lift provision, parking, access points and how residents and visitors move through the development.
5. Review the management model
Clarify whether short stays, managed rental, hospitality services or commercial operations are part of the positioning and whether they fit your purpose.
6. Calculate the full holding cost
Include maintenance, sinking fund, utilities, financing, furnishing and other recurring or one-time costs, not only the purchase price.
7. Verify the live release
Confirm current units, views, packages, completion expectations and contractual specifications before making any commitment.
City-centre own stay: begin with the exact address
CloutHaus, Divine and Phoeniz are recorded in the KLCC area; Conlay and Eaton are retained as wider city-centre alternatives. Do not turn a city-centre marketing label into the same station route or neighbourhood. Check the address, entrance and regular destination before comparing the view.
What matters when you will actually live there?
Compare groceries, noise, lift and visitor arrangements, parking, room privacy and the selected unit condition. Ask how owner occupation works alongside any hospitality or letting arrangements. This guide establishes no building-specific short-stay permission or quietness guarantee.
When should a buyer reject the address premium?
When the plan does not fit daily living or the total monthly cost removes the household cash buffer. A prominent address does not replace usable space, dependable access or manageable operating costs. Inspect an exact completed home where available; drawings and a hotel stay are different evidence.
Frequently asked questions
Questions buyers commonly ask
Is proximity to KLCC enough to justify a higher price?
Not by itself. Compare exact access, layout quality, title, scarcity, management, holding costs and the likely buyer or tenant profile.
Should own-stay and investment buyers use the same checklist?
They should verify the same facts, but weight them differently. An owner-occupier may prioritise privacy and routine, while an investor may focus more on demand, operating costs and exit liquidity.
Can projected rental figures be trusted?
Treat projections as assumptions. Ask for the methodology and compare them with current evidence, realistic occupancy and the full cost of ownership.
What should I bring to a comparison discussion?
Prepare your budget range, preferred unit size, buying purpose, financing position and the locations you need to reach regularly.
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