Serviced Apartment · Freehold

Residensi Andalan

Chin Hin Bukit Jalil, Kuala Lumpur 2028

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Project overview

Residensi Andalan is an ongoing serviced apartment development by Chin Hin in Bukit Jalil. Prices start from RM300,000 with built-ups from 808 sq ft, targeted completion 2028. Affordable housing option. 2-bed rents around RM1,800-2,200. Limited capital appreciation but steady rental demand from budget segment.

Price from

RM300,000

Price per sq ft

RM371

Built-up

808–816 sq ft

Bedrooms

1, 2 Bed

Tenure

Freehold

Completion

2028

Maintenance fee

RM0.33 psf

Rental estimate

RM2,000/mo

Investment score

88/100

Developer information

Chin Hin is an established Malaysian developer with completed projects across Klang Valley. Ask Elvin for the developer's handover track record and defect rectification history before you book.

Location & accessibility

Bukit Jalil, Malaysia

LRT distance

1.2 km — Bukit Jalil LRT Station

Highway access

Direct highway access

Built-up efficiency

808 sq ft entry layout

Nearby amenities

  • Pavilion Bukit Jalil
  • Bukit Jalil Park
  • SJK(C) Lai Meng
  • Hospital Bukit Jalil
  • Technology Park Malaysia
  • APU University

Unit information

Unit typeBuilt-upBedroomBathroomIndicative price
Type A808 sq ft11RM300,000
Type B812 sq ft22RM301,000
Type C816 sq ft23RM303,000

Facilities

  • Swimming pool
  • Gymnasium
  • Multipurpose hall
  • Children playground
  • 24-hour security

Investment analysis

Rental estimate

RM2,000 / month

Estimated gross ROI

4.5%

Capital growth potential

3.5% projected annual capital appreciation

Target buyer profile

Buyers looking for a freehold serviced apartment in Bukit Jalil with an entry price from RM300,000.

Advantages

  • Freehold title
  • 1.2 km to Bukit Jalil LRT Station
  • Entry from RM300,000
  • Estimated 4.5% gross rental yield

Considerations

  • Under construction until 2028
  • Final layouts and pricing subject to developer revision

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