Four Seasons Private Residences unit sells for RM5m in KLCC

KUALA LUMPUR, 24 SEPTEMBER 2026 —

A 2,260 sq ft unit at Four Seasons Private Residences in Kuala Lumpur sold for RM5 million on May 11, according to EdgeProp EPIQ data. The transaction price equates to RM2,211.38 per square foot, below the development’s average asking price of RM3,481.54 psf based on 20 listings as of September.

The buyer, represented by Zeon Properties International Sdn Bhd agent Charles Phua, cited the unit’s corner balcony—one of only five in the development—as a key draw. The balcony offers unobstructed views of KLCC Park and the newly opened Ombak Mall, a perspective shared across all three bedrooms. Phua noted the property’s turnkey condition, including tastefully designed furniture, broadened its appeal to both investors and end-users.

The seller listed the unit for three months before finalising the sale, using proceeds to reinvest in another property.

The transaction aligns with broader trends in Kuala Lumpur’s high-end residential market, where prime locations in the KLCC corridor continue to command premium pricing. A comparable unit at Four Seasons Place sold for RM5 million in May, also reflecting a discount to the development’s average asking price.

Rental data from EdgeProp shows 23 listings averaging RM17,104.35 per month (RM10.64 psf), with built-up sizes ranging from 950 to 2,885 sq ft, indicating limited yield potential for luxury buyers.

The discount to asking price underscores the competitive positioning of high-end residential assets in the KLCC area. Developers in the corridor may observe that turnkey properties with differentiated layouts achieve faster absorption, though at reduced margins compared to standard floor plans. The recent transaction suggests buyers remain selective, prioritising unique features and prime views over peak asking prices.

For the Four Seasons Private Residences market, the next phase will depend on whether demand sustains for off-plan units amid ongoing price adjustments. EdgeProp’s September data indicates no slowdown in buyer interest, reinforcing KLCC’s resilience as a luxury residential hub. Developers pricing new launches will need to balance premium positioning with market realities in one of Malaysia’s most sought-after locations.