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Patrick343 · 2010-11-16T05:44:57+01:00

Hi there, I am looking to move to KL from Singapore in the next few months but was wondering where the best, most sociable district is to live in. Can anyone help please? I was thinking Bukit Bintang as it seems to be smack in the middle of town for work and going out, is this right? can anyone recommend a condo in the area perhaps? Many thanks Patrick

Where to live in KL

Valeriechong Member

Member since 09 April 2014

ValeriechongMember25 April 2014 09:56:01

#41

Hi Patrick
There is plenty of condos around Bukit Bintang and KLCC area( just nearby) for you to rent.
But what is your budget?
And how many bedrooms you looking at?
What is your criteria?
I specialised in KLCC and Bukit Bintang area.
[Moderated: no free ad pls] . There is a lot of expatriates renting around KLCC and bukit bintang area due to ease of transport , nearby working place, international food easily available and good social lifestyle.

gunse007 Member

Member since 15 April 2014

gunse007Member28 April 2014 02:43:14

#42

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azlee Member

Member since 03 December 2011

azleeMember30 April 2014 10:23:57

#43

you can try Pubika in Mont Kiara

ledzed Member

Member since 16 January 2014

ledzedMember02 May 2014 03:53:07

#44

Mont Kiara, Solaris, Damansara Perdana, and Kl Sentral!

HHHH1111 Member

Member since 12 May 2014

HHHH1111Member12 May 2014 10:58:54

#45

Anyone, I need a phone number of a good Estate Agent in KL offering reasonably priced properties is KLCC.
Thanks

Gravitas ViP

Member since 02 March 2011

GravitasViP12 May 2014 11:12:16

#46

9040

Just look at and search under KLCC - you will see which agents have properties in individual buildings. KLCC is mainly expensive, so put in your budget ceiling and also try searching on other variables. KLCC is just a small area around the twin towers. You could search on city centre, Bukit Bintang, Bukit Ceylon, as well as Jalan Ampang, etc. The prices are set by the owner against their income needs or wishes. Agents only show properties and arrange leases, they are not involved very often in rental charge setting. Buildings tend to have their own hierarchical price levels depending on size. Negotiation is the only way to get a price down and it is not always successful if a particular condo is popular and their are lots of potential tenants.