Times Square 2

About The Property

Centre Living From $220,000 USD ONWARDS

Centre Living From
$220,000 USD ONWARDS

Times Residence 2 enjoys a prime location with a connected bridge linking directly to Lalaport and Berjaya Times Square, enhancing accessibility to world-class shopping and dining. The development also boasts seamless connectivity to three major public transport stations, offering unparalleled convenience for urban living. Despite its premium location, prices remain highly competitive—half the cost compared to properties in the same area, such as Pavilion Bukit Bintang. This transit-oriented development is perfect for those seeking both lifestyle and investment opportunities.

Nearby amenities

Walking Distance To

Lalaport

Berjaya Times Square

Pavilion KL

Tun Razak Exchange

In the Heart of Vibrant Bukit Bintang

Price Starting From $220,000 USD

Key Highlights

A SPACE TAILORED FOR CONTEMPORARY LIVING AND INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY

Pet Friendly

A rare pet-friendly serviced residence in KLCC

Transit Oriented Development

Imbi Monorail, Hang Tuah LRT, and Bukit Bintang MRT stations

488 - 1,038 sq. ft

Dual keys units available with hackable walls

8% Rental Yield

Prime tourism hotspot in KLCC, highly sought after for short-term rentals

Layout Type

Offering diverse layouts from 488 to 1,038 sqft, including 1 to 3-bedroom options and Dual Key units.

40M Infinity
Swimming Pool

Comes With
Balcony

Full Range of
Facilities

Amazing View

Frequently Asked Questions

What services do you offer?

We are dedicated to delivering outstanding real estate services to clients globally, offering comprehensive guidance throughout their property-buying journey in Kuala Lumpur. From pre-sale to post-sale, we strive to provide a smooth and hassle-free experience, including filtering the right property for buyers, support for MM2H, property management, financing solutions, and market analysis.

Can foreigner buy property in Malaysia?

Yes, foreigners can buy property in Malaysia, with a minimum purchase price that varies by state. In Kuala Lumpur, the minimum is typically MYR 1 million (estimated $220,000 USD). Foreigners can purchase condominiums, serviced apartments, and certain landed properties, though properties on Malay Reserved Land are restricted.

Can foreigner buy freehold properties in Malaysia?

Yes, foreigners can buy freehold properties in Malaysia, including in Kuala Lumpur, with no restrictions on the number of properties.

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