old klang road

Old Klang Road (Jalan Klang Lama) is a mature, rental-led corridor in Kuala Lumpur. Based on EdgeProp area data, the median transacted price there is around RM600,000, at roughly RM416 psf, across about 386 residential transactions in 72 projects between April 2025 and March 2026 [1]. That works out to a fairly affordable entry point by KL standards, and the market is described as steady and tenanted rather than speculative — freehold land is comparatively scarce, which gives new freehold stock an edge [1]. On the supply side, Exsim Group bought Lucky Plaza in Old Klang Road in February for redevelopment [2], which points to continued interest in rejuvenating older commercial sites along the corridor. For wider context, Malaysia's full-year 2025 NAPIC report showed transaction value up 4.1% to RM241.87 billion, though volume slipped 1% to 416,413 transactions [3], and average house prices were around RM507,533 in Q1 2026 [5]. Financing remains the main hurdle: 72% of developers reported buyers failing to secure mortgage approval, with the RM500,001–RM700,000 band — right in Old Klang Road's range — among the hardest hit at 31–45% of attempted transactions failing [3]. I don't have live figures for individual projects or current rental rates on Old Klang Road in these results, so treat the numbers above as indicative area-level data only; actual prices vary by unit, floor, age and condition. For a specific block or a rental estimate, it's best to check recent subsale and rental listings for that project.