yes, can focus in bangsar baru, bukit bandaraya & lucky garden

Here's what the search results show for Bangsar Baru, Bukit Bandaraya and Lucky Garden — note these are indicative asking/transacted figures that vary by unit, floor, age and condition. Lucky Garden: listings show asking prices around RM 528.33 psf, with one unit listed at RM 4,800,000 and another at RM 784.31 psf as at Sep 2026 [1]. Bangsar Baru: older walk-up apartments in the Bangsar Baru area may trade below RM 500 psf, while newer or refurbished units in premium developments can exceed RM 1,000 psf [2]. Bukit Bandaraya: no specific figures for this sub-area appear in the results. The closest is the wider Bangsar landed market, where semi-detached houses and bungalows along Jalan Bangsar and Bukit Bangsar command premium prices due to central location and generous plot sizes [2]. Bangsar-wide context: the median transacted price for a condominium in Bangsar ranges from RM 580,000 to RM 900,000 depending on building age, size and exact location [2]. Intermediate terrace houses range from RM 1,800,000 to RM 2,500,000 [2]. In 4Q2024, the average transacted price for high-rise residential units in Bangsar grew 3.6% y-o-y to RM 977,000 [3]. As of Sep 2026 there were 2,031 properties for sale in Bangsar [1]. For Bukit Bandaraya specifically, I'd suggest checking recent subsale transactions for individual schemes there, as the results don't break out that area.