Bangsar South, Pantai and Mid Valley: Condos, Apartments and Area Guide

Bangsar South is a 60-acre development by UOA Group on land it bought in 2005, the former Kampung Kerinchi village. It has office towers, condos, serviced residences and the KL Gateway Mall. In 2019 DBKL restored the Kampung Kerinchi name to the wider area, and "Bangsar South" now refers to the commercial development itself.

Pantai Dalam lies south of Bangsar and is named after the Pantai river, which starts inside the Universiti Malaya grounds. It is a mix of PPR and other public flats, Pantai Hillpark condos and bungalows in Kampung Pantai. Mid Valley City, at the northern end of Jalan Klang Lama, was built by IGB from 1992 on the site of an old abattoir. All three are in the Lembah Pantai parliament seat.

Bangsar South is in the Lembah Pantai seat (P.121). DOSM gives household income for the whole seat, not for each neighbourhood in it. The median household in the seat earned RM 10,331 a month in 2024, against RM 9,680 in 2022 and a KL median of RM 10,802. The seat mixes high-income streets in Bangsar with low-cost flats in Pantai Dalam, so the median sits close to the KL figure. About 154,500 people lived in the seat in 2024.

This is one of the more affordable parts of West KL in NAPIC sales. A condominium or apartment in the 12 buildings we matched sold for a median of RM 436 psf in 2024 and RM 439 psf in 2025, against RM 650 psf for West KL as a whole in 2025. Low-cost flats sold for a median of RM 220,000 in 2024. Sales counts are small, so read these as a guide only.

• KL Gateway Residences: serviced residence at Kampung Kerinchi.
• The Park Residences 1: condominium at Bangsar South.
• South View: serviced residence at Bangsar South.
• Andalucia: condominium in Pantai Dalam.
• Pantai Hillpark 5: condominium in Pantai Hill Park.
• Enlace: serviced residence in Pantai Sentral Park.
• The Gardens Residences: serviced residence at Mid Valley City.
• Northpoint Residences: condominium at Mid Valley City.

• Universiti Malaya (UM), on about 750 acres in Lembah Pantai. Many of its students live in Pantai Dalam.
• SMK Seri Pantai in Bukit Kerinchi.

• University of Malaya Medical Centre (UMMC): the teaching hospital of UM, with 1,617 beds. It is in KL, but the road to it runs along the Selangor border and is reached from Petaling Jaya.
• LifeCare Diagnostic Medical Centre at Bangsar South, opened in 2012.
• Pantai Hospital Kuala Lumpur on Jalan Bukit Pantai, Bangsar.

• Mid Valley Megamall (about 430 stores) and the connected The Gardens Mall, with hotels and a convention centre.
• KL Gateway Mall and Nexus at Bangsar South.
• KL Eco City, a 25-acre mixed development by S P Setia next to Mid Valley, on the old Kampung Haji Abdullah Hukum site.
• Angkasapuri, the headquarters of RTM, is in Lembah Pantai.

The Kelana Jaya LRT Line stops at Abdullah Hukum, Kerinchi (linked to Bangsar South by a footbridge) and Universiti. KTM Komuter stops at Mid Valley (opened in 2004 and connected to the Megamall) and, on the Port Klang Line, at Abdullah Hukum, Angkasapuri and Pantai Dalam. A footbridge joins The Gardens Mall to Abdullah Hukum station. The Federal Highway and New Pantai Expressway run through the area.

Bangsar South is the UOA Group development on the old Kampung Kerinchi site. Since 2019 the wider area has again been called Kampung Kerinchi, and Bangsar South refers to the development itself.

In NAPIC sales in the buildings we matched, the median was RM 436 psf in 2024 and RM 439 psf in 2025. Sales counts are small.

Lembah Pantai (P.121), together with Bangsar South and Pantai Dalam. The whole seat had a median household income of RM 10,331 a month in 2024 (DOSM).

Mid Valley KTM Komuter station is linked to the Megamall, and Abdullah Hukum station (LRT Kelana Jaya Line and KTM) is linked to The Gardens Mall by a footbridge.