Pudu: Condos, Apartments and Area Guide

Pudu (spelt Pudoh in colonial times) grew up along Federal Route 1, Jalan Pudu. Next to the Pudu wet market is Jalan Pasar, known for shops selling electronic parts. Pudu Prison, built in the 1890s, stood at the Bukit Bintang end. It closed in 1996, its walls came down from 2010, and the site is now Bukit Bintang City Centre (BBCC), a 19.4-acre mixed development on Jalan Hang Tuah and Jalan Pudu.

Our Pudu pages also include streets such as Jalan Loke Yew, Jalan Jubilee, Jalan Gajus and Jalan Barat.

Most of Pudu is in the Bukit Bintang parliament seat (P.120), and a part spills over into the Cheras seat (P.123), which has polling districts such as Jalan Pasar, Pudu Hujung and Pudu Ulu. In 2024 the median household earned RM 10,966 a month in the Bukit Bintang seat and RM 10,228 in the Cheras seat (DOSM). These are whole-seat figures, not Pudu's own.

Few homes in the 8 Pudu buildings we matched change hands in NAPIC data. In 2024 a condominium or apartment sold for a median of RM 405 psf (10 sales), and in 2023 for RM 424 psf. There were too few sales in 2025 to give a median. In the same 2024 data the median for the whole City Centre zone was RM 768 psf.

• OPUS Kuala Lumpur: condominium in Pudu.
• One Residences: condominium in Pudu.
• Skyline KL: condominium in Pudu.
• PRIMA Residensi Jalan Jubilee: condominium on Jalan Jubilee.
• Residensi Akasia Raya: apartment in Pudu.
• City Park Apartments: apartment in Pudu.
• Pudu Plaza City Apartment: apartment in Pudu.
• Jubilee Court: apartment in Pudu.

• Tung Shin Academy of Nursing.
• Government schools around Pudu include SJK (C) Kung Min and SK Jalan Hang Tuah 1.

• Tung Shin Hospital, a private hospital on Jalan Pudu.
• Kuala Lumpur Hospital on Jalan Pahang is the main government hospital for the city.

• Pudu Market (Pasar Besar Pudu), one of the largest wet markets in Kuala Lumpur.
• Jalan Pasar electronics shops.
• Bukit Bintang City Centre on the old Pudu Prison site, with the LaLaport mall.
• Bukit Bintang's malls and Jalan Alor are a walk away.

Pudu LRT station is on the Ampang and Sri Petaling lines. Hang Tuah station (LRT and monorail) is beside BBCC. Pudu Sentral, opened on 2 October 1976 as the Puduraya terminal, is now a local bus terminal: long-distance buses moved to Terminal Bersepadu Selatan, which opened on 1 January 2011.

In NAPIC sales in the Pudu buildings we matched, the median was RM 405 psf in 2024, from 10 sales. There were too few sales in 2025 for a median.

Mostly the Bukit Bintang seat (P.120), with part in the Cheras seat (P.123).

No. Since Terminal Bersepadu Selatan opened in 2011, most long-distance buses use TBS. Pudu Sentral serves local buses.