Seremban City and Senawang: Condos, Apartments and Area Guide

Seremban grew as a tin-mining town in the 1840s, when it was still called Sungai Ujong and the Linggi River carried tin to Melaka. The first British Resident, Captain Patrick James Murray, set up his house on what is now Jalan Dato' Siamang Gagap. Seremban is the state capital and has been a city since 20 January 2020, run by the Seremban City Council.

Senawang lies south of the town and borders Rembau and Kuala Pilah districts. It is one of the main factory areas of the state, with industrial areas at Sri Senawang, Tuanku Jaafar and New Senawang, and shops around Taipan Senawang and Bandar Prima Senawang.

This zone is split across three parliament seats. The town centre streets (Jalan Yam Tuan, Jalan Lee Sam, Taman Bukit Kaya), Rasah, Rahang and the Senawang polling district are in the Rasah seat (P.130). DOSM put its median household income at RM 7,335 a month in 2024, for about 265,000 people.

Lobak, Temiang, Sikamat and Ampangan are in the Seremban seat (P.128), with a 2024 median of RM 5,934. Paroi, Taman Tasik Jaya and Senawang Jaya belong to the Paroi state seat inside the Rembau seat (P.131), where the median was RM 5,960. All three seats reach well beyond the city. Seremban district as a whole had a median of RM 6,472, against RM 5,591 for the state.

NAPIC lists the district of each sale but not the suburb, so we matched 14 buildings in this zone by name. Their 29 condo and apartment sales in 2024 had a median of RM 290 psf (RM 285,000). The 24 sales of 2025 show RM 309 psf. Note: 18 of the 24 sales were at Pr1ma @ Seremban Sentral, so one project shapes this figure. Low-cost flats sold for a median of RM 68,000 in 2024. Note: 19 of the 29 sales were at Rumah Pangsa Rasah Jaya, so one project shapes this figure.

For a wider view, all condo and apartment sales in Seremban district had a median of RM 251 psf in 2024 (RM 207,000, 134 sales). That district total also includes Nilai, Mantin and Seremban 2.

The zone has no separate town pages yet. These are the main places and some of our pages in each.

• Town centre and Bukit Rasah: Pr1ma @ Seremban Sentral and Residensi Seremban Sentral on Jalan Rasah; Condo Tasik Mewah on Jalan Keliling.
• Temiang, Lobak and Taman Bukit Kaya: Le Renaissance, Sentrio Residences at Taman Bukit Galena, Bayu Temiang Residensi and Rumah Pangsa Lobak.
• Sikamat and Paroi: Seremban Putra, Taman Bukit Nibong and Casurina.
• Senawang: Troika at Bandar Prima Senawang, Garden Villa, Seroja and Spanish Villa at Taman Tasik Jaya.
• Sungai Gadut: Arcadia Green at Tuanku Jaafar Golf and Country Resort.

• SMK King George V in Rasah and SMK Methodist (ACS) on Jalan Dato Bandar Tunggal.
• SK St Paul at Taman Bukit Kaya and Kolej Tingkatan Enam Tuanku Muhriz at Taman Rahang.
• In Senawang: SK Senawang, SK Lavender Heights, SMK Senawang and SMK Seri Pagi.

• Hospital Tuanku Ja'afar Seremban on Jalan Rasah, with 1,143 beds and 23 clinical specialties.
• SALAM Senawang Specialist Hospital at Lavender Heights, a 105-bed private hospital with a 24-hour emergency unit.
• Seremban Specialist Hospital and Mawar Medical Centre, both private.

• The State Museum, an old palace moved from Kuala Pilah, and the Seremban Lake Garden.
• The Church of the Visitation, a parish since 1848, and Seremban Square in the town centre.
• Football at the Tuanku Abdul Rahman Stadium in Paroi, home of Negeri Sembilan FC.
• Local food: baked crabs on Jalan Tuanku Munawir, Seremban beef noodles and siew pau.

• KTM Komuter: Seremban, Senawang and Sungai Gadut stations. The 8.5 km extension from Seremban to Senawang and Sungai Gadut was finished in 2011.
• Roads: the North–South Expressway, LEKAS and the Seremban–Port Dickson Highway all have interchanges near Senawang. Federal Route 1 runs through the town.
• Bus: Terminal One is Seremban's main bus station, and the state runs free bus lines in Seremban.

In the buildings we matched in NAPIC sales the median was RM 290 psf in 2024. All condo sales in Seremban district had a median of RM 251 psf.

It is split. The Senawang polling district is in the Rasah seat (P.130), while Taman Tasik Jaya and Senawang Jaya are in the Paroi state seat of the Rembau seat (P.131).

Yes. Senawang and Sungai Gadut stations are on the KTM Komuter Batu Caves–Pulau Sebang Line, one and two stops after Seremban.