Kuala Langat: Condos, Apartments and Area Guide

Kuala Langat covers about 858 square kilometres between Klang and Petaling to the north, Sepang to the east and the Strait of Malacca to the west. It is run by the Kuala Langat Municipal Council. Oil palm is the main crop, and the district has the Kuala Langat North and South forest reserves and Carey Island.

Banting, on the Langat River, is the district seat. Jugra, a former royal town of Selangor, is nearby. Industry is growing around the Telok Panglima Garang Free Trade Zone in the north, and Bandar Saujana Putra, started by LBS Bina in 2003, sits across the ELITE from Cyberjaya.

The median household in Kuala Langat district earned RM 10,583 a month in 2024 (DOSM), just under the Selangor median of RM 10,726. It was RM 10,093 in 2022 and RM 6,950 in 2019, one of the faster rises in the state over those five years. DOSM estimates 331,600 people lived in the district in 2026.

Kuala Langat is a landed market. In all NAPIC sales in the district, a 2-storey terrace sold for a median of RM 522,500 in 2025 and a 1-storey terrace for RM 394,500. High-rise sales are few: condominiums and apartments sold for a median of RM 370 psf in 2024 from 35 sales, and 2025 had too few sales to show. The Selangor high-rise median was RM 380 psf in 2025.

• Banting: the district seat on the Langat River, with farms, industrial areas and older apartment blocks.
• Jenjarom: the largest Chinese New Village in the state, with about 30,000 residents.
• Telok Panglima Garang: a free trade zone and newer townships such as Bandar Tropicana Aman and Eco Sanctuary.
• Tanjong Duabelas and Bandar Saujana Putra: the northern edge near Putra Heights and Cyberjaya.
• Tanjong Sepat and Morib: fishing town and beach on the coast.

• Secondary schools in Banting include SMK Bandar Banting and SMJK Methodist Telok Datok.
• There is no university campus in the district. Xiamen University Malaysia in Sepang and the universities of Cyberjaya are the nearest.

• Hospital Banting: the government hospital for the district.
• Hospital Wanita Metro (private) also has a branch in Banting.

• Morib beach: a quiet beach with seafood restaurants, one of the British landing points at the end of World War II in 1945.
• Tanjong Sepat: seafood steamboat, steamed buns, the Gano Farm mushroom farm and the rebuilt lovers' bridge.
• Jugra, the old royal town near Banting.
• The National Space Centre at Kanchong Darat and the paragliding park.

Kuala Langat depends on roads. The Klang–Banting Highway (Federal Route 5) runs from Klang through Telok Panglima Garang to Banting, and the South Klang Valley Expressway (SKVE) has linked Telok Panglima Garang with Shah Alam, Kuala Lumpur and Putrajaya since 2012. KLIA and Putrajaya are within driving distance.

Banting, on the Langat River, is the district seat. Other towns are Jenjarom, Telok Panglima Garang, Tanjong Sepat, Morib and Bandar Saujana Putra.

In all NAPIC sales in the district, a 2-storey terrace sold for a median of RM 522,500 in 2025 and a 1-storey terrace for RM 394,500.

DOSM puts the district median at RM 10,583 a month in 2024, close to the Selangor median of RM 10,726.

Tanjong Sepat town is in Kuala Langat district, but for elections it is part of the Sepang parliament seat (P.113), not the Kuala Langat seat.