CloutHaus Residences
Opposite KLCC, about 30 steps
Own stay 4.2/5Investment 4.1/5
- From
- RM1.5mil
- Bedrooms
- 1–3 bedrooms
- Completion
- January 2029
- Foreign buyers
- All homes
New Launches Foreigners Can Buy in Malaysia
Every new launch we have reviewed that foreign buyers can buy, grouped by area. Each card shows which homes meet the state’s minimum price for foreigners, so you know what is open to you before you open a project.
21 projects
Prices checked October 2026
Open to foreign buyers, by area
KL City Centre
KL City Centre area guide
The Conlay
Completed, freehold, 200 m from Conlay MRT
Own stay 4.2/5Investment 4.4/5
- From
- RM1.46mil
- Bedrooms
- 1 & 3 bedrooms
- Completion
- 2025
- Foreign buyers
- All homes
Pavilion Square
Direct link bridge to Pavilion Mall
Own stay 4.4/5Investment 4.3/5
- From
- RM1.32mil
- Bedrooms
- Studio, 1–3 bedrooms
- Completion
- 2029
- Foreign buyers
- All homes
Golden Crown Residence
Steps to the MRT and TRX Mall
Own stay 4.4/5Investment 4.6/5
- From
- RM1.28mil
- Bedrooms
- 1–2 bedrooms
- Completion
- December 2026
- Foreign buyers
- All homes
Centrix The Station KLCC
LRT right below your unit
Own stay 4.3/5Investment 4.6/5
- From
- RM907,800
- Bedrooms
- Studio, 1–3 bedrooms
- Completion
- 2028–2029
- Foreign buyers
- From RM1mil
MABA Suitez
Managed for you, next to Merdeka 118
Own stay 4.2/5Investment 4.5/5
- From
- RM699,000
- Bedrooms
- Studio, 1 bedroom
- Completion
- 2031
- Foreign buyers
- From RM1mil
Phoeniz Suites
Freehold and managed, near the Twin Towers
Own stay 4.1/5Investment 4.4/5
- From
- RM1.016mil
- Bedrooms
- 1 bedroom
- Completion
- 2031
- Foreign buyers
- All homes
Divine KLCC
400 m from the Twin Towers, short-term rental allowed
Own stay 4.2/5Investment 4.4/5
- From
- RM968,000
- Bedrooms
- 1–3 bedrooms
- Completion
- Q3 2032
- Foreign buyers
- From RM1mil
Times Square 2
Freehold, bridged to Berjaya Times Square
Own stay 4.4/5Investment 4.6/5
- From
- RM688,000
- Bedrooms
- 1–3 bedrooms
- Completion
- October 2027
- Foreign buyers
- From RM1mil
SO/ Kuala Lumpur Residences
Managed by SO/ Sofitel, next to the Twin Towers
Own stay 4.3/5Investment 4.2/5
- From
- RM1.378mil
- Bedrooms
- Studio, 1–2 bedrooms
- Completion
- 2026
- Foreign buyers
- All homes
Jewel by Oxley KLCC
200 m from the Twin Towers, 400 m from KLCC Park
Own stay 4.5/5Investment 4.2/5
- From
- RM1.572mil
- Bedrooms
- 1–3 bedrooms
- Completion
- 2026
- Foreign buyers
- All homes
Bangsar & Bangsar South
Bangsar & Bangsar South area guide
Khaya Residences
Near Mid Valley, 10 minutes’ walk to the LRT
Own stay 4/5Investment 4.2/5
- From
- RM785,000
- Bedrooms
- 1–3 bedrooms
- Completion
- Q2 2029
- Foreign buyers
- From RM1mil
Enlace Suites II
Next to Bangsar South, beside the forest
Own stay 4.4/5Investment 4/5
- From
- RM626,000
- Bedrooms
- Studio, 1–5 bedrooms
- Completion
- November 2029
- Foreign buyers
- From RM1mil
Laurel Residence
Completed, with Bangsar South’s offices 300 m away
Own stay 4.3/5Investment 4.6/5
- From
- RM673,000
- Bedrooms
- 1 & 3 bedrooms
- Completion
- 2025
- Foreign buyers
- From RM1mil
Parkside Residences
A 5-acre park below, 400 m to Bangsar LRT
Own stay 4.6/5Investment 4.5/5
- From
- RM665,000
- Bedrooms
- 1–3 bedrooms
- Completion
- January 2030
- Foreign buyers
- From RM1mil
Bukit Jalil
Bukit Jalil area guide
OAKA Residences
Freehold family homes beside the golf course
Own stay 4.3/5Investment 4.2/5
- From
- RM854,000
- Bedrooms
- 2–3 bedrooms
- Completion
- February 2028
- Foreign buyers
- From RM1mil
The Queenswoodz
3 to 4 bedrooms, a walk to Pavilion Bukit Jalil
Own stay 4.2/5Investment 4/5
- From
- RM723,300
- Bedrooms
- 2–4 bedrooms
- Completion
- 2029
- Foreign buyers
- From RM1mil
Damansara Heights
Damansara Heights area guide
Imperial Residences
Four en suite bedrooms, private lift lobby, next to the MRT
Own stay 4.8/5Investment 4.1/5
- From
- RM5.429mil
- Bedrooms
- 3–5 bedrooms
- Completion
- March 2030
- Foreign buyers
- All homes
Royal Suites
Closest tower to the MRT, suites and dual-key units
Own stay 4.5/5Investment 4.3/5
- From
- RM754,000
- Bedrooms
- Studio, 1–3 bedrooms
- Completion
- May 2030
- Foreign buyers
- From RM1mil
Taman Desa
Taman Desa area guide
Aetas Taman Desa
Freehold, every home a corner, private lift lobby
Own stay 4.7/5Investment 3.9/5
- From
- RM2.4mil
- Bedrooms
- 3–5 bedrooms
- Completion
- 2030
- Foreign buyers
- All homes
Petaling Jaya
Petaling Jaya area guide
Zenia Parkhomes
3-storey homes in a gated and guarded park
Own stay 4.5/5Investment 3.9/5
- From
- RM2.5mil
- Bedrooms
- 4–5 bedrooms
- Completion
- 2030
- Foreign buyers
- All homes
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Get price listsOr ask us on WhatsAppWhich new launches can foreigners buy in Malaysia?
We have reviewed 21 new launches open to foreign buyers: 11 in KL City Centre, 4 in Bangsar & Bangsar South, 2 in Bukit Jalil, 2 in Damansara Heights, 1 in Taman Desa and 1 in Petaling Jaya. At CloutHaus Residences, The Conlay, Pavilion Square, Golden Crown Residence, Phoeniz Suites, SO/ Kuala Lumpur Residences, Jewel by Oxley KLCC, Imperial Residences, Aetas Taman Desa and Zenia Parkhomes, every home is above the minimum price for foreigners. At the others, the homes priced from the minimum are open to you, and we can send the floors at that price.
What is the minimum price for foreigners in Kuala Lumpur and Selangor?
In Kuala Lumpur the minimum purchase price for a foreign buyer is generally RM1mil. In Selangor it is generally RM2mil. Each purchase also needs the state’s approval before the title is transferred, so confirm the current rule with your lawyer before you book.
Do foreigners need MM2H to buy property in Malaysia?
No. A foreign buyer can buy in their own name without an MM2H visa. MM2H is a residence programme, and its own property rules apply only if you join it.
How much stamp duty does a foreign buyer pay?
From 1 January 2026, a foreign buyer pays a flat 8% stamp duty on the transfer of a home, against a 1–4% scale for Malaysians. On a RM1.2mil home that is RM96,000, usually paid when the title is transferred, not on the day you book.
Can foreigners get a home loan in Malaysia?
Yes. Malaysian banks usually lend foreign buyers 60–80% of the price, so plan for a larger cash payment than a local buyer makes.
Can foreigners buy freehold property in Malaysia?
Yes, under the same minimum price and approval rules. 10 of the projects on this page are freehold, letting you keep the home for life and pass it to your children. See them on the freehold shortlist.
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