New Property in Kepong 2026

New property in Kepong in 2026 ranges from RM180,000 for older apartments in Jinjang and Old Kepong to RM700,000 for terrace houses in Taman Wahyu. New condo launches in Sri Kepong and Segambut are priced from RM300,000–RM650,000 — among the most affordable in KL proper. The Kepong median residential transaction price is approximately RM320,000 based on NAPIC data, making it one of KL's best-value markets for first-time buyers.

Segambut is Kepong's fastest-rising sub-market — an upcoming MRT station on the Putrajaya Line (MRT2) is transforming this area, and new mid-range condo launches are being snapped up by investors ahead of the station opening. Sri Kepong and Metro Prima offer established living with complete amenities and existing MRT access. For affordability, Jinjang and Old Kepong have the lowest entry prices in KL proper, suiting investors targeting the RM280k–RM380k budget.

Kepong is one of KL's most undervalued property corridors in 2026. Prices remain 30–40% below comparable areas in Damansara or Bangsar despite similar KL proximity (15–25 minutes to KLCC). The Segambut MRT station (Putrajaya Line) will significantly improve connectivity when fully operational, and pre-emptive buying by investors has already pushed Segambut prices up 8–12% since the station was announced. Rental yields of 4.5–5.5% are achievable near MRT stations.

Kepong has excellent rail connectivity. The MRT Kepong station (Putrajaya Line) connects to KL Sentral in approximately 20 minutes and to the city centre interchange at Pasar Seni in 25 minutes. The KTM Komuter also serves Taman Wahyu and Kepong Sentral stations on the Port Klang–Batu Caves Line. By road, the Middle Ring Road 1 (MRR1) and Jalan Ipoh provide quick access to KL city. The DUKE (Duta-Ulu Kelang Expressway) connects Kepong to Ampang and the east of KL.