New Property in Titiwangsa 2026

All new property launches in Titiwangsa, Kuala Lumpur — Sentul, Jalan Ipoh, Wahyu, Jalan Kuching and Danau Kota. MRT and LRT connected, lakeside living in north KL, direct from developers.

14 active projects8 new launchesFrom RM400k

New Launches in Titiwangsa

Why Buy in Titiwangsa?

Titiwangsa MRT & LRT Hub

Titiwangsa is served by both the Titiwangsa MRT station (Putrajaya/Circle line) and Titiwangsa LRT station (Ampang/Sri Petaling line), plus Sentul KTM Komuter — one of KL's best-connected northern nodes. KLCC is just 2 MRT stops away, making this one of the most transit-accessible affordable areas in the city.

Sentul Urban Renewal

YTL Corporation's Sentul West and Sentul East masterplan transformed this former industrial and railway area into a creative arts and residential hub. The Kuala Lumpur Performing Arts Centre (KLPAC), The Yard retail street, and multiple residential towers anchor a neighbourhood with rising property values and a strong cultural identity.

Lakeside Living

Titiwangsa Lake Gardens is one of KL's largest urban parks, offering jogging tracks, lake views, and recreational facilities that are rare for an inner-city location. Units overlooking the lake command a premium and hold value well. The park's expanse also limits future supply on the lakeside, protecting existing landowners.

Titiwangsa Property Price Guide 2026

Unit TypeProperty TypePrice Range
StudioServiced ApartmentRM400k – RM520k
1-BedroomServiced Apartment / CondoRM480k – RM680k
2-BedroomCondo / Serviced AptRM620k – RM950k

Price ranges are indicative. Verify current developer pricing on individual project pages.

Recently Completed in Titiwangsa

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the average price of new property in Titiwangsa in 2026?
New property in Titiwangsa in 2026 typically starts from RM400,000 for studio and small-format serviced apartments near the MRT and LRT stations, with 1-bedroom units ranging from RM480,000 to RM680,000 and 2-bedroom condos reaching RM620,000 to RM950,000. Sentul new launches by YTL and other established developers tend to sit at the higher end of this range due to the masterplanned urban renewal premium. Compared to KLCC which is just 2 MRT stops away, Titiwangsa offers significantly better value per square foot, making it a compelling choice for buyers who want inner-city access at a discount, based on NAPIC transaction data.
Which transit lines serve Titiwangsa?
Titiwangsa is one of KL's best-served northern transit nodes. The Titiwangsa MRT station on the Putrajaya/Circle line (MRT Line 2) and the Titiwangsa LRT station on the Ampang/Sri Petaling line (LRT Line 1) both serve the area, giving residents a rare dual-line interchange. Sentul KTM Komuter station adds a third rail option, connecting south to KL Sentral and north to Rawang. Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) routes also operate along Jalan Ipoh. Together, these make Titiwangsa among the best-connected residential districts in north KL, with KLCC, KL Sentral, and Putrajaya all reachable without a car.
What is the Sentul redevelopment?
The Sentul redevelopment is YTL Corporation's large-scale urban regeneration project that transformed the former KTM railway maintenance workshops in Sentul into a mixed-use arts, retail, and residential precinct. Sentul West and Sentul East are now established residential neighbourhoods featuring mid-rise and high-rise condominiums, the Kuala Lumpur Performing Arts Centre (KLPAC), The Yard retail street, and extensive landscaped grounds. The regeneration has significantly lifted property values in Sentul over the past decade, and new residential phases continue to launch. For buyers seeking a masterplanned urban precinct at a discount to KLCC or Bangsar South, Sentul represents one of the best-value redevelopment plays left in KL.
Is Titiwangsa good for investment?
Titiwangsa is a solid investment area in 2026, driven by strong rental demand from professionals working at KL city centre and Pusat Bandar Damansara who prefer to avoid Bangsar South and KLCC rental prices. Gross rental yields typically range from 4% to 6% for well-located condos near the MRT and LRT stations. The Titiwangsa Lake Gardens — one of KL's largest urban parks — commands a lakeside premium for units with park-facing views, which also tend to hold value better in slower markets. The ongoing maturation of Sentul as a cultural and lifestyle hub continues to attract younger professional renters, supporting occupancy rates and rental growth prospects.

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