The developer’s 2026 leaflet places Khaya near Abdullah Hukum LRT, KL Eco City, The Gardens Mall and Mid Valley Megamall. It indicates 300 metres to Abdullah Hukum LRT and 600 metres to Kerinchi LRT. These are developer-provided distances, rather than independently measured walking routes.

During a viewing, try the station approach and the route to your usual destinations. Check crossings, shelter, slopes and the return journey at the time you expect to travel. If you drive, assess the entry and exit routes during your normal commuting period. This gives you a more useful comparison than an advertised journey time.

Comparing Bangsar with another neighbourhood? The Kuala Lumpur area guide can help you organise the wider shortlist.

The planned facilities include exercise areas, shared workspaces, gardens and rooms for smaller gatherings. Start with the ones you would use during a normal week.

Khaya has 15 typical layout families and 20 X-Suite types, with mirrored versions within those families. Start with the typical-layout table, then open the complete floor plans below.

The “+1” and “+2” labels retain the developer’s description of additional spaces. Look at the drawing to see whether each is a study, utility room or another use; do not assume it is an extra full bedroom.

The X-Suite collection varies by room arrangement and outdoor space. Compare the main unit, terrace and other accessory areas separately; a combined area must not be treated as entirely indoor living space.

Fourteen individual X-Suite plans are included below. For X17, X18, X19, X21, X23 and X26, ask for the exact individual plan before comparing dimensions or room arrangements.

Use the Type A and Type L show units to picture your furniture and how you would use each room. Furniture, fittings, decoration and finishes are display examples; check the agreed sale specification for what is included.

A useful shortlist looks beyond the purchase price. For your selected unit, work through the upfront cash required, financing, legal and transaction expenses, furnishing, parking arrangements, management charges and sinking-fund contributions.

Ask for current written figures and the final specifications. Utility tariffs and other recurring charges should be checked for the property rather than assumed from a marketing description.

Use the property calculators to explore your own assumptions, and read the new launch versus subsale guide when comparing your options. For title questions, start with the freehold and leasehold guide and have your solicitor check the specific documents.

For purchase budgeting, review the stamp duty guide and the assessment and quit rent guide. Confirm current amounts and applicability for your transaction with the relevant professionals.

Your eligibility, approvals, financing and purchase expenses depend on your circumstances and the selected property. Read the Malaysia property guide for foreign buyers as a starting point, then check current rules and the proposed transaction with your solicitor. Jacky can help organise the project information and questions needed for that discussion.

Related reading covers minimum purchase thresholds, state consent, MM2H and selling later and RPGT. Check current rules with your solicitor before relying on any guide for a decision.