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Core Residence

Completed 2024

From RM1,400,000 ≈ US$350,000

700 homes

Core Residence, KL City Centre, artist's impression
Artist's impression.
Overview

About Core Residence

Core Residence is a completed development of 700 serviced apartments in three towers of 45, 40 and 36 storeys, in KL City Centre, by Core Precious Development Sdn Bhd. It received its Certificate of Completion and Compliance on 22 July 2024, so it is ready to live in.

Inside the TRX precinct

Part of the Tun Razak Exchange masterplan, about 211 m from The Exchange TRX mall.

TRX interchange station

Where the Kajang and Putrajaya MRT lines meet, with entrances about 410 m from the site.

Freehold, furnished, completed

Freehold, sold fully furnished, with one car park bay per home, and already completed.

Pools on Levels 7 and 50

Level 7 has a function hall, reading room, playroom, lounge and pool; Level 50 adds a gym, pool and deck.

Seven plans, fifteen homes a floor

Layouts from 624 to 1,022 sq ft, one to three bedrooms.

Green certified

The developer states the building holds both GBI and LEED green ratings.

At a glance

Key information

Price fromRM1,400,000 (≈ US$350,000)
DeveloperCore Precious Development Sdn Bhd
Official project nameResidensi Core
LocationKuala Lumpur
Property typeServiced apartments
BuildingThree towers of 45, 40 and 36 storeys
Total homes700
StatusCompleted, ready to live in
Completion certificate (CCC)22 July 2024
Handover began15 August 2024
Today's prices and available unitsPrices change by floor and view. I'll WhatsApp you the current prices and the units still open.
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Building plans

Floor and facility plans

What residents share, from the developer's sales materials. Tap any picture to open it full size.

Rooftop infinity pool facing the skyline, Core Residence, artist's impression
Rooftop infinity pool facing the skyline
Level 7 podium pool and planted terraces, Core Residence, artist's impression
Level 7 podium pool and planted terraces
Payment

How you pay: 10% down payment, balance within 90 days

Core Residence is completed, so there are no construction stages to pay for. You pay a 10% down payment when you sign the Sale and Purchase Agreement, and the 90% balance within 90 days.

10%Down paymentWhen you sign the Sale and Purchase Agreement
90%BalanceWithin 90 days of signing

The Sale and Purchase Agreement for your unit sets the exact payment period, including any extension. Ask me for the terms on the unit you choose.

Location

Location and what's nearby

KL City Centre covers KLCC, Bukit Bintang, Tun Razak Exchange (TRX) and Kenny Hills, all in the Federal Territory of Kuala Lumpur. See every project in KL City Centre →

Rail

  • Tun Razak Exchange MRT429 m
  • Bukit Bintang Monorail753 m
  • Imbi Monorail787 m
  • Bukit Bintang MRT828 m
  • Pudu LRT864 m

Shopping

  • The Exchange TRX224 m
  • Shaw Parade500 m
  • Pudu Plaza534 m
  • Berjaya Times Square647 m
  • Sungei Wang Plaza705 m

Hospitals

  • Prince Court Medical Centre1.0 km
  • Chinese Maternity Hospital1.3 km
  • Tung Shin Hospital1.5 km
  • Sunway Medical Centre Velocity1.6 km
  • ALTY Orthopaedic Hospital2.2 km

International schools

  • Ideas International School1.0 km
  • Taylor's International School Kuala Lumpur1.8 km
  • St. John's International Primary School2.1 km
  • The Surin International School2.1 km
  • St. John's International Secondary School2.2 km

Maps

Location map of the precinct, Core Residence, artist's impression
Location map of the precinct
The TRX precinct and neighbouring towers, Core Residence, artist's impression
The TRX precinct and neighbouring towers

Straight-line distances. Walking routes are longer.

Buying from overseas

For foreign buyers

Can I buy here?

Yes, except units reserved under Malaysia's Bumiputera quota. Foreigners can't buy property valued under RM1 million per unit, and each state sets its own minimum, so I'll tell you which units qualify.

Do I need approval?

Yes. Every foreign purchase needs written approval from the state government, under section 433B of Malaysia's National Land Code.

What tax do I pay?

Stamp duty of 8% of the price, or the market value if higher, for foreign buyers from 1 January 2026. Ask me for the full list of costs.

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Before you ask

Common questions about Core Residence

Where is Core Residence?

Core Residence is in KL City Centre, in the Federal Territory of Kuala Lumpur. The map on this page shows its location.

Can I buy at Core Residence as a foreigner?

Yes, except units reserved under Malaysia's Bumiputera quota. Malaysia's federal property guideline doesn't allow foreigners to buy property valued under RM1 million per unit, and each state sets its own minimum price for foreigners, so ask me which units you can buy.

How much does a unit at Core Residence cost?

Prices start from RM1,400,000 (≈ US$350,000), the developer's current starting price for this project, before any rebate. Prices change by floor, size and view, so WhatsApp me for today's prices and the units still available.

Is Core Residence ready to move into?

Yes. Core Residence received its Certificate of Completion and Compliance (CCC), the certificate that a building is complete and fit to occupy, on 22 July 2024, and handover to buyers began on 15 August 2024, according to Malaysia's housing ministry records.

How do I pay for a unit at Core Residence?

Core Residence is completed, so you pay a 10% down payment when you sign the Sale and Purchase Agreement and the 90% balance within 90 days. The Sale and Purchase Agreement for your unit sets the exact period.

Who is the developer of Core Residence?

Core Precious Development Sdn Bhd, according to Malaysia's housing ministry records.

How big is Core Residence?

700 homes in three towers of 45, 40 and 36 storeys, according to Malaysia's housing ministry records.

What's the nearest train station to Core Residence?

Tun Razak Exchange MRT, 429 m; Bukit Bintang Monorail, 753 m; Imbi Monorail, 787 m, measured in a straight line on OpenStreetMap.

What taxes do I pay when buying as a foreigner?

Stamp duty of 8% of the price, or of the market value if that is higher, for buyers who are neither Malaysian citizens nor permanent residents, under Malaysia's Finance Act 2025 from 1 January 2026. Ask me for the full list of costs for your unit.

Can I get a home loan in Malaysia as a foreigner?

Bank Negara Malaysia's foreign exchange rules, in force from 1 October 2025, allow a non-resident to borrow ringgit, in any amount, from a Malaysian resident lender to buy property in Malaysia. The rules permit the borrowing; they do not require any bank to lend, so confirm with your bank before you book.

Can I view Core Residence from overseas?

Yes. I can show you the units and the sales gallery on a video call, so you can view before you travel.

How do I get today's prices?

WhatsApp me on +60 14-913 3919, or send the form on this page with your country and budget, and I'll send today's prices, the units still available and the floor plans.

Prices & floor plans

Get the units still available

Tell me where you're buying from and what you need. I'll reply on WhatsApp with today's prices and the units still open.

Seann Siow · REN 34312 · WhatsApp +60 14-913 3919

Sources

  • Starting price: the developer's current starting price for this project, before any rebate or Bumiputera discount, checked 19 October 2026. The lowest-priced units may already be sold; today's prices and available units are on the developer's current price list.
  • Project facts (developer, official project name, building, number of homes, bedrooms, bathrooms, sales permit, completion certificate and handover dates and map location): Malaysia's Ministry of Housing and Local Government (KPKT), TEDUH housing-project register, teduh.kpkt.gov.my, checked 19 October 2026.
  • Floor plans: the developer's sales brochure.
  • US dollars: converted at RM4 = US$1 and rounded, a rough guide only; you pay in ringgit.
  • Distances: straight-line, from the location on KPKT's register to each place as mapped on OpenStreetMap, measured 19 October 2026.
  • Foreign-buyer rules: National Land Code, section 433B; Ministry of Economy, Guideline on the Acquisition of Properties (in force 13 July 2022); Finance Act 2025 (stamp duty); Bank Negara Malaysia foreign exchange policy (in force 1 October 2025).

Pictures are artist's impressions. Prices, availability and foreign-buyer eligibility change; I'll confirm them for the exact unit before you book. General information, not legal, tax or financial advice. Seann Siow, REN 34312.