From RM968,000 ≈ US$242,000Foreigners can buy units from RM1 million (≈ US$250,000)
1 to 3 bedrooms · 1,033 homes

Divine KLCC is a development of 1,033 serviced apartments in two towers of 83 and 44 storeys, in KL City Centre, by Sinaran Urusjuta Sdn Bhd. Homes have 1 to 3 bedrooms. Handover is expected in October 2032.
Suria KLCC and KLCC Park are a short walk away, with three rail stations within roughly 650 metres of the tower.
A planned covered link runs from the tower to the Jalan Ampang and KLCC junction, keeping the walk protected from weather.
Leisure facilities sit at upper levels rather than on a podium, including a lap pool, sky bar and a proposed rooftop bar.
Some layouts place a freestanding bathtub against the window, though availability depends on the specific unit chosen.
The B-series plans split into two self-contained halves sharing one entrance, each with its own bedroom and bathroom.
Day-to-day service is handled by a hospitality management group, and interiors are designed by award-winning studios.
Tap a plan to open it full size. Sizes and rooms are from the developer's sales materials. Ask me which layouts are still available, and on which floors.
Type A1540 sq ft (50 m²) · 1+1 bedrooms, 1 bathroomBedroom sits on the window wall beside the living room, with a study tucked behind the bathroom.
Type B3 (dual key)684 sq ft (64 m²) · 2 bedrooms, 2 bathroomsOne shared entrance leads to two mirror-image halves, each with its own bedroom, bathroom, pantry and bathtub.
Type C982 sq ft (91 m²) · 2+1 bedrooms, 2 bathroomsSplit plan with bedrooms on opposite sides and a freestanding bathtub by the glazing in Bedroom 1.Where each layout sits on the floor decides the view. Tell me which side matters to you.
Typical floor plate highlighting the ten Type A1 homes
Typical floor plate highlighting the three Type B3 units
Upper plate showing the Type C home at unit 03From the developer's sales materials. Final layouts and sizes are as set out in the Sale and Purchase Agreement. Ask which layouts are still available →
You pay 10% when you sign the Sale and Purchase Agreement. After that the developer bills you each time a building stage is completed, so your payments follow the construction. The last 15% is due when you get the keys and in the months after.
| Stage | Payment | Paid so far |
|---|---|---|
| Down payment | ||
| When you sign the Sale and Purchase Agreement (SPA) | 10% | 10% |
| During construction | ||
| Foundation | 10% | 20% |
| Car park structure | 5% | 25% |
| Building structure | 10% | 35% |
| Walls, doors and window frames | 10% | 45% |
| Roof, wiring and plumbing | 10% | 55% |
| Internal finishes | 5% | 60% |
| External finishes | 5% | 65% |
| Sewerage | 10% | 75% |
| Drains | 5% | 80% |
| Roads | 5% | 85% |
| At handover and after | ||
| Handover of keys (vacant possession) | 7.5% | 92.5% |
| Strata title handed over | 2.5% | 95% |
| 8 months after handover held by the developer's lawyer until then | 2.5% | 97.5% |
| 24 months after handover held by the developer's lawyer until then | 2.5% | 100% |
| Total | 100% | |
Shaded rows are paid at handover or after. The schedule in your own Sale and Purchase Agreement is the one that applies. Ask me for the estimated date of each stage →
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 →
Straight-line distances. Walking routes are longer.
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.
Yes. Every foreign purchase needs written approval from the state government, under section 433B of Malaysia's National Land Code.
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.
Divine KLCC is in KL City Centre, in the Federal Territory of Kuala Lumpur. The map on this page shows its location.
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.
Prices start from RM968,000 (≈ US$242,000), the lowest price on the developer's approved advertising and sales permit for this project, before any rebate, according to Malaysia's housing ministry records. Foreign buyers can buy the units priced at RM1 million (≈ US$250,000) or more. Prices change by floor, size and view, so WhatsApp me for today's prices and the units still available.
You pay 10% as a down payment, 75% during construction and 15% at handover and after: 10% when you sign the Sale and Purchase Agreement, then a payment each time a building stage is completed, and the last 15% when you get the keys and in the months after. The payment schedule in your own Sale and Purchase Agreement is the one that applies.
The developer's handover date is 6 October 2032, according to Malaysia's housing ministry records. Your own sale and purchase agreement sets the date that applies to you.
The developer is Sinaran Urusjuta Sdn Bhd. Malaysia's housing ministry lists the project's sales permit as 31096-1/06-2029/0456(A)-(S), valid until 20 June 2029. You can check any Malaysian project's permit yourself at teduh.kpkt.gov.my.
1 to 3 bedrooms and 1 to 3 bathrooms, according to Malaysia's housing ministry records. Ask me which layouts are still available.
1,033 homes in two towers of 83 and 44 storeys, according to Malaysia's housing ministry records.
Kampung Baru LRT, 377 m; KLCC LRT, 404 m; Raja Uda MRT, 743 m, measured in a straight line on OpenStreetMap.
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.
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.
Yes. I can show you the units and the sales gallery on a video call, so you can view before you travel.
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.
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
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.