TRX Condos for Sale

TRX condo prices in 2026

TRX condos sell for about RM 1,900 to RM 2,200 per square foot in 2026, with marketed units starting from RM 960,000. TRX Residences by Lendlease anchors the low end at around RM 2,200 psf, and it is freehold with a covered walkway into the mall. Golden Crown Residence is the leasehold option, from roughly RM 1,280,000.

TRX still trades at a discount to KLCC because it is newer and not yet fully built out. As Exchange 106, the mall, and the park fill up, that gap should close. Buying before it does is really the whole point of looking at TRX now.

Why invest in TRX

TRX was built to be the city's banking hub, so the daytime crowd and the rental demand come from the offices right next door. Residents walk one or two minutes to TRX station on the Putrajaya Line, under cover, with the mall and the park at street level.

From the station you can reach KLCC, Bukit Bintang, KL Sentral, and Putrajaya without a car. New Grade-A buildings, a fixed master plan, and a financial-district job base are why we rate TRX as the best medium-term growth bet among KL's prime areas.

Can foreigners buy at TRX?

Yes. A foreigner can own a TRX condo outright in their own name, freehold or leasehold. The rule to watch is price. In Kuala Lumpur a foreign buyer must spend at least RM 1,000,000 per unit. Some TRX units are advertised from RM 960,000, so foreign buyers should plan around the RM 1,000,000 mark, which most of the better layouts clear anyway.

MM2H applicants buy on the same terms and often use a TRX unit for the programme. We run the full process for overseas buyers, from the first viewing through to the lawyer, the MM2H paperwork, and letting the unit out afterwards.

Rental yield and outlook

TRX units aim for roughly 3.5 to 5% gross, mostly from finance staff who want to live next to the office. Freehold stock connected to the mall, like TRX Residences, sees the strongest demand and is the easiest to resell.

The one thing to watch in 2026 is how many new TRX projects launch, because that can hold prices flat for a while. Weigh that against the longer-term pull as TRX pricing catches up with KLCC. On balance, early buyers are still well placed.

The best TRX condos for sale right now

We list three TRX condos for sale today: two off the developer price lists and two owner units at Core Residence you can walk through this week. Here is the rundown.

TRX Residences is where most buyers start. It is the cheapest freehold entry in the district, from RM 960,000 at about RM 2,200 per square foot. Lendlease built it with TRX City and handed it over in 2024. It sits directly on top of The Exchange TRX Mall, a one minute walk to TRX station on the Putrajaya Line. Units begin small, from 474 square feet, so it works for own-stay and for a rental play.

Golden Crown Residence is the value pick, from RM 1,280,000 at about RM 1,900 per square foot, the lowest price per foot we list in TRX. It is leasehold, due around 2026, a two minute walk from TRX station, by Multibay Development. Buy here if you want a newer completion and the lower entry psf and you are comfortable with leasehold title.

Core Residence at TRX is the other name buyers ask about. It is freehold, handed over in 2024 by a joint venture of CCCG and WCT, and we are marketing two owner units in it: a fully furnished 645 sq ft one-bedroom in Tower 3 at RM 1,500,000, and a designer-renovated 1,022 sq ft three-bedroom in Tower 1 at RM 2,400,000. Both are completed stock you can inspect before committing.

How buying a TRX condo for sale actually works

The first decision is completed versus off-plan, because it changes the whole transaction. TRX Residences and Core Residence handed over in 2024: you view the actual unit, sign the sale and purchase agreement, and collect rent as soon as the transfer completes. Golden Crown Residence is still building, due around 2026, so you buy from the developer's price list, pay in stages, and wait for keys. Neither route is wrong; one buys income now, the other buys the lower entry price.

From offer to keys on a completed unit, plan for roughly three to six months: booking, then the agreement and loan over six to ten weeks, plus state consent if you are a foreign buyer. For unit-level numbers, stacks, and the current developer list, the TRX Residences price breakdown on its own page is where we keep the detail current, and Ryan can walk you through both Core Residence owner units this week.

One eligibility note for overseas buyers: Kuala Lumpur's RM 1,000,000 minimum applies per unit. The entry units at TRX Residences are advertised below that line, so foreign buyers should shortlist from RM 1,000,000 up; everything else we list in the district clears the floor comfortably.

What you pay to buy a TRX condo, beyond the price

Set aside more than the asking price. Take TRX Residences at its RM 960,000 entry as a worked example.

Stamp duty on the transfer works out to about RM 22,800 on that price, under Malaysia's tiered scale. The lawyer's fee for the sale and purchase agreement adds close to 1%, roughly RM 9,600. With loan documentation on top if you finance, the all-in lands near RM 32,000 to RM 36,000 over the price, before furnishing. Golden Crown at RM 1,280,000 costs more only because the price is higher, not because TRX is taxed any differently.

Two timing points matter more in a growth district like TRX. If you buy off-plan, stamp duty is usually staggered toward completion, which softens the cash hit up front. And plan your exit around RPGT: the tax on your gain falls from 30% to 10% once you hold past five years, and since TRX is a hold rather than a flip, most buyers clear that line in comfort.

TRX or KLCC for your money

Buyers weighing TRX usually have KLCC on the list too. The honest split is simple.

TRX is the growth case. It is Kuala Lumpur's newest financial district, built around Exchange 106, The Exchange TRX Mall, and a 10 acre rooftop park, with its own Putrajaya Line stop. Prices here still sit below mature KLCC for comparable freehold, and TRX Residences gives you freehold from RM 960,000, which is hard to match. As the district fills in, that gap is what early buyers expect to close.

If an easy resale and a long track record matter most to you, KLCC is the safer, more liquid market, and you can read our KLCC condos for sale to compare. But if you want brand-new freehold stock, the newest transport and retail in the city, and more room for price growth, TRX is the better match for you today.

Condos near TRX MRT, by walk time

TRX station is the only stop in Kuala Lumpur where two MRT lines cross beneath a luxury mall, with a 10 acre park on the roof. Step off the Putrajaya Line or the Kajang Line and you are inside The Exchange TRX without seeing daylight. Three residential projects put you within a 3 minute walk of the platform: TRX Residences directly above the mall at a 1 min walk, Golden Crown Residence across Jalan Tun Razak at 2 minutes, and the completed Core Residence @ TRX at 3 minutes.

Station distance is the single most reliable rental filter in this precinct. Tenants working at Exchange 106 search by walk time before they search by price, and units within 5 minutes of an MRT entrance resell at a clear premium over stock that needs a car. Two of the three walk-to-station projects are already finished: TRX Residences and Core Residence @ TRX both handed over in 2024, while Golden Crown Residence is the off-plan option due around 2026. Completed stock rents from day one; the off-plan pick buys the lower entry price per square foot and waits.