Question 1

Is Tribeca freehold or leasehold?

Accepted Answer

Tribeca is freehold, in the absolute heart of Bukit Bintang. Freehold title in this prime commercial core is a meaningful part of what you are paying for.

Question 2

What is the nearest MRT or LRT station to Tribeca and how far is it?

Accepted Answer

Monorail Bukit Bintang (MR6) is 470m straight-line, with MRT Bukit Bintang (KG18A) 534m and MRT Conlay (PY22) 584m, so the site is ringed by three rail lines. The Starhill mall is just 249m straight-line, making the retail core walkable.

Question 3

How much do units at Tribeca cost and what sizes are available?

Accepted Answer

Prices run from RM739,500 up to RM1,926,570, across 510 to 1,293 sqft in layouts up to 2 bedrooms, including dual-key cuts. These are compact city formats rather than large family homes, and the smallest studios start at 510 sqft.

Question 4

What are the maintenance fees at Tribeca?

Accepted Answer

Maintenance is quoted at a steep RM0.86 psf, and that excludes the 10% sinking fund, reflecting the central, serviced positioning. Know the full figure before you treat any rental yield as net.

Question 5

How much is the estimated monthly instalment for Tribeca?

Accepted Answer

The estimated repayment starts from about RM3,068 a month on a 90% loan over 35 years at ~4.3% p.a., though your actual figure depends on your loan profile. Stack the RM0.86 psf maintenance on top for your real holding cost.

Question 6

Who is the developer of Tribeca and are they reliable?

Accepted Answer

It is developed by The Low Yat Group, a legacy Malaysian conglomerate established in 1941 with deep Bukit Bintang roots (notably Plaza Low Yat). For a completed building the reassurance is the group's staying power and local familiarity, though a heritage brand does not run the building day to day, so check how it has been maintained and what the service charges actually deliver.

Question 7

Is Tribeca completed or still under construction?

Accepted Answer

Tribeca is completed (2017) and was sold under HDA, so you inspect the actual unit and building condition today. Note it is positioned partly as short-stay accommodation, so expect a rotating crowd.

Question 8

Is Tribeca a good buy and who is it best suited to?

Accepted Answer

Its honest appeal is a freehold suite in the heart of Bukit Bintang wrapped by three rail lines, priced from RM739,500, below the RM1,183,000 median across the 7 Bukit Bintang projects on this site. The cautions are compact 510 sqft studios, a steep RM0.86 psf maintenance, thin facilities, and rental income that depends on real occupancy in a fiercely competitive short-stay market. It suits a location-driven own-stayer or an investor who models conservative, not brochure, rental numbers.

Price range	RM 739,500 - 1,926,570
Unit size	510 - 1293 sqft
Bedrooms	- - 2
Total units	318
Land area	0.75 Acre
Maintenance fee	RM 0.86 per sqft excluded 10% sinking fund
Developer	The Low Yat Group
Subsidiary company	Bakti Dinamik Sdn Bhd
Developer license no.	7738-5/08-2020/02682(L)
Advertising permit no.	7738-5/08-2018/02202(P)
Schedule type	Schedule H
Construction period	36 months

Type	Size	Bedrooms	Bathrooms	Car parks
A	1231sf	2	2	-
A1	1257sf	2	2	-
B	1241sf	2	2	-
B1	1293sf	2	2	-
C	868sf	2	2	-
C1	894sf	2	2	-
D	698sf	2	2	-
E	1020sf	2	2	-
F (studio)	510sf	-	-	-
G	657sf	-	1	-

Tribeca — Bukit Bintang

Project overview

About Tribeca

Tribeca, Bukit Bintang: A Freehold City-Centre Suite in the Heart of KL

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