Question 1

Is Centrix The Station KLCC freehold or leasehold?

Accepted Answer

Centrix The Station KLCC is leasehold, with the lease expiring on 18 December 2113. Note also that it carries a commercial title, so factor in commercial utility and assessment rates when working out your holding costs.

Question 2

What is the nearest LRT station to Centrix The Station KLCC and how far is it?

Accepted Answer

The project is built directly above Dang Wangi LRT station on the Kelana Jaya Line — the listed straight-line distance is about 5m, effectively doorstep access. Bukit Nanas Monorail station is also about 350m straight-line away, giving a second rail line toward Bukit Bintang.

Question 3

How much do units at Centrix The Station KLCC cost and what sizes are available?

Accepted Answer

Units are priced from RM 907,800 to RM 1,726,800, with built-ups of 564 to 1,039 sqft across 1- to 3-bedroom layouts. Most layouts sit in the compact 564–855 sqft band aimed at singles and investors, with a handful of 2- and 3-bedroom types around 890–1,039 sqft. The tower holds 857 units in total.

Question 4

How much is the monthly instalment for Centrix The Station KLCC?

Accepted Answer

The estimated monthly instalment starts from about RM 3,766, based on a 90% loan over 35 years at roughly 4.3% interest — your actual figure depends on your loan profile. On top of that, budget the maintenance fee of RM 0.44 psf including a 10% sinking fund.

Question 5

Who is the developer of Centrix The Station KLCC and are they reliable?

Accepted Answer

Centrix The Station KLCC is developed by Crest Builder Bhd. The listing does not carry a detailed track-record write-up, so inspect the developer's completed buildings yourself before booking — that is the most reliable check. The project is HDA-covered under a Schedule H agreement with a 36-month construction period.

Question 6

Does Centrix The Station KLCC come with a fixed car park bay?

Accepted Answer

No — instead of a fixed accessory-parcel bay, units come with a season parking pass on a park-where-available basis. You are allocated parking, but you will not own a permanent designated spot, which matters for resale perception and daily convenience. Weigh this honestly if a fixed bay is a must-have for you.

Question 7

Is Centrix The Station KLCC completed or still under construction?

Accepted Answer

It is under construction, sold under a Schedule H agreement with a 36-month construction period, and the developer licence runs to August 2029. Confirm the current build stage and expected vacant possession date directly with the developer before booking.

Question 8

Is Centrix The Station KLCC a good buy and who is it best suited to?

Accepted Answer

Its genuine strength is true transit-oriented convenience — sitting directly above Dang Wangi LRT at a lower entry price than KLCC park-front condos. The honest cautions: units are compact investor-format, the Jalan Sultan Ismail frontage brings constant traffic noise, and parking works on a floating season-pass basis. It suits short-stay and rental investors and city-loving singles; it is not built for growing families, and rental demand is never a guarantee of returns.

Property type	Condominium (Highrise, Residential)
Unit size	564 - 1039 sqft
Bedrooms	1 - 3
Total units	857 units
Tenure	18/12/2113
Land area	2.39 Acre
Maintenance fee	RM 0.44 per sqft included 10% sinking fund
Developer	CREST BUILDER BHD
Developer license no.	30833/08-2029/0175(A)
Advertising permit no.	30833-1/01-2029/0048(N)-(S)
Schedule type	Schedule H
Construction period	36 months

Centrix The Station KLCC — Dang Wangi, City Centre

Project overview

About Centrix The Station KLCC

Centrix The Station, Dang Wangi: A Leasehold City-Centre Residence beside LRT Dang Wangi

Facilities

Nearby rail