Question 1

Is KL360 freehold or leasehold?

Accepted Answer

The listing's verified highlights describe KL360 as a freehold city-centre address, but the formal tenure field on the listing is not stated. Confirm the title tenure in writing with the developer before booking — for an investment product like this, tenure directly affects your exit value.

Question 2

What is the nearest MRT station to KL360 and how far is it?

Accepted Answer

Raja Uda MRT station on the Putrajaya Line is about 60m straight-line from KL360 — effectively doorstep access. By rail that puts you 2 stops from Suria KLCC, 4 stops from TRX and 5 stops from Bukit Bintang, per the project description.

Question 3

How much do units at KL360 cost and what sizes are available?

Accepted Answer

Units are priced from RM 764,800 to RM 1,677,800, with built-ups of 450 to 939 sqft across 1- to 3-bedroom layouts. Most types are compact 1-bedroom units of 450–512 sqft, with 2-bedroom units around 650–720 sqft and a few 3-bedroom types at 872–939 sqft. The project description states 785 serviced residences in the residential phase, within a listed total of 1,026 units.

Question 4

How much is the monthly instalment for KL360?

Accepted Answer

The estimated monthly instalment starts from about RM 3,173, based on a 90% loan over 35 years at roughly 4.3% interest — your actual figure depends on your loan profile. Also budget the maintenance fee of RM 0.66 psf inclusive of sinking fund, which is on the higher side and reflects the heavy facility deck the building carries.

Question 5

Who is the developer of KL360 and what should buyers know about the site?

Accepted Answer

KL360 is developed by GD Properties, a subsidiary of GD Holdings. Buyers should know the site was previously the stalled M101 Skywheel project; it has since been revived and structurally redesigned as a new RM1.37 billion development under the current developer. The project is HDA-covered under a Schedule H agreement — and as with any developer, inspect their completed work yourself before booking.

Question 6

Is KL360 completed or still under construction?

Accepted Answer

KL360 is under construction, sold under a Schedule H agreement with a 54-month construction period, and the developer licence is valid to November 2030. Confirm the current build stage and expected vacant possession date directly with the developer.

Question 7

Does KL360 have enough car parks?

Accepted Answer

Parking is a known limitation — smaller units in particular may find car park provision inconvenient, per the project's honest notes. If you drive daily, confirm the exact parking allocation for your specific unit type in writing before booking. The doorstep MRT access is the intended offset.

Question 8

Is KL360 a good buy and who is it best suited to?

Accepted Answer

This is an investment product, not a family home: its genuine strength is doorstep MRT access about 60m from Raja Uda station plus a destination-style facility deck (including Malaysia's first 360-degree sky deck) designed to attract short-stay guests. The honest cautions: ultra-compact 450–939 sqft layouts unsuitable for growing families, limited parking for smaller units, and the site's history as the former stalled M101 project, which some future buyers may still discount. It suits yield-focused investors and short-stay operators who accept that strong tourist appeal is not a guarantee of rental returns.

Property type	Condominium (Highrise, Residential)
Unit size	450 - 939 sqft
Bedrooms	1 - 3
Total units	1026
Land area	1.5 Acre
Maintenance fee	RM 0.66 per sqft inclusive of sinking funds
Developer	GD Properties Group
Developer license no.	31219/11-2030/0275(A)
Advertising permit no.	31219-1/04-2029/0261(N)-(S)
Schedule type	Schedule H
Construction period	54 months

KL360 — KLCC, City Centre

Project overview

About KL360

KL360, Kuala Lumpur City Centre: A Freehold Serviced Residence beside MRT Raja Uda

Facilities

Nearby rail