Bukit Jalil Commercial Property Prices (2026)

A shop or office in Bukit Jalil typically sells for RM 1,000 per sq ft of floor space, based on 159 sales from 2021 to 2026. That is 48% more than the typical shop or office in Kuala Lumpur, and 219% more than across Malaysia.

Before you buy or sell in Bukit Jalil

Each marker is the typical price per sq ft.
What does "typical" mean here?

Line up every sale from cheapest to most expensive and take the one in the middle: half sold for more, half for less. Unlike an average, one RM 40 million mega-deal cannot drag it up.

Prices by property type in Bukit Jalil

Property typeSalesTypical priceTypical per sq ft
3-storey shop25RM 7.2MRM 1,574
Shop, 4 storeys or more12RM 3.8MRM 615
Retail lot (strata)37RM 1.8MRM 1,130
Office lot (strata)13RM 1.9MRM 1,081
SOHO/SOFO/SOVO63RM 520,000RM 903

Types with fewer than 10 sales are left out, because a handful of deals can swing the figure.

Price per sq ft by year in Bukit Jalil

Typical price per sq ft by year in Bukit Jalil
YearTypical per sq ftSales
2021RM 1,05430
2022RM 1,03664
2023RM 93728
2024RM 90926

Freehold or leasehold in Bukit Jalil

Freehold shops and offices sold for more, RM 1,043 per sq ft against RM 612 for leasehold, and 88% of sales here were freehold.

Townships and developments in Bukit Jalil

Compare Kuala Lumpur areas

Orange line: Kuala Lumpur typical, RM 677. Dashed line: Malaysia typical, RM 313.

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Questions about Bukit Jalil shop and office prices

What is the average shop price per sq ft in Bukit Jalil?

The typical shop or office in Bukit Jalil sold for RM 1,000 per sq ft of floor space from 2021 to 2026, based on 159 sales.

How much does a SOHO unit cost in Bukit Jalil?

A typical SOHO unit in Bukit Jalil sold for RM 520,000, or RM 903 per sq ft, based on 63 sales.

Is freehold more expensive than leasehold in Bukit Jalil?

Freehold shops and offices sold for more, RM 1,043 per sq ft against RM 612 for leasehold, and 88% of sales here were freehold.

How these figures are worked out

Source: NAPIC Open Sales Data, sales recorded from January 2021 to April 2026. "Typical" is the median: half of the sales were higher, half lower. "Half of sales between" is the 25th to 75th percentile. We leave out sales under RM 50 or over RM 5,000 per sq ft, and landed sales whose recorded floor space is under a fifth of the land (usually the office floor only). Strata units use their unit area. A place needs 30 sales for a page, a type 10 sales for a row and a year 20 sales for a bar. NAPIC adds late sales for months, so the latest year is incomplete. Last updated 10 October 2026. Figures prepared by Jasper Wu (data) and Jay Kew, REN57969.