Location Guide

Industrial Property in Selangor

Selangor is Malaysia's industrial heartland: home to the Klang Valley's core logistics and manufacturing infrastructure, anchored by Port Klang (the nation's busiest port) and serviced by a highway network connecting to every major population centre in Peninsular Malaysia. Shah Alam, Klang, Puchong, Subang Jaya, Petaling Jaya, Kajang, and the emerging corridor from Sepang to Dengkil all fall within Selangor's industrial estate network. Whether you are searching for a warehouse for rent, a factory for sale, or industrial land for development, Selangor offers Malaysia's deepest and most diverse industrial property market.

How much do industrial properties in Selangor cost?

Industrialprop currently lists 84 industrial properties for sale in Selangor with a stated built-up area. Asking prices range from RM 55 to RM 1,255 per sq ft, with a median of RM 600. By type, detached factories have a median of RM 566, Semi-D factories have a median of RM 657, terrace factories have a median of RM 543, cluster factories have a median of RM 616. Figures are calculated from live listings on this page and update as inventory changes; final prices depend on tenure, power supply, ceiling height and condition.

Asking price per sq ft, for sale
For saleListingsMedian psf
All types84RM 600
Detached factory36RM 566
Semi-D factory31RM 657
Terrace factory6RM 543
Cluster factory3RM 616

Industrialprop currently lists 81 industrial properties for rent in Selangor with a stated built-up area. Asking prices range from RM 0.87 to RM 5.93 per sq ft per month, with a median of RM 2.50. By type, detached factories have a median of RM 2.50, Semi-D factories have a median of RM 3.14, terrace factories have a median of RM 2.06, warehouses have a median of RM 2.47. Figures are calculated from live listings on this page and update as inventory changes; final prices depend on tenure, power supply, ceiling height and condition.

Asking price per sq ft, for rent (monthly)
For rent (monthly)ListingsMedian psf
All types81RM 2.50
Detached factory38RM 2.50
Semi-D factory21RM 3.14
Terrace factory6RM 2.06
Warehouse5RM 2.47

Selangor industrial market guide

Selangor at a glance

Rental Range
RM 1.00–3.00+ psf/month across sub-markets
Port Anchor
Port Klang (North Port and West Port)
Core Sub-markets
Shah Alam, Klang, Puchong, Subang Jaya, PJ
Emerging Corridors
Sepang, Dengkil, Banting, Jenjarom
Tenure
Freehold and 60/99-year leasehold both common
Typical stock:WarehousesFactoriesLogistics facilitiesIndustrial land

Transacted prices in Selangor

Based on 5,297 recorded industrial property transactions, 2021 to 2026.

Median price
RM 1.65M
Median psf, built-up
RM 517
Freehold share
64%
Most transacted
Terrace factory

Median psf trend

See Selangor industrial prices

Sub-Market Selection

Selangor spans multiple distinct industrial sub-markets. Shah Alam suits national distribution and multi-modal logistics. Klang suits port-gateway operations. Puchong and Subang Jaya suit urban last-mile and light manufacturing. Kajang-Semenyih suits cost-sensitive manufacturers with domestic distribution. Match the sub-market to your operational geography before shortlisting.

Rental Rate Range Across Selangor

Industrial rentals across Selangor range from RM 1.00 (outer Klang, Kapar) to RM 3.00+ (Subang Hi-Tech, Bukit Jelutong) per sqft per month. Define your required specification first, then benchmark rates by sub-market rather than treating Selangor as a single market.

Port Klang Access

Port Klang (North Port and West Port) is the single biggest location factor for import/export-intensive businesses. Units in Klang and Shah Alam are typically 15–30 minutes from the port gates; units in Puchong or Kajang add 30–45 minutes, which compounds into significant trucking cost over time.

Emerging Corridors

While established estates have limited vacancy, outer Selangor (Sepang, Dengkil, Banting, Jenjarom) continues to see new industrial park development. These emerging corridors offer lower land costs and newer building specifications, at the tradeoff of longer supply chain distances and less-developed supporting infrastructure.