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DIVINE KL City Centre

DIVINE KL City Centre by Chin Hin Group Property: 1-4 bedrooms, 502-1,319 sq ft, completion expected 2032. Floor plans and viewings.

My full review: DIVINE KL City Centre review: pros, cons and who it suits →

Property Key Specs

  • Developer: Chin Hin Group Property
  • Location: KL City Centre, Off Jalan Saloma, Kuala Lumpur
  • Tenure: Leasehold
  • Property Type: Serviced Apartment
  • Starting Price: RM 997,000
  • Bedrooms: 1 - 4 Beds
  • Built-up Sizes: 502 - 1,319 sqft
  • Maintenance Fee: RM 0.68 psf — about RM 680 a month on a 1,000 sq ft unit
  • Completion: New Launch (2032)

The price shown is gross (developer list price). Ask me for the net price

Last checked: 20 August 2026. Figures from the developer's documents and my project database; price lists change with each release — ask me for the current one.

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Unit types and sizes

TypeBuilt-up (sq ft)BedroomsBathrooms
A5131+11
A15401+11
A25021+11
A35301+11
A4(L13A only)5131+11
A55111+11
B(Dual Key)65722
B1(Dual Key)71322
B2(Dual Key)65322
B3(Dual Key)68422
B4(Dual Key)68422
B5(Dual Key)64822
B665821
C9822+12
C19912+12
D13193+13

Types and sizes are from the developer sales kit. Price varies by stack and floor — ask for the current price list.

DIVINE KL City Centre: what to weigh before you decide

Is the price fair?

DIVINE starts from about RM 1,600 per sq ft. Sales at two completed buildings nearby, 2024 to 2026:

ProjectSize (sq ft)Sale pricePer sq ft (about)
Star Residences (about 260 m)624 to 678RM 1,000,000 to 1,460,000RM 1,470 to 2,160
Scarletz Suites (about 360 m)452 to 549RM 750,000 to 963,000RM 1,660 to 1,750

The middle of the Star Residences sales is about RM 1,620 per sq ft, so DIVINE starts only about RM 20 lower (RM 1,620 less RM 1,600): not much cheaper than the finished building next door.

In total price, DIVINE's RM 997,000 is close to the lower Star Residences sales (about RM 1,000,000), but those units are 624 to 678 sq ft and DIVINE's smallest is 502 sq ft. Star can be lived in or let today; DIVINE means waiting until 2032.

The wait buys a new tower more than 300 m tall, with the pool and gym on Levels 79 and 80. Decide whether that is worth the wait. "From about RM 1,600" is only the starting rate, so work it out on your own unit.

What it costs each month

The maintenance fee is RM 0.68 per sq ft. Size × RM 0.68 gives, per month:

  • 502 sq ft 1 + 1: about RM 341
  • 657 sq ft dual key: about RM 447
  • 1,319 sq ft 3 + 1: about RM 897

Ask whether the RM 0.68 includes the sinking fund. Assessment tax and quit rent are extra.

Can foreigners buy?

The minimum purchase price for foreign buyers in Kuala Lumpur is RM 1,000,000, with consent from the land authority. DIVINE runs from RM 997,000 to RM 3,900,000, so it starts just under the threshold. Confirm with the developer which units qualify and are open to foreign buyers.

Prices here run RM 997,000 to RM 3,900,000: only the units at RM 1,000,000 or more are open to a foreign buyer.

Every state's foreign-buyer line and approval, side by side → · How land-authority consent works in Kuala Lumpur →

Four things to check at the viewing

  1. Your car parks: 0 to 3 with the KL City Centre view, by type and floor; none on the Kampung Baru side.
  2. Your zone: low has 26 units and 12 lifts a floor, high has 8 units and 6 lifts.
  3. For short stays, ask the developer for the building's house rules in writing.
  4. The rooftop bar and banquet hall are only "proposed": ask whether they are confirmed and open to residents.

My view, and who it suits, are in the review →

About this project

Located 400 meters from the Petronas Twin Towers, DIVINE KL City Centre is a new icon in Kuala Lumpur's skyline. Designed by a collaboration of award-winning architects—Konzepte, Ministry of Design, and SD2—this 83-storey leasehold serviced apartment offers a seamless harmony of architecture, interiors, and landscape. Rising over 300 meters, it features one of the city's highest sky facilities, including a 360° rooftop bar on Level 81 and an infinity lap pool on Level 80 with front-row views of the city. The project aims to provide a new paradigm of vertical living that is elegant, effortless, and iconic for those who move globally but live meaningfully.

Developer sales kit (2026-08-20)

Key selling points

  • Prestigious address 400m from KL City Centre
  • Covered walkway to Jalan Ampang - KL City Centre junction
  • Bespoke design by award-winning designers (Konzepte, Ministry of Design, SD2)
  • Sky-high facilities including an infinity lap pool on Level 80
  • Malaysia's First and Tallest 360° Proposed Rooftop Bar
  • Luxury living with concierge services
  • GreenRE GOLD Provision
  • Smart home features

DIVINE KL City Centre: the monthly bill, line by line

The starting-price unit at DIVINE KL City Centre is RM 997,000. Borrow 90% of it, RM 897,300, over 35 years at 4% (an example rate) and the instalment comes to about RM 3,973 a month. The smallest unit here, 502 sq ft, adds about RM 341 in maintenance, plus RM 34 if the sinking fund is billed on top, so plan on about RM 4,348 a month before assessment tax and quit rent.

Tell me the unit you have in mind on WhatsApp, +60 17-279 8932, and I will work out its own figures.

4% is an example rate, not a bank's quote, and the price you sign depends on the unit and the floor. For another loan amount, scale it with the table further down.

The example, line by line

ItemPer monthHow it is worked out
Loan instalmentRM 3,97390% of RM 997,000, 35 years, 4% a year
Maintenance feeRM 341502 sq ft × RM 0.68
Sinking fundRM 34 if billed on top10% of the maintenance charge, the legal minimum
Assessment taxBilled twice a yearDBKL: annual value × rate
Quit rentBilled once a yearDue 1 January
Each month, before the two taxesRM 4,348Instalment, maintenance and sinking fund

How the instalment is worked out

Instalment = loan × r × (1 + r)n ÷ [(1 + r)n − 1], where r is the yearly rate divided by 12 and n is the number of months: 420 for 35 years.

New floating-rate home loans are priced as the Standardised Base Rate (SBR) plus the bank's own spread, and the SBR follows Bank Negara's Overnight Policy Rate, 2.75% since 9 July 2025. So 4% is an example, not a quote. On the RM 897,300 loan above, 4.5% instead of 4% adds about RM 274 a month, and 30 years instead of 35 adds about RM 311. A third or later home loan in your own name is capped at 70% of the property's value.

Every RM 100,000 borrowed4.0%4.5%5.0%
35 yearsRM 443RM 473RM 505
30 yearsRM 477RM 507RM 537

To use it, multiply by your loan in hundreds of thousands: RM 450,000 at 4% over 35 years is 4.5 × RM 443, about RM 1,994 a month.

Maintenance fee and sinking fund

Maintenance at DIVINE KL City Centre runs RM 0.68 a square foot each month, and the quote does not say whether the sinking fund is in it. The Strata Management Act 2013 sets the sinking fund at no less than 10% of the maintenance charge, kept for repainting, lift replacement and other big repairs.

Taken as quoted, that is above the RM 0.40 median of the 108 high-rise projects on this site: on the 502 sq ft unit, about RM 141 a month more than a building charging the median. The fee is the cost that stays for as long as you own the unit, so it is the line worth comparing between projects.

Assessment tax and quit rent

Assessment tax goes to Kuala Lumpur City Hall (DBKL): the unit's annual value times the rate. The annual value is DBKL's estimate of the gross rent the unit could earn in a year. Residential buildings pay 4%; serviced apartments pay 7% inside the city's original 36 square miles and 5% outside them. On an annual value of RM 13,200, that is RM 528 a year at 4%, or RM 924 at 7%, paid in two halves.

Quit rent goes to the Federal Territory land office. It falls due on 1 January and counts as in arrears if it is still unpaid on 1 June.

Access and nearby amenities

Train stations

  • KJ10 KLCC — about 410 m in a straight line · about 590 m walk (8 min)
  • PY19 Raja Uda — about 690 m in a straight line · about 1.2 km walk (16 min)
  • PY20 Ampang Park — about 820 m in a straight line · about 1000 m walk (13 min)

Shopping malls

  • Suria KLCC — about 510 m in a straight line · about 620 m walk (8 min)
  • Shoppes at Four Seasons Place — about 530 m in a straight line · about 710 m walk (9 min)
  • Plaza Ombak KLCC — about 980 m in a straight line · about 1.1 km walk (15 min)

Supermarkets

  • Lucky Star Market — about 140 m in a straight line · about 210 m walk (3 min)
  • Village Grocer — about 470 m in a straight line · about 450 m walk (6 min)

Schools and campuses

  • Advance Tertiary College — about 130 m in a straight line
  • Erican College — about 200 m in a straight line
  • Sekolah Rendah Agama Jalan Raja Muda Musa — about 350 m in a straight line

Hospitals and clinics

  • Klinik Medisquare — about 160 m in a straight line
  • Perdana Medical Clinic — about 260 m in a straight line

Parks

  • Laman Standard Chartered Kuala Lumpur — about 580 m in a straight line
  • KLCC Park — about 820 m in a straight line

Straight-line distance. Walking or driving is always further. Walking routes come from OpenStreetMap and may miss private shortcuts.

Listed by the developer

  • Suria KLCC — 400m
  • Avenue K — 550m
  • Intermark Mall — 1.5km
  • The LINC — 1.5km
  • Pavilion KL — 1.8km
  • The Starhill — 1.8km
  • The Exchange TRX — 2.7km
  • Bukit Bintang City Centre — 2.9km
  • Covered walkway to Jalan Ampang - KL City Centre junction
  • KLCC LRT Station — 500m
  • Persiaran KL City Centre MRT Station — 500m
  • Kampung Baru LRT Station — 650m
  • AKLEH
  • DUKE Highway
  • MEX Expressway
  • Setiawangsa-Pantai Expressway
  • SMART Highway
  • Prince Court Medical Centre — 2.1km
  • National Heart Institute (IJN) — 2.3km
  • Hospital Kuala Lumpur — 3.2km
  • Tung Shin Hospital — 3.2km
  • Gleneagles Hospital KL — 3.6km
  • Raffles College of Higher Education — 1.8km
  • SJKC Chung Hwa (P) Kuala Lumpur — 2.4km
  • St. John's Institution — 2.5km
  • SMK Convent Bukit Nanas — 2.8km
  • The Children's House Montessori — 2.8km
  • Sayfol International School — 2.9km
  • The International School of Kuala Lumpur — 4.0km
  • Saloma Link Bridge — 300m
  • KLCC Park — 600m
  • Kuala Lumpur Forest Eco Park — 1.6km
  • Changkat Bukit Bintang — 2.0km
  • KL Tower — 2.0km
  • AmBank Tower — 50m
  • Menara Public Bank — 200m
  • Maxis Tower — 550m
  • Bank of China — 1.0km
  • Embassy of China — 1.2km
  • W Kuala Lumpur — 300m

Reviews and guides about this project

  • New Launches Near KL City Centre: Condos by Distance — 18 new launch listings sit within about 2 km of Suria KLCC in a straight line, led by CloutHaus Residences at about 260 m. This guide sorts them by distance to Suria KLCC, compares price, size, tenure and completion, and says who each one suits. Data checked on 17 October 2026.
  • DAWN vs DIVINE KL City Centre: Which One Suits You? — DAWN KL City Centre and DIVINE KL City Centre are two new towers about 0.1 km apart, roughly 400 m from the Petronas Twin Towers, from RM 717,000 and RM 997,000. This comparison puts their checked facts, layouts, price per square foot and monthly cost side by side.
  • Ascott Star Review: From RM 1,655,704 — Worth Buying? — Ascott Star Residence is the upper part, Levels 35 to 56, of the completed third tower of Star Residences on Jalan Yap Kwan Seng, with The Ascott Limited running serviced residences on the floors below. This review sets out the checked project facts, what is nearby, recorded sales, each layout, price per square foot against its neighbours, and my view on who it suits.
  • DAWN KL City Centre Review: From RM 717,000 — Worth Buying? — DAWN KL City Centre is a 69-storey development of 960 units about 385 m from the Petronas Twin Towers, with 468 lifestyle suites on the lower floors and 492 serviced apartments above, expected in April 2029. This review sets out the checked project facts, what is nearby, each layout, price per square foot against its neighbours, and my view on who it suits.
  • DIVINE KL City Centre Review 2026: Price & Who It Suits — DIVINE KL City Centre is a new 83-storey serviced-apartment tower of 1,033 homes off Jalan Saloma, about 400 m from the Petronas Twin Towers, with a pool on Level 80 and a proposed rooftop bar above it. This review sets out the checked project facts, what is nearby, each layout, price per square foot against its neighbours, and my view on who it suits.
  • KL vs Johor Bahru Property 2026: Prices, Rules, Supply — As at October 2026, both Kuala Lumpur and Johor set RM 1,000,000 as the minimum price for a foreign buyer, but Johor adds a state levy of 3% of the price or RM 30,000, whichever is higher. NAPIC's Q2 2026 (preliminary) figures put the average home in Kuala Lumpur at RM 825,282 and in Johor at RM 489,881, while Johor carries the most unsold completed serviced apartments in the country. This guide compares prices, supply, rules, taxes, the RTS Link and the JS-SEZ, with new-launch examples from both cities.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the starting price for DIVINE KL City Centre?

Starting price for DIVINE KL City Centre is RM 997,000, located in KL City Centre, Off Jalan Saloma, Kuala Lumpur.

Who is the developer of DIVINE KL City Centre?

DIVINE KL City Centre is developed by Chin Hin Group Property.

What layouts and sizes are available at DIVINE KL City Centre?

DIVINE KL City Centre offers unit sizes from 502 sqft to 1,319 sqft, with 1 to 4 bedrooms.

Who should consider DIVINE KL City Centre?

It suits families who need three bedrooms or more; singles, couples, or buyers who want a small unit to let; daily rail commuters (KJ10 KLCC is about 410 m away in a straight line). It is less suited to buyers who must move in before 2032.

How does DIVINE KL City Centre's price per sq ft compare with KL City Centre?

At the starting price on the smallest unit it works out to about RM 1,986 per sq ft. The median for the other 9 projects we list in KL City Centre is about RM 2,560, so it is about 22% lower. This is a rough guide; floor and layout change the real price.

What tenure is DIVINE KL City Centre, and when is it completed?

Tenure: Leasehold. Completion is expected in 2032.

Which train station is closest to DIVINE KL City Centre?

The nearest is KJ10 KLCC, about 410 m in a straight line. On foot it is about 590 m walk (8 min), by the OpenStreetMap route.

What should I check before buying at DIVINE KL City Centre?

Check which floors are still open for your layout, how car parks are allocated, the maintenance fee and sinking fund, and the expected handover date and construction progress.

How can I get floor plans or book a private showroom viewing for DIVINE KL City Centre?

You can view floor plans and request a private viewing with licensed agent Shyan Yee (REN 46305) via WhatsApp at +60 17-279 8932 or on shyanyee.com.