Bangsar, Kuala Lumpur • Serviced Residence
Bnagsar 38 is a leasehold serviced residence in Bangsar, Kuala Lumpur by UDA. Market reference RM 686K- 1.9M for 580-1442 sqft, 281 units, completion Q4 2026. Lewis can help you compare the latest…
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Price from
S$214,718
Price per unit of area
S$370.20 / sq ft
Indicative only, at rates as of 12 August 2026 · Bank Negara Malaysia and market mid-rates
The short answer first — then dig into photos, price and risk below.
Bnagsar 38 is a leasehold serviced residence in Bangsar, Kuala Lumpur, by UDA, priced from RM 686,000 (580-1442 sqft), completing Q4 2026, with an estimated gross rental yield of 4.1%–4.8%. Lewis Chong rates it 7.3/10 — a conditional buy. Worth studying, but only after confirming transaction evidence, rent, supply and unit selection.
First-Time Buyer. Rental audience.
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Type A • Floor / layout plan
Bnagsar 38 layout Type A — confirm exact built-up and orientation with Lewis.
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Project Name
Location
Developer
Tenure
Completion Year
Price From
Built-up Range
Bedrooms
Maintenance Fee
Total Units
| Project Name | Bnagsar 38 |
|---|---|
| Location | Bangsar, Kuala Lumpur |
| Developer | UDA |
| Tenure | Leasehold |
| Completion Year | Q4 2026 |
| Price From | RM 686K- 1.9M |
| Built-up Range | 580-1442 sqft |
| Bedrooms | 1-3 |
| Maintenance Fee | RM0.5/psf |
| Total Units | 281 |
A clean first scan of the project before you compare package, layout and risk.
Use these numbers as a shortlist guide for unit comparison.
A simple stress test factoring in vacancy buffer, rental guide and monthly holding guide.
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| Scenario | Monthly Rent | Gross Yield | Vacancy Buffer | Monthly Holding | Cash Gap | What it means |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Conservative | RM 2,350 | 4.1% | 2 months / year | RM 3,113 | -RM 1,155 | Stress-test case. Use this when you want more buffer for vacancy, furnishing and rental competition. |
| Balanced | RM 2,550 | 4.5% | 1 month / year | RM 3,113 | -RM 775 | Base planning case. Useful for checking whether the project still feels comfortable after normal vacancy buffer. |
| Optimistic | RM 2,750 | 4.8% | 0.5 month / year | RM 3,113 | -RM 478 | Upside case. Only use after checking strong furnished rental evidence and tenant demand. |
This is a decision guide, not a guaranteed return. It excludes personal tax, insurance, special assessment and future rate changes.
Rent figures are benchmark estimates pending verification against current nearby listings and Brickz / EdgeProp / NAPIC transaction evidence — this site does not invent transacted prices.
Confirm nett price, rebate and booking terms before paying.
RM 68,600 down payment + RM 48,020 upfront buffers
The cash buffer figure shown in the calculator below already includes these upfront buffers.
Instalment assumes 90% margin, 4.2% p.a., 35 years — indicative of the current Bank Negara OPR environment; confirm actual rates with your bank.
Quick guide only. Lewis can help check a more realistic bank package before you book.
Estimated instalment
RM 2,808
Maintenance guide
RM 203
Sinking fund guide
RM 20
Assessment & quit rent guide
RM 82
Monthly holding guide
RM 3,113
Cash buffer guide
RM 99,470
Instalment assumes 90% margin, 4.2% p.a., 35 years — indicative of the current Bank Negara OPR environment; confirm actual rates with your bank.
Compare asking prices of nearby new launches in the same area and state for market context.
| Project | Property Type | Tenure | Price From |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bnagsar 38Current | Serviced Residence | Leasehold | RM 686,000 |
| Parkside Residences @ Setia Federal Hill | Condominium | Leasehold | RM 665,000 |
| The Lantern | Serviced Residence | Freehold | RM 814,000 |
| Khaya Residence | Serviced Residence | Leasehold | RM 877,000 |
| Bangsar Hill Park (Talisa) | Condominium | Freehold | RM 914,000 |
Use this as a viewing checklist. Confirm exact travel time with Google Maps or Waze on your actual viewing day.
Nearest commercial hub
Bangsar
Lewis's honest take: overall score, realistic rental yield, the main risks, and which alternatives to compare before you decide.
Worth studying, but only after confirming transaction evidence, rent, supply and unit selection.
Suitable for
Avoid if
May not suit buyers who need confirmed walking distance to rail transit.
May not suit buyers who need to move in immediately or inspect the exact completed unit.
May not suit buyers who only want freehold tenure.
Risk
Low-Medium
Holding Period
5-8 years
Confidence
7.5/10
Lewis's screening model
7.3/10
Scored by the same model across every project on this site — price, tenure, location and rental demand. A screening aid, not a personal valuation.
Relative Value
Whether the entry price is justified by location quality, rental support, supply risk control and resale audience.
7.0/10
Location Score
Area strength, amenity depth, maturity and daily convenience.
7.8/10
Rental Demand
Tenant depth from jobs, lifestyle, education, medical, rail and city demand.
7.2/10
Accessibility
Rail, road, commute and practical access signals from public information and maps.
6.4/10
Future Growth
Infrastructure, commercial development, township maturity and growth catalysts.
6.6/10
Supply Risk Control
Higher score means healthier control against nearby competing supply.
7.4/10
Liquidity
Estimated resale audience depth and ability to exit later.
7.7/10
Score is a value-first Lewis framework using brochure facts, public map/infrastructure signals, rental-source checks, supply-risk control and market-source verification. A low price alone does not create a high score.
The score is not a decoration. Each factor points to what must be verified before booking.
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| Factor | Score | Why it matters | What to verify next |
|---|---|---|---|
| Relative Value | 7.0/10 | Whether the entry price is justified by location quality, rental support, supply risk control and resale audience. | Compare price against location quality, rent support, supply risk and resale audience before treating it as a good deal. |
| Location Score | 7.8/10 | Area strength, amenity depth, maturity and daily convenience. | Check daily route, surrounding amenities, road access and actual neighbourhood feel. |
| Rental Demand | 7.2/10 | Tenant depth from jobs, lifestyle, education, medical, rail and city demand. | Compare current PropertyGuru, iProperty and SPEEDHOME rental listings before relying on the estimate. |
| Accessibility | 6.4/10 | Rail, road, commute and practical access signals from public information and maps. | Verify Google Maps or Waze travel time during peak hour, not only brochure distance. |
| Future Growth | 6.6/10 | Infrastructure, commercial development, township maturity and growth catalysts. | Check MRT Corp, DBKL, developer masterplans and latest area development news. |
| Supply Risk Control | 7.4/10 | Higher score means healthier control against nearby competing supply. | Compare nearby launches, completed stock, rental competition and density before booking. |
| Liquidity | 7.7/10 | Estimated resale audience depth and ability to exit later. | Check Brickz, EdgeProp and comparable resale supply so the exit audience is realistic. |
Expected rental
RM 2,350 - RM 2,750
Estimated yield
4.1% - 4.8%
Tenant profile
First-Time Buyer
Estimate only. Confirm current furnished rent, vacancy buffer, maintenance fee and competing completed supply before booking. Updated: September 2026 · brochure completion reference: Q4 2026.
Bangsar, Kuala Lumpur location Leasehold tenure Serviced Residence project
Bangsar, Kuala Lumpur location
Leasehold tenure
Serviced Residence project
RM 686K- 1.9M
Built-up: 580-1442 sqft
May not suit buyers who need confirmed walking distance to rail transit.
Traffic and actual travel time should be checked during weekday peak hour.
Final package, rebate, car park allocation and legal fee support can change without notice.
Rental estimate should be checked against current completed supply nearby.
Construction timeline and VP date should be reconfirmed with the developer.
Leasehold tenure and remaining lease details should be checked before booking.
Common buyer questions, related projects and a shorter enquiry form for next-step checks.
The current market reference lists UDA as the developer. Bnagsar 38 is in Bangsar, Kuala Lumpur with completion reference Q4 2026.
Bnagsar 38 may suit buyers comparing serviced residence options in Bangsar from RM 686K- 1.9M with 580-1442 sqft built-ups and 1-3 bedroom layouts. Lewis can help compare the latest package, layout, rental angle and holding cost before you decide.
Bnagsar 38 is a leasehold serviced residence in Bangsar, Kuala Lumpur, by UDA, priced from RM 686,000 (580-1442 sqft), completing Q4 2026, with an estimated gross rental yield of 4.1%–4.8%. Lewis Chong rates it 7.3/10 — a conditional buy. CONDITIONAL. Worth studying, but only after confirming transaction evidence, rent, supply and unit selection.
Bnagsar 38 has a Lewis Investment Score of 7.3/10 based on relative value, rental demand, supply risk control, liquidity, location quality, accessibility and future growth. Low price alone does not make a project top tier.
Ask Lewis to verify current nearby rental listings as the starting rental check, then compare maintenance, vacancy and furnishing cost before making an investment decision.
The current framework labels the project risk as Low-Medium. The final risk depends on latest nett price, unit selection, competing supply and rental evidence.
Bnagsar 38 is most suitable for First-Time Buyer.
Bnagsar 38 may not suit Short-Term Flipper, Buyer needing immediate move-in, Freehold-only buyer.
The exit strategy is to buy a unit with clear resale audience, practical layout, sensible entry price and rental demand that can still compete with nearby completed projects.
Buyers comparing Bnagsar 38 usually also look at Khaya Residence (from RM 877,000), Parkside Residences @ Setia Federal Hill (from RM 665,000) and The Lantern (from RM 814,000). The better choice depends on budget, area and purpose — compare by Lewis Score, commute, rent evidence, maintenance and layout.
Check Brickz, EdgeProp and NAPIC evidence for actual transaction range, completed comparable prices and supply trend before relying on asking price.
The suggested holding period is 5-8 years, subject to loan comfort, vacancy buffer, market cycle and personal exit plan.
Partially — the Kuala Lumpur foreign-buyer minimum is RM 1,000,000, so foreign buyers must choose units priced at or above that level; entry units from RM 686,000 are below it. State Authority Consent and the flat 8% foreign stamp duty still apply.
Foreign buyers pay a flat 8% stamp duty on the purchase price (effective 1 January 2026 under Budget 2025/2026, replacing the graduated 1%–4% citizen scale) — on an entry price of RM 686,000 that is roughly RM 54,880. Malaysian permanent residents (PR) continue to enjoy standard citizen rates.
Bnagsar 38 can suit own-stay buyers comparing Bangsar because it offers serviced residence options RM 686K- 1.9M, with leasehold tenure and layouts around 580-1442 sqft.
For investment, compare Bnagsar 38 against nearby completed rental supply, realistic furnishing cost, maintenance fee and tenant demand before booking.
Ask for latest nett price, rebate, package validity, available unit stack, car park allocation, maintenance estimate, floor plan and loan comfort check.
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