
Divine KLCC
An 83-storey, 316-metre leasehold residence about 400m from the Petronas Twin Towers, with select stacks facing the towers directly.
One of the closest unobstructed Twin Towers views in KLCC right now, at the most accessible entry price of the two launches we've reviewed.
Chin Hin Property Development
2032
502 – 1,319 sq ft
Leasehold
16 types, 1+1 to 3+1 bed
RM 968,000
Indicative pricing: RM 968,000 (indicative, from public sources. Confirm current pricing with us.)
Check current pricing →What the brochure won't tell you
- Location is the main reason to buy here. Some units face the Twin Towers directly. Not many KL projects can say that.
- It's leasehold, not freehold. Ask how many years are left on the lease before you commit.
- Completion is 2032. That's a long wait, even for a KLCC project.
- Several similar projects nearby finish around the same time. More competition for tenants when you're ready to rent out.
- Parking isn't guaranteed. Non-KLCC-view units get zero bays. Check this before you fall for a cheaper unit.
A closer look
Divine KLCC sits on Jalan Saloma, about 400 metres from Suria KLCC and the Petronas Twin Towers, close enough that several stacks look directly at the towers rather than around a neighbouring building. It’s an 83-storey, 316-metre development by Chin Hin Property Development, the property arm of a group better known for building materials than residential branding, following their earlier project on the same site, Dawn KLCC.
Why Buyers Consider This One
- A direct, unobstructed Twin Towers view from several stacks. This close to the towers, that view is genuinely rare, most nearby launches only offer it from upper floors or specific angles.
- The KLCC LRT station is a short walk away, on top of the Suria KLCC and Twin Towers proximity, so day-to-day life here doesn’t depend on driving.
- RM968,000 entry price is the more accessible number of the two KLCC launches we’ve reviewed, if a lower starting point matters more to you than freehold title or an earlier completion date.
- Dual-key layouts across the size range, from 502 sq ft (1+1) to 1,319 sq ft (3+1), built for owners who want to live in one half and rent the other, or split the unit between long-stay and short-stay tenants.
- Design pedigree: architecture by Konzepte, interiors by the award-winning Ministry of Design, landscaping by SD2. Kitchens come fitted with Signature cabinetry, Feruni tiles, Haustern sanitary ware, and Panasonic air conditioning, and a fully furnished package is available in Light or Dark schemes if you want to skip furnishing entirely.
- Built for short-term rental from day one. QR code entry for guests is part of the building’s access system, useful if Airbnb-style letting is part of your plan rather than an afterthought.
What to Verify Before You Book
- Leasehold, not freehold, with completion slated for 2032, a longer runway than nearby launches finishing 2028 to 2029.
- Commercial land title, not residential. Ask your bank early how that affects loan eligibility and terms, since it can differ from a standard residential purchase.
- The KLCC micro-market is getting crowded. Several comparable service residences are completing in a similar window, worth weighing against your own rental plans, see our rental yield guide for the actual numbers.
- Parking isn’t guaranteed for every unit. Non-KLCC-view units get no parking bay, while KLCC-view units get 1 to 3 bays.
Facilities Worth Knowing About
- 360-degree rooftop bar, one of the first of its kind in Malaysia, and a genuine draw for guests or tenants even if you never use it yourself
- Infinity lap pool with a direct sightline to the Twin Towers
- Forest garden and gymnasium, greenery built into the podium rather than an afterthought
- Concierge services managed by Maple Hospitality Group
- GreenRE Gold certification, relevant if lower long-term utility costs matter to your holding plan
Current Details To Confirm
- Latest price chart and which stacks still have unobstructed tower views
- Current maintenance fee estimate
- Public sources indicate a starting price around RM968,000, but packages and rebates change, always confirm the live number before booking
Two show units are open daily from 10am to 7pm at the DIVINE KLCC Sales Gallery in Menara Centara, Chow Kit.
- Developer sales kit, brochure, official FAQ, and FFE deck (Chin Hin Property Development)
- https://www.housingwatch.my/property/divine-klcc-project-review-price/
- https://www.thestar.com.my/starpicks/2026/04/13/kls-new-sky-high-address
- Independent research: Village Grocer, Guardian Pharmacy, Prince Court Medical Centre locations
Floor plan & layouts
16 individual layout types from the developer's floor plan deck. Facing (Kampung Baru side vs KL City side) varies by stack within each type. Confirm the exact unit and facing with us.

Before you pay a booking fee
- Leasehold tenure. Confirm the remaining lease term before committing.
- Completion is 2032. That's a long holding period before you can move in or rent out.
- Building management and maintenance quality are unproven until the project is handed over.
If you're investing 1
- Heavy competition from other KLCC service residences launching in a similar window adds resale and rental competition.
If you're living in it 2
- Land title is commercial, not residential. Check with the developer whether that limits day-to-day residential use, on top of asking your bank how it affects loan eligibility.
- Parking isn't automatic. Non-KLCC-view units get no bay, KLCC-view units get 1 to 3. If you're moving in yourself, check which applies to your exact unit before you assume you'll have somewhere to park.
Getting around from Divine KLCC
Daily Needs
- Village Grocer, Avenue K550 m
- Guardian Pharmacy, Suria KLCC400 m
- Suria KLCC (shopping, dining)400 m
- Prince Court Medical Centre2.1 km
Transit
- KLCC LRT Station400 m
- Persiaran KLCC MRT Station500 m
- Kampung Baru LRT Station650 m
Recreation
- Saloma Link Bridge300 m
Walk through before you visit
Book a showroom visit
DIVINE KLCC Sales Gallery, Menara Centara, Chow Kit
Daily, 10am to 7pm
Renders only tell you so much. Seeing the show unit and the actual view from height is what usually settles whether a project is worth shortlisting.






















