CloutHaus Residences KLCC: TA Global's RM3 Billion Address Facing the Petronas Twin Towers

CloutHaus Residences prices from about RM1.48 million to RM4.74 million, at an average of about RM2,900 psf, for a freehold home roughly 50 metres from the Petronas Twin Towers. TA Global’s RM3 billion development on Jalan P Ramlee is the closest new launch to Malaysia’s most recognised skyline, and it pairs its residences with the country’s first Paradox hotel.

Key facts: 615 serviced residences in a 66-storey tower; two towers of about 276 metres each; completion of the residential tower in the second quarter of 2029.

CloutHaus in brief

Developer	TA Global Bhd, through TA First Credit Sdn Bhd
Address	Jalan P Ramlee, KLCC, opposite the Petronas Twin Towers
Land	2.259 acres, freehold, commercial title
Gross development value	RM3 billion
Towers	Two, each about 276 metres; the residential tower has 66 storeys
CloutHaus Residences	615 serviced residences, studio to three bedrooms, 549 - 1,216 sq ft
Hotel and branded component	548-key Paradox KLCC hotel and 242 Paradox Residences
Prices	About RM1.48M - 4.74M, average about RM2,900 psf
Maintenance fee	About 80 sen psf, including sinking fund
Completion	Q2 2029 for the residential tower
Main contractor	HAB Construction

The residence

The closest new launch to the Twin Towers

EdgeProp places the site about 50 metres from the Petronas Twin Towers, and agents put KLCC LRT station about 480 metres away. For a buyer who wants the Twin Towers in the window, very few new-build options stand this close.

A hotel brand next door

The second tower carries Malaysia’s first Paradox hotel, a brand within Fairmont Raffles’ portfolio, with 242 Paradox Residences above it. A hotel neighbour brings restaurants, events and a service culture into daily life, and branded neighbours tend to support values at the upper end.

European specification as standard

In July 2026, TA Global signed with Gaggenau for kitchen appliances, Gessi for fittings and Laufen for sanitaryware. Units come semi-furnished or fully furnished, with the brands buyers expect in KLCC’s top tier.

Facilities in the sky

The programme includes a 50-metre sky infinity pool, a sky bar and sky lounge, wellness and family zones, a gym, a pilates and yoga studio, a golf simulator, a wine lounge, karaoke, mahjong and music rooms, and a sky Jacuzzi and spa. The project holds provisional GreenRE certification, with pneumatic waste collection and an automated car park.

International demand

By July 2026, about 40% of units had sold, according to TA Global, to buyers of more than 20 nationalities, and the developer held a Singapore preview with Savills that month.

What to weigh

• Price. At an average of about RM2,900 psf, CloutHaus sits roughly 25-30% above completed homes in TRX, where TRX Residences trades at a median of RM2,265 psf. The premium buys the Twin Towers frontage and the hotel brand.
• Time. The project was first planned for a 2019 launch. Piling and basement works were completed in 2019 before work paused during the pandemic, and groundbreaking for the superstructure took place in May 2025. Completion is now Q2 2029.
• Density. 615 residences in one tower is a high count for the price point, against low-density trophy buildings such as The Binjai on the Park, with 171 homes across two towers.
• Stamp duty. Foreign buyers now pay 8% stamp duty on residential transfers. Our foreign buyer guide explains the costs.

How CloutHaus compares with TRX

CloutHaus buys the KLCC postcode and a Twin Towers view. TRX offers a different proposition at a lower psf: a completed financial district, the city’s only MRT Line 1 and Line 2 interchange, The Exchange TRX mall and a 10-acre rooftop park within one master-planned precinct. Completed TRX homes already rent at asking yields of around 5%, as our TRX Residences review shows.

A useful test is what each extra ringgit per square foot buys. At CloutHaus it buys the view and the brand; in TRX it buys transit, a working district and an established rental market. Read TRX vs KLCC vs Bukit Bintang, and see every project in our guides to KLCC new launches in 2026 and TRX new launches in 2026.

Our view

CloutHaus is the purest view play in Kuala Lumpur: a freehold home across the road from the Twin Towers, specified by Gaggenau and Gessi, beside a Paradox hotel. For buyers who want that skyline as their own, it has no direct rival among new launches.

The premium is real, so buy the units that hold the view. Buyers who weigh income and transit as highly as outlook will find more value per ringgit in TRX.

Frequently asked questions

Where is CloutHaus?

On Jalan P Ramlee in KLCC, directly opposite the Petronas Twin Towers. The site is about 50 metres from the towers, with KLCC LRT station about 480 metres away.

How much is CloutHaus?

About RM1.48 million to RM4.74 million, at an average of about RM2,900 psf, according to EdgeProp and The Edge. Units range from studios to three bedrooms of 549 - 1,216 sq ft.

When will CloutHaus be completed?

The CloutHaus Residences tower is scheduled for completion in Q2 2029. Groundbreaking for the superstructure took place in May 2025.

Is CloutHaus freehold?

Yes. The 2.259-acre site is freehold with a commercial title, which is why the homes are serviced residences.

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This article is general market information, not investment advice. Figures are from the sources listed.