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New Launches in TRX 2026: Every New Property in Tun Razak Exchange, Kuala Lumpur

October 28, 2026 / 7 min read

Tun Razak Exchange skyline, Kuala Lumpur
  • Q4 2026Next launch inside TRX: 315 freehold residences
  • ~3,800Residential units planned in TRX, per CBRE | WTW (2024)
  • RM2,265 psfTRX Residences median, the benchmark for every launch

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Beverly Residence TRX: 315 freehold residences of 688 to 3,600 sq ft inside Tun Razak Exchange, from RM1.7M, launching December 2026. Private viewings are being arranged now; registered guests receive floor plans and pricing first.

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Tun Razak Exchange (TRX), Kuala Lumpur’s 70-acre financial district, has two completed residential projects inside its masterplan, one tower completing on Jalan Tun Razak, and its next launch arriving in Q4 2026: a 315-unit freehold serviced residence by Beverly Group, from about RM1.7 million. CBRE | WTW put planned residential stock in TRX at about 3,800 units, so more phases follow. This page tracks every residential tower and phase in and around TRX, and we update it as each project moves.

TRX new launches 2026: status of every project

Project Developer Units Sizes (sq ft) Tenure Status Price band Our guide
Beverly Group serviced residence Beverly Group JV with Adamantine Capital and MYM Land 315 688 - 3,600 Freehold Launch Q4 2026 From RM1.7M (indicative) Press recap
Golden Crown TRX Residences Multibay Development (Golden Eagle group) 490 624 - 1,238 Leasehold to 2111 Selling; completion 2026 - 2027 About RM1,900 - 2,050 psf, agent-quoted Golden Crown profile
TRX Residences, Towers A and B Lendlease with TRX City 896 474 - 1,636, sky residences above Freehold Completed; handed over from Q1 2024 RM2,265 psf median, 560 deals TRX Residences review
TRX Residences, further towers Planned on the TRX Residences plot Four towers Announced at launch Planned Announced at launch Pipeline
CORE Residence @ TRX CORE Precious Development (CCCG and WCT) ~700 624 - 1,022 Freehold Completed; handed over from 2024 RM2,100 - 2,300 psf asking CORE Residence review
Agile Bukit Bintang (TRX catchment) Agile Tropicana Development 1,501 581 - 1,238 Freehold Completed 2022 RM1,932 psf average transacted Agile review
Residensi Tribeca (TRX catchment) 510 - 868 Subsale market RM1,635 psf average transacted Under RM1.3M guide

“Inside TRX” means inside the masterplan controlled by TRX City Sdn Bhd, the Ministry of Finance-owned master developer. Agile Bukit Bintang and Residensi Tribeca sit outside it, in the TRX catchment a short walk away, and we list them because buyers compare them directly.

The next launch: Beverly Group’s freehold serviced residence (Q4 2026)

The Edge Malaysia reported on 27 July 2026 that Beverly Group will launch a RM1.1 billion serviced apartment project in TRX. Buyers search for it as Beverly Residence TRX. The press-reported facts:

The project name, completion date and unit mix by size are released at launch. Read what the press has reported and our Beverly Group developer profile.

Golden Crown TRX Residences: selling, completing 2026 - 2027

A 60-storey, 490-unit tower on Jalan Tun Razak at TRX, about 50 metres from the TRX MRT interchange per agents’ listings, inside a mixed-use scheme with an office tower and a hotel. Layouts run from a 624 sq ft one-bedroom to a 1,238 sq ft three-bedroom, including a 1,023 sq ft dual-key. Agents quote about RM1,900 - 2,050 psf, about RM1.2 million for 624 sq ft, the lowest entry psf at the TRX address. Tenure is leasehold to 2111. Read the Golden Crown profile.

TRX Residences: two towers completed, four more planned

TRX Residences is the flagship of the district: two freehold towers of 53 and 57 storeys with 896 homes, developed by Lendlease with TRX City and built by IJM.

Read the TRX Residences review and the 560-transaction analysis.

CORE Residence @ TRX: completed, the first launch in TRX

CORE Residence @ TRX was the first residential project launched inside TRX: about 700 freehold serviced residences on 1.65 acres, developed by CORE Precious Development, an 80:20 joint venture of China Communications Construction Group and WCT Holdings, with a gross development value of RM1.4 billion. It launched on 25 November 2019 at an average of RM2,200 psf and sold its first 200 units within a month. Handover began in 2024. Owners now ask RM2,100 - 2,300 psf, and a 1,022 sq ft three-bedroom rents for about RM10,000 a month, a gross yield of about 5.7%. Read the CORE Residence review.

In the TRX catchment: Agile Bukit Bintang and Residensi Tribeca

Agile Bukit Bintang (Residensi Agile Delima) is on Jalan Bukit Bintang, about five minutes’ walk from TRX, outside the masterplan. Agile Tropicana Development completed its three 60-storey freehold towers and 1,501 homes in 2022. It launched at RM1,750 psf and now averages RM1,932 psf transacted, up 10.4%, with 264 resale deals, more than 81% of all subsales in the TRX catchment. Its compact 631 sq ft two-bedroom yields up to 5.29% gross. Read the Agile Bukit Bintang review.

Residensi Tribeca offers 510 - 868 sq ft units at an average of RM1,635 psf, or about RM834,000 - 1.4 million, the lowest ticket near TRX. See five ways into TRX under RM1.3 million.

The pipeline behind the launches

TRX City controls the pace of new residential supply across the 70-acre site, with about 3,800 residential units planned in total. Demand is building ahead of it: more than 85% of TRX’s office space is committed, about 30,000 people already work in the district, PwC Malaysia anchors a 39-storey tower targeting 2029, and Monash University Malaysia plans a RM2.8 billion campus opening in 2032. Read what is still to be priced into TRX.

How the launches compare on price

Project Basis psf
TRX Residences Average transacted, 2023 - 2025 RM2,307
CORE Residence @ TRX Average transacted, 2024 - 2025 RM2,266
Golden Crown Residence Agent-quoted asking, midpoint RM1,975
Agile Bukit Bintang Average transacted, 2023 - 2025 RM1,932
Residensi Tribeca Average transacted, 2023 - 2025 RM1,635

Homes inside the masterplan trade about RM300 - 400 psf above the catchment. The TRX price map explains why, and our KL vs Asia radius maps set these prices against prime districts in other Asian cities. For the new launches across town, from CloutHaus to Royal Lexis, see KLCC new launches 2026.

Frequently asked questions

What are the new launches in TRX in 2026?

Beverly Group’s 315-unit freehold serviced residence inside TRX launches in Q4 2026, with indicative prices from RM1.7 million and sizes of 688 - 3,600 sq ft. Golden Crown TRX Residences is selling on Jalan Tun Razak and completes in 2026 - 2027, and four further towers are planned on the TRX Residences plot.

Which residential projects in TRX are completed?

TRX Residences (896 homes, handed over from Q1 2024) and CORE Residence @ TRX (about 700 homes, handed over from 2024). Both are freehold.

How much is a new condo in TRX?

From about RM1.2 million for a 624 sq ft unit at Golden Crown, and from about RM1.7 million at the Q4 2026 launch. Completed homes inside TRX trade around RM2,265 - 2,307 psf.

Which TRX residences are freehold?

TRX Residences, CORE Residence @ TRX and the Beverly Group project are freehold. Golden Crown TRX Residences is leasehold to 2111. Agile Bukit Bintang, in the TRX catchment, is freehold.

Is Agile Bukit Bintang in TRX?

It sits in the TRX catchment on Jalan Bukit Bintang, about five minutes’ walk from TRX, outside the TRX masterplan.

Can foreigners buy a new launch in TRX?

Yes, above Kuala Lumpur’s RM1 million foreign-buyer minimum and with state consent. Every unit at the Q4 2026 launch, from RM1.7 million, clears that minimum. Read our foreign buyer guide.

This article is general market information, not investment advice. Figures come from the press reports, listings and transaction records cited; yields are gross estimates.

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