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Land for Rent in City Centre, Kuala Lumpur

66 registered factory tenancies in Kuala Lumpur are recorded in the available data for the 24 months to August 2026, at a median RM1.91 psf/month (typically RM1.50 psf/month to RM2.82 psf/month). By type: stratified factories RM1.85 psf/month, terrace factories RM2.56 psf/month, detached factories RM1.60 psf/month.

Based on the registered deals available so far, not every unit sold or rented.

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Also listed in City Centre

Looking for land for rent in City Centre? Tell us your size and budget and we will check what is available across the market: Peter Tan(REN 12771)016-666 6872WhatsApp orJason Low(PEA 1478)012-288 1834WhatsApp

There are no live land listings for rent in City Centre on FactoryHub right now. New listings show here as soon as they are added; the areas and contacts above can help in the meantime.

Warehouses and factories in City Centre: for sale and for rent

As of Nov 2026, FactoryHub lists 0 factories and warehouses for rent and 1 for sale in City Centre, including 0 warehouses, 1 detached, 0 semi-D and 0 terrace factories, plus 2 industrial land plots. Peter Tan (REN 12771) and Jason Low (PEA 1478) handle viewings and offers on all of them, and co-broke other agencies' units too. Peter Tan · Jason Low

TypeFor saleFor rent
Detached factories10
All factories & warehouses10
Industrial land20
  • Detached factories for sale in City Centre: 1 listed.
  • Industrial land for sale in City Centre: 2 listed.

City Centre Industrial Property Guide

Kuala Lumpur's industrial area, encompassing the broader city centre region, serves as a critical hub for logistics, aerospace, and e-commerce sectors. The market saw approximately 1.2 million sq ft of new warehouse space completed in 1H2024, with near full occupancy from third party logistics (3PL), fast moving consumer goods (FMCG), and e-commerce companies. Demand is driven by international trade strategies such as the China Plus One policy. The development pipeline remains robust, with an additional 2.8 million sq ft of high quality sustainable warehouse space expected by end of 2024. Key industrial parks and favorable logistics networks support ongoing investments and expansions. Notable completions include E-Metro Logistics Park Metrohub 2 in Klang and Atrium Shah Alam 4, both contributing significant warehouse capacity. The city centre's commercial role complements these industrial activities. The outlook is positive, with continuous demand from manufacturing, electrical and electronics, automotive, cold storage logistics, and healthcare/pharmaceutical industries.

City Centre industrial property guides

Industrial Property Specialists for City Centre

Looking for a BOVAEP-registered specialist who genuinely knows factories, warehouses and industrial land in City Centre, Kuala Lumpur? FactoryHub was founded by Peter Tan (REN 12771), with 14+ years in Malaysian industrial property and active deal flow across City Centre and its surrounding industrial belts, working alongside Jason Low (PEA 1478). One dedicated contact takes your full brief, co-brokes the whole market, and comes back only with City Centre units that genuinely fit, usually within hours and at most 48 hours. 📞 Peter 016-666 6872· Jason 012-288 1834

Local agent page: Industrial property agent in City Centre

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City Centre Land FAQ

Common questions about industrial property in City Centre, answered with live data from our listings.

How many land listings are for rent in City Centre?
There are currently no land for rent in City Centre, Kuala Lumpur listed on FactoryHub. New units appear regularly, call 016-666 6872 and we will alert you when a matching unit goes live.
How much deposit do landlords ask for when renting a land in City Centre?
The usual package is a two-month security deposit, a one-month utility deposit and one month's rent in advance. Landlords often ask for more when the tenant uses a lot of water or power, runs a dirty or polluting process, is a newly registered or small company with no track record, or is a foreign company. The same applies when the landlord pays for fit-out such as three-phase power, offices, a crane or floor strengthening (often with a longer tenancy too), when heavy machinery or high floor loads may damage the floor, when the business stores flammable goods, chemicals, batteries or plastic resin, when CTOS or CCRIS shows unpaid debts or court cases, and when the unit comes with equipment such as cold rooms, cranes, goods lifts or a substation. Large or listed companies can sometimes negotiate less.
Should I rent or buy a land in City Centre?
Renting suits shorter operations (registered factory leases typically run 24 months), market-testing, or preserving cash. Buying suits operations of 5 years or more and builds equity, but needs a down payment (banks publish maximum margins of 85% to 90% of value) plus legal fees and stamp duty. We list both options, switch the "For Sale" tab above to compare sale inventory in the same area, or call 016-666 6872 for a free consultation.
Do I have to pay SST on factory rentals in City Centre?
Only if the landlord is SST-registered with Royal Malaysian Customs (RMCD). When registered, 6% service tax is added on top of the monthly rental (reduced from 8% on 1 January 2026). Always confirm SST status with the agent before signing the tenancy agreement, it is part of the standard pre-letting checks FactoryHub agents perform.
How do I arrange a viewing in City Centre?
Click any listing card above to see the agent details, or call FactoryHub directly at 016-666 6872 / WhatsApp us. Site visits are usually arranged within 24 to 48 hours; tell us the plot size range, your industry (it decides which zoning you need), the power intake you plan and your build timeline so the shortlist fits before you visit.
Can I rent industrial land in Malaysia?
Yes, both short-term and long-term arrangements are common. Under the National Land Code, "tenancies exempt from registration" cover terms up to 3 years (suitable for storage, container yards, event sites, construction staging, and pilot operations); registered "leases" cover terms over 3 years and are typically 5 to 10 or 15 to 30 years. Rental rates depend on location, infrastructure readiness (power, water, fencing, road access), zoning class, and lease tenure. Build-and-operate or sale-and-leaseback structures price differently again.
What can I use rented industrial land for?
Usage depends on the land zoning. Common uses include open storage, container yards, vehicle parking, temporary warehousing, and construction staging areas. Always verify permitted activities with the local authority.
What infrastructure should I check on rental land?
Key infrastructure: road access (can heavy vehicles enter?), electricity supply proximity, water mains, drainage, and whether the land is leveled and compacted. Undeveloped land may require significant infrastructure investment.
What permits do I need before using leased land?
Common permits: Certificate of Fitness (CF) if there are existing structures, business license from local council, fire safety approval for commercial use, and DOE clearance if your activities involve emissions or waste. Lead time can be 2 to 6 months.
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