SIDE BY SIDE
Look past the
starting price.
There isn’t one best home for everyone. Compare the differences that will matter to your everyday life.
| What matters | Parkside Residences @ Setia Federal Hill, Bangsar | Centrix The Station @ KLCC |
|---|---|---|
| Published price | RM758,000–RM1.974m | RM907,800–RM2.195m |
| Built-up | 485–1,325 sq ft | 564–1,193 sq ft |
| Property type | Commercial-title residence under HDA | SOHO |
| Total units | 693 homes in one tower | 857 suites |
| Land size | 1.1 acres | 2.39 acres |
| Tenure | Leasehold | Leasehold |
| Maintenance fee | Ask for current rate | Ask for current rate |
| Completion | Q3 2029 target | Q4 2028 |
| Why consider it | Parkside may suit buyers who want a newer Bangsar address and prefer to choose between compact city living and a proper family layout within one building. | Centrix may suit a buyer who values direct rail integration and wants more layout variety than a studio-only transit project. |
| What to check | Fourteen homes share a typical floor. Compare lift-core distance, corridor position and the practical difference between one- and two-bathroom smaller plans. | The tower has several floor-plate densities, from 21 homes on many levels to 11 on the upper floors. Compare the exact floor, lift zone and corridor position. |
Final pricing depends on the selected unit and package. A lower total unit count alone does not guarantee a quieter living environment.
MAKE IT PERSONAL
Which trade-off is easier for you to live with?
Choose your non-negotiables first: move-in timing, room configuration, total monthly cost and the routes you actually use. Then compare the specific units—not just the project names.
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