491 homes on Jalan Conlay, completed in 2025 by E&O and Mitsui Fudosan
The Conlay Residences
The Conlay Residences
Bukit Bintang
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Project Details
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Development
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The Conlay @ Bukit Bintang
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Developer
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Eastern & Oriental Berhad (E&O) and Japan’s Mitsui Fudosan Co. Ltd.
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Land Title
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Commercial Under HDA
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Land Area
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1.44 acre
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Tenure
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Freehold
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No. of Towers
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1 Tower
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Total Units
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491 units
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Total Floors
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52
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Total Unit Per Floor
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14-16 units per floor
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Lifts Per Floor
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5-6 lifts
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Unit Size
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Type A1 | 743 sq.ft. | 1BR
Type A2 | 904 sq.ft. | 1BR Type B1 | 743 sq.ft. | 1BR+1 Type B2 | 840 sq.ft. | 1BR+1 Type B3 | 980 sq.ft. | 1BR+1 Type C | 1,206 sq.ft. | 2BR Type D | 1,335 sq.ft. | 2BR+1 |
Key Highlights of The Conlay
Prime KL City Centre Address
Located along Jalan Conlay, within minutes to KL City Centre, Bukit Bintang and Pavilion.
Hotel-Style Concierge Services
Residents enjoy curated hospitality services provided by E&O Concierge.
Freehold Serviced Residences
A prestigious freehold development offering long-term ownership in Kuala Lumpur’s prime district.
Heated Infinity Pool & Wellness Facilities
A curated lifestyle environment featuring a heated pool, gym, yoga room and wellness spaces.
Premium Furnished Interiors
Units are fitted with quality appliances, built-ins and elegant interior finishes.
World-Class Architecture
Designed by internationally renowned Kerry Hill Architects, known for luxury resort-inspired design.
Available Unit Layouts
Jalan Conlay, about 230 m from Conlay MRT
Book a Viewing at The Conlay
Nearest train stations, measured
- PY22 Conlay — about 230 m
- PY21 Persiaran KLCC — about 760 m
- KG20 PY23 Tun Razak Exchange — about 850 m
Straight-line distance from The Conlay Residences to each station on OpenStreetMap. The walk is always a little longer.
What The Conlay Residences costs to own
Worked from the published figures on this page. The instalment is illustrative — your bank's offer governs.
| Starting price | RM1,460,000 |
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| Roughly per square foot, at the smallest layout | RM1,965 |
| Stamp duty on the transfer, Malaysian buyer | RM42,400 |
| Stamp duty on the transfer, foreign buyer (flat 8%) | RM116,800 |
| Stamp duty on the loan agreement | 0.5% of your loan amount |
| Monthly instalment, 90% over 35 years at 4.2% | RM5,977 |
Transfer stamp duty for a Malaysian buyer is 1% on the first RM100,000, 2% on the next RM400,000, 3% on the next RM500,000 and 4% above RM1 million. Foreign individuals and companies pay a flat 8% from 1 January 2026.
How dense it is
| Units per floor | 14-16 units per floor |
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Who it suits
- Buyers who want space in the city. The larger layouts reach 1,335 sq ft, which is unusual this close in.
- Anyone who needs to move soon. It is completed, so you can view the actual unit and the finished common areas before committing.
- Foreign buyers. The starting price clears Kuala Lumpur's RM1 million minimum for foreign purchase.
What to confirm before you sign
- The service charge per square foot. It is the cost you carry every month for as long as you own, and it varies several times over between buildings.
- Car park allocation in writing. Some city projects allocate none; you rent a bay monthly instead.
- It sits on a Commercial Under HDA. That changes utility tariffs and assessment rates compared with a residential title — ask for the figures before you budget.
Figures on this page are as published by the developer and are gross prices. Last checked 17 October 2026.
Where to look next
Other projects I would put beside this one before deciding: similar budget, size or area.