Taman Tun Dr IsmailRent Prices 2026
Our Verdict
"Bougie"
At a median of RM32/m², TTDI comfortably sits in our BOUGIE category, though you are largely paying for the social status of the 60000 postcode. Our neighborhood analysis suggests that while the RM55/m² ceiling is steep, the investment outlook remains rock-solid because demand for this specific suburban density never drops. It's a fair price if you prioritize walking to a wet market or the park, but it's an expensive pill to swallow if you’re just looking for a standard condo unit.
The Vibe:TTDI is where old-money terrace houses meet a younger crowd obsessed with artisanal bakeries and fitness studios. Parking around the shoplots is a genuine nightmare, but the direct access to the MRT Kajang Line makes it a rare Kuala Lumpur suburb where you can actually survive without a car. It’s a curated mix of retirees and high-earning expats who value proximity to Bukit Kiara over flashy downtown skyscrapers.
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Quick Estimate
Taman Tun Dr Ismail @ RM32/m²/mo
District Highlights
Locals Ask
Is the RM55/m² peak price justified for TTDI?
Only for premium high-rises like The Greens; for older walk-ups, anything over RM25/m² is pushing your luck.
Does the neighborhood analysis show a cheaper alternative nearby?
If TTDI is too steep, look toward Section 17 or Mutiara Damansara, though you'll lose the immediate 'walkable' prestige.
How does the MRT impact the Average Rent here?
Properties within a 10-minute walk of the station command a 15-20% premium compared to the deeper residential phases.
What is the investment outlook for the older terrace houses?
Extremely resilient; these are 'forever homes' that keep the floor price of the entire area high regardless of market dips.
Is parking really that bad for renters in shoplot apartments?
It is a daily struggle; unless your unit comes with a designated bay, expect to circle for 20 minutes every evening.