Section 14Rent Prices 2026
Our Verdict
"The Grid"
With a median price of RM20/m², you are paying for the 46100 postcode and the sheer proximity to the Kelana Jaya line. This area falls firmly into THE_GRID; it is reliable, central, and unapologetically urban without the polished facade of newer developments. The m² stats reveal a massive gap between neglected walk-ups and renovated terraces, making the investment outlook decent for those targeting the student and young professional rental pool.
The Vibe:It is a gritty, high-utility landscape dominated by the Asia Jaya LRT and the outdated tech-chaos of Digital Mall. The area is a survival game of double-parked cars and 1960s-era terrace houses that prioritize function over aesthetics. You are here because you need to be within walking distance of the banks and the Bak Kut Teh shops, not because you want a quiet suburban life.
Market Median
Neighborhood Peers
Quick Estimate
Section 14 @ RM20/m²/mo
District Highlights
Locals Ask
Why is the rent range so wide in Section 14?
The RM12.5 to RM28/m² spread reflects the disparity between crumbling original-condition houses and those rare units that have actually seen a renovation in the last decade.
Is parking included in the average rent?
Hardly ever for older terraces; unless you have a porch, you will be fighting the public for a spot on the street every single evening.
How does the neighborhood analysis look for students?
It is a prime spot for BAC and IACT students who prefer walking to the LRT over wasting hours in Federal Highway traffic.
What is the investment outlook for the older apartments?
High yield but high maintenance; the structures are aging, so your 'Average Rent' profits might get eaten by plumbing repairs.
Is Section 14 walkable?
Only if you don't mind the heat and the broken pavements; it is practically built around the Asia Jaya LRT, which is its saving grace.