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Bernard Realty is a registered estate agency
located at Desa Sri Hartamas, Kuala Lumpur The agency has a strong presence in
Kuala Lumpur with a team of professionally qualified and licensed
negotiators, each having an extensive knowledge of the major
residential and commercial areas of Kuala Lumpur and surrounding
districts.
Desa Sri Hartamas, Kuala
Lumpur
Desa Sri Hartamas is one
of the upper middle class housing neighborhoods in Kuala Lumpur. The
neighborhood consists of mainly linked houses and bungalows,
catering to the affluent working class in Malaysia. It is situated
in between of Mont Kiara and Damansara Heights, making it one of the
most sought after addresses in KL.
Desa Sri Hartamas is also one of the popular commercial and
entertainment hubs in Kuala Lumpur. The commercial hub consists of
mainly restaurants, shops, bars, and Malaysian style food bazaar,
catering to the affluent working class and expatriates in Malaysia.
It is situated in between of Mont Kiara and Damansara Heights,
making it one of the most popular hangout places in KL.
It is easily accessible
via Lebuhraya Jalan Semantan, Jalan Duta-Sungai Buloh, Lebuhraya
SPRINT, and Jalan Duta. It is only minutes away from Mont Kiara and
Pusat Bandar Damansara, where plenty of amenities can be found.
Property Details
Name: Desa Sri Hartamas
Address: 50480, Sri Hartamas, Kuala Lumpur
Type: Terrace House & Shop
Tenure: Freehold
Built-up: 1,760 – 7,000 sf
Subsale Price: RM2,296,350 - RM7,500,000
Rental: RM1,700 - RM6,500
Analysis
Houses in Desa Sri Hartamas are highly sought after by the upper
middle class Malaysians and expatriates. Even during economic
crisis, property prices in this exclusive neighborhood hardly drop.
Furthermore, shops in Desa Sri Hartamas are highly frequented by
party goers, yuppies, affluent working class, food lovers and
expatriates.
In terms of night life, Desa Sri Hartamas is now a small and vibrant
community, particularly the wide range of restaurants and bars that
have developed around the shopping area. While there are some
western style expat bars, there is also a good food court and a
multitude of Korean, Japanese, Thai and Malaysian restaurants.
In mid 1990s, Sri Hartamas enclave gained popularity as a desired
neighborhood. However before that, it was deemed too isolated, with
little to no infrastructure in the area. As demand for quality
housing in KL increased, this soon became irrelevant. But the real
boom started when restaurants, shops, bars and as well as an outdoor
Malaysian style food bazaar began opening there.
Sources: www.propwall.my
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