- LOCATION
Sandwich between Kuala Lumpur, Putrajaya and Cyberjaya.
- public transportation
KTM, MRT, Bus Terminal Kajang, upcoming ECRL.
- POPULATION
Population of about 800,000 , annual population growth of 9% as at 2014
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Sandwich between Kuala Lumpur, Putrajaya and Cyberjaya.
KTM, MRT, Bus Terminal Kajang, upcoming ECRL.
Population of about 800,000 , annual population growth of 9% as at 2014
Comprising 7 colleges, universities and international school. Medical Center, Shopping Mall and Commercial hub.
Affordable and huge price disparity compare to PJ and Cheras area.
Well-Connected with 7 major highways, SILK, LEKAS, CKE, SKVE, EKVE, PLUS, LDP.
7 universities and collages UKM, UPM, UNITEN, Nottingham, New Era, IUKL, New Era.
UKM, UPM & UNITEN are the 3 out of 5 Malaysia largest University in terms of student enrollment.
UKM has a total 31,180 students in 2019 with average 7,000 new enrollment annually.


Kajang is well connected by various highways and public transportation.
Existing KTM, MRT 1, Bus Perhentian Kajang and upcoming ECRL further enhance connectivity to KLCC
Since the launch of the MRT 1service, property values have increased with average compound annual growth rate 12%-15%.
Desa Park City located at the farthest point of Kepong town centre and Petaling Jaya. It’s about 20KM away from KL City Centre.
Setia Alam integrated township situated about 38KM from KL City Centre.
“Kajang is also on its way to becoming the learning and education hub of south Klang Valley. He sees potential for Kajang to grow as a residential area, considering the availability of land there. “With the highway infrastructure, there are many areas to develop, such as Semenyih, Lenggeng and Beranang. With the completion of the East Klang Valley Expressway (EKVE), there will be even more new areas to expand into. Kajang also has a price advantage and it will continue to establish itself as a settlement destination away from the hustle and bustle of the city,” says Sulaiman.