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Sri Hartamas Shops for Rent & Sale

Sri Hartamas, mainly the Desa Sri Hartamas shoplot grid, is a dense commercial neighbourhood next to Mont Kiara in Kuala Lumpur, famous for its restaurants, cafés, bars and late-night dining. Strong day and night footfall from nearby condominiums, offices and visitors makes it one of the busiest ground-floor shop areas in KL.

Desa Sri Hartamas, 50480 Kuala Lumpur

Sri Hartamas shop rent and price guide

Ground-floor shops and whole shoplots only, middle half of recent market adverts

TypeTypical priceTypical sizePer sq ft
Rent (monthly)RM 12,000 to RM 18,0001,460 to 1,700 sq ftRM 8.5 to RM 10.8
SaleRM 3.30M to RM 8M1,650 to 6,720 sq ftRM 1034 to RM 1533

Tenure of shoplots for sale: Mostly freehold (36 of 36 adverts)

For reference only. Actual prices depend on frontage, corner position, condition and lease terms.

Tok Ginstee
Tok Ginstee
REN 37505 · CID Realtors Sdn Bhd (E (1) 1855)

Compiled by Tok Ginstee (REN 37505), CID Realtors Sdn Bhd (E (1) 1855). Updated November 2026

Main shop streets in Sri Hartamas

Sri Hartamas shops for rent and for sale: market examples

Where is Sri Hartamas and what is it known for?

Where is Sri Hartamas and what is it known for?

Sri Hartamas sits between Mont Kiara, Damansara Heights and Segambut in Kuala Lumpur. The main commercial core is Desa Sri Hartamas, a grid of three and four storey shoplots packed with Korean barbecue, Japanese restaurants, cafés, bars, bakeries, clinics and convenience stores. It has long been a dining and nightlife hotspot for Mont Kiara residents, expatriates and visitors from across KL, so shops trade from breakfast to well past midnight.

Which streets in Sri Hartamas have the main shops?

Which streets in Sri Hartamas have the main shops?

Most shops sit in the Desa Sri Hartamas grid, on numbered streets such as Jalan 23/70A, Jalan 24/70A, Jalan 27/70A and Jalan 28/70A, which hold the Korean barbecue, Japanese, café and bar rows. Units facing the busiest dining rows and the corners of the grid trade best at night, while inner rows rent for less but still share the evening spillover.

How much does it cost to rent or buy a shop in Sri Hartamas?

How much does it cost to rent or buy a shop in Sri Hartamas?

Ground-floor shops in Sri Hartamas typically rent for RM 12,000 to RM 18,000 a month, and whole shoplots typically sell for RM 3.3 million to RM 8 million.

Type Typical range Typical size Per sq ft
Rent (ground floor) RM 12,000 to RM 18,000 / month 1,460 to 1,700 sq ft RM 8.5 to RM 10.8 psf
Sale (whole shoplot) RM 3.3 million to RM 8 million 1,650 to 6,720 sq ft RM 1,034 to RM 1,533 psf

Typical range = middle half of shop adverts from the last 6 months (bait prices and duplicates removed), based on 30 rental and 36 sale adverts. These are market ranges: prime units are usually offered privately first to people who contact MCE.

Tenure: all 38 recent sale adverts that state tenure are freehold.

Rents per sq ft are tight, which reflects fairly standard unit sizes. The sale range is wide because it mixes whole three and four storey shoplots with smaller ground-floor units, so compare like for like. Corner units and spots on the busiest dining rows sit at the top of the range.

Which ground-floor businesses do well in Sri Hartamas?

Which ground-floor businesses do well in Sri Hartamas?

  • Korean and Japanese F&B: Sri Hartamas is a known destination for Korean barbecue, izakaya and ramen.
  • Mala, hotpot and casual dining: dinner and supper crowds sustain group dining concepts.
  • Specialty café and bakery: residents and remote workers support daytime café trade.
  • Bubble tea and dessert: late evenings bring a steady stream of dessert seekers.
  • 24h convenience store and pharmacy: late-night trade makes 24 hour formats especially effective.
  • Clinic, dental and aesthetic clinic: easy access for Mont Kiara and Hartamas residents.
  • Pet shop, grooming and self-service laundromat: practical services for the high-rise population.
What should you check before renting or buying a shop in Sri Hartamas?

What should you check before renting or buying a shop in Sri Hartamas?

  • Day versus night: some rows peak at night; make sure the trading pattern matches your business hours.
  • Parking: parking is tight at dinner and on weekends; check customer access at your peak hours.
  • Noise and neighbours: for clinics or quieter retail, check proximity to bars and late-night outlets.
  • Licensing: Sri Hartamas falls under DBKL; confirm that your use, signage and any outdoor seating are permitted.
  • Building condition: many shoplots are older, so check plumbing, electrical capacity and roof condition before fit-out.
  • Investment: whole shoplots here enjoy strong tenant demand. Owning the whole shoplot means the upper floors add a second rental income, while banks, convenience chains, pharmacies, clinics and F&B chains make reliable ground-floor covenant tenants.
How do you get to Sri Hartamas and which hubs are nearby?

How do you get to Sri Hartamas and which hubs are nearby?

Sri Hartamas is reached via Jalan Duta, Jalan Sri Hartamas and the Sprint Highway, with Mont Kiara and Damansara Heights a short drive away. There is no rail station within the shoplot grid, so most customers drive or use e-hailing. Nearby hubs include Solaris Mont Kiara, Plaza Mont Kiara and Solaris Dutamas (Publika).

Compare with Solaris Mont Kiara and Solaris Dutamas (Publika) next door, check how Sri Hartamas ranks in our shop rent index, or estimate returns with the rental yield calculator.

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FAQ

Sri Hartamas: FAQ

How much is shop rent in Sri Hartamas in 2026?

Ground-floor shops in Sri Hartamas typically rent for RM 12,000 to RM 18,000 a month for about 1,460 to 1,700 sq ft (RM 8.5 to RM 10.8 psf). Whole shoplots typically sell for RM 3.3 million to RM 8 million (RM 1,034 to RM 1,533 psf). Main road frontage and corner units on busy dining rows ask at the top of the range. As an official cross-check, NAPIC's H1 2026 Property Market Report put ground-floor rents in Desa Sri Hartamas at RM 8,000 to RM 19,000 a month.

Which street in Sri Hartamas is best for a restaurant or bar?

The dining rows in the Desa Sri Hartamas grid, such as Jalan 23/70A, Jalan 24/70A and Jalan 27/70A, have the strongest dinner and late-night crowds, especially for Korean, Japanese and bar concepts. Corner units with good lighting and visibility rent highest. For clinics or quieter retail, pick a row away from the bars.

Are shops in Sri Hartamas freehold or leasehold?

Based on recent sale adverts that state tenure, Sri Hartamas is mostly freehold: all 38 are freehold. Tenure is set by block, so always confirm the title and any remaining lease with MCE before you commit.

What businesses do well in Sri Hartamas?

Korean and Japanese restaurants, mala and hotpot, cafés, bakeries, bubble tea and dessert, 24h convenience stores, pharmacies, clinics, pet shops and laundromats all do well thanks to strong day and night footfall.

Is Sri Hartamas good for a bubble tea or dessert shop?

Yes. Evening and supper crowds create steady demand for drinks and desserts. Pick a unit on a well-lit dining row with good visibility, and check parking at your peak hours.

Is parking difficult in Sri Hartamas?

Parking is tight at dinner time and on weekends, as the shoplot grid relies mostly on street parking. Many customers use e-hailing. Visit at peak times before committing to a unit.

Will the MRT3 Circle Line help shops in Sri Hartamas?

Possibly, but not soon. The proposed MRT3 Circle Line lists interim stations named Sri Hartamas and Dutamas. According to the MRT3 information site mrt.com.my (checked 14 Nov 2026), physical construction is expected to begin in 2027 and the line is planned for operation in 2032, and all station names are interim and subject to change. Exact station sites and walking distances to each row are not final, so value a ground-floor shop on today's footfall, frontage and parking, not on 2032, and allow for years of construction works on nearby roads.

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