Ground Floor Shop for Rent, Jalan Sultan Ismail, KLCC
Jalan Sultan Ismail, KLCC, KLCC, TRX & Jalan Sultan Ismail, KLCC
Typical market range for shops like this
This is a representative example of shops like this in the area. Prices and sizes are approximate ranges from recent market adverts and photos are illustrations. It is not a live listing and may not be available. Prime units are rarely advertised; we offer them first to people who have contacted us, so WhatsApp us your requirements.
About this shop
Jalan Sultan Ismail is one of Kuala Lumpur's busiest city roads, linking the KLCC and Bukit Bintang areas past hotels, office towers and shopping centres. Office staff, hotel guests and tourists keep the pavements busy from morning to late night.
Ground floor shops on this road suit brands that want a high profile city address with strong walk in and drive past exposure.
- Ground floor units of about 2,000 sq ft
- Typically around RM 24,000 a month for units like this
- Facing the main road, within walking distance of MRT and Monorail stations
- Busy stretch close to Pavilion and the Bukit Bintang shopping belt
- Suits cafes, restaurants, convenience stores, pharmacies and money changers
Suitable for
Location
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Malls or shoplots: where do Chagee, Luckin, Mixue and Pop Mart open?
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Which KL and Selangor streets have the highest shop rent in 2026?
NAPIC's official ground-floor rents next to our own advert data: Changkat Bukit Bintang, Jalan TAR, Bangsar Baru, Sri Hartamas and the top PJ streets.