Ground Floor Shop for Rent, Taman Desa Kuala Lumpur
Taman Desa, Old Klang Road, Taman Desa, Old Klang Road
Typical market range for shops like this
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About this shop
Taman Desa is a mature, well off neighbourhood off Old Klang Road, close to Mid Valley, with a strong café and restaurant scene. Condominium residents, landed families and staff from the nearby hospital keep the shoplots busy.
Ground floor shops in the Taman Desa and Danau Desa business rows suit owner run food concepts and family services, with some units facing the main road.
- Ground floor units of about 1,430 to 1,540 sq ft
- Typically RM 7,200 to RM 9,800 a month for units like this
- Quick access to Old Klang Road, Mid Valley and Kuchai Lama
- Steady custom from dense condominiums nearby
- Suits cafés, F&B, clinics, pharmacy and bakery
Suitable for
Location
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