Jalan Imbi Bukit Bintang Shops for Rent & Sale
Jalan Imbi runs from the edge of Bukit Bintang towards Jalan Tun Razak, past Berjaya Times Square and a cluster of hotels and serviced apartments. Its shoplots serve tourists, office workers and residents.
Jalan Imbi shop rent and price guide
Ground-floor shops and whole shoplots only, middle half of recent market adverts
| Type | Typical price | Typical size | Per sq ft |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sale | RM 8.10M to RM 11M | 4,500 to 7,630 sq ft | RM 1348 to RM 1725 |
Tenure of shoplots for sale: Mostly freehold (17 of 18 adverts)
For reference only. Actual prices depend on frontage, corner position, condition and lease terms.
Compiled by Tok Ginstee (REN 37505), CID Realtors Sdn Bhd (E (1) 1855).
Jalan Imbi shops for rent and for sale: market examples
Where is the shop stretch on Jalan Imbi?
Jalan Imbi covers the stretch between the Bukit Bintang end and Jalan Tun Razak, passing Berjaya Times Square, several hotels and serviced apartment blocks. Rows of older shoplots sit along the road and the side streets towards Pudu. It is part of our Pudu and Imbi hub, and Jalan Alor is a short walk away. The Imbi monorail station serves the street, and Bukit Bintang MRT is nearby.
Which stretch of Jalan Imbi is best for a shop?
Units at the Bukit Bintang end and around Berjaya Times Square and the hotels see the most visitor footfall and ask the highest rents. Further east, shoplots rely more on office workers, residents of the serviced apartments and passing traffic. Side streets towards Pudu are cheaper and suit local F&B and services.
How much is a shop on Jalan Imbi?
Whole shoplots were recently advertised at about RM8.1 million to RM11 million for 4,500 to 7,630 sq ft, or roughly RM1,350 to RM1,730 per sq ft. Nearly all sale adverts were freehold. Ground-floor rent adverts are too few to quote a fair range, and asking rents differ a lot between hotel facing units and side street lots. Compare with Bukit Bintang shoplots for sale and Bukit Bintang shops for rent.
What businesses do well on Jalan Imbi?
- Cafés and casual dining for hotel guests and younger crowds
- Chinese restaurants and dim sum linked to Pudu's food culture
- Convenience stores and money changers for travellers
- Clinics, dental clinics and pharmacies for residents and workers
- Massage and wellness close to the hotels
When is Jalan Imbi busiest?
Hotel and mall traffic keeps the Bukit Bintang end busy from late morning to night, with weekends and holidays strongest. Office and residential sections peak at breakfast, lunch and dinner. Big events, concerts and school holidays lift hotel occupancy, and the shops closest to the hotels feel that first.
Parking and access
Jalan Imbi is heavily congested at peak hours and kerbside parking is limited. Many customers walk from hotels, malls and the monorail. Check loading access for deliveries before you sign.
What to check before renting or buying
- Match the unit to your customers: the hotel end and inner Pudu streets behave very differently.
- Inspect wiring, plumbing, grease traps and exhaust routes in older buildings.
- Confirm approved use and signage with DBKL.
- For a whole shoplot, the upper floors add rental income. Work out purchase costs with our stamp duty calculator.
The best Jalan Imbi units are usually let or sold privately before they reach the portals. WhatsApp MCE with your trade, size and budget to hear about them first.
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