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Centrix vs Divine KLCC
In brief
Measured in a straight line, about 1.1 km separates them. The lowest published price at Divine KLCC is RM997,000; Centrix opens at RM907,800. Centrix is expected to finish sooner (completing 2029), with Divine KLCC completing 2032. For floor area, the biggest layout at Divine KLCC is 1,319 sq ft, compared with 1,187 at Centrix.
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Full details for each project (prices, floor plans, car parks): Centrix · Divine KLCC
Every figure on this page is read from the same records as the project pages. Updated 14 October 2026.
Head to head
| Centrix | Divine KLCC | |
|---|---|---|
| Developer | Intan Sekitar Sdn Bhd | Chin Hin Group Property |
| Area | Kuala Lumpur City Centre | Kuala Lumpur City Centre |
| Starting price | RM907,800 | RM997,000 |
| Per sq ft (smallest unit) | about RM1,610 | about RM1,986 |
| Sizes | 564 – 1,187 sq ft | 502 – 1,319 sq ft |
| Bedrooms | Studio-3 | 1+1-3+1 |
| Completion | Completing 2029 | Completing 2032 |
| Units | 857 | 1,033 |
| Maintenance | RM0.4 psf | RM0.68 psf |
| Roughly each month (smallest unit) | about RM4,090 | about RM4,590 |
| Nearest rail station | Dang Wangi · about 30 m | Kampung Baru · about 410 m |
| Tenure | Leasehold | Leasehold |
Distances in this table are straight-line. Starting prices are gross and move with unit type and floor. For "roughly each month" we take the smallest unit, a 90% loan over 35 years at 4.5% a year, and add the published maintenance rate: a rough guide, not a quote.
Making the choice
Pick Centrix if
- A lower starting price matters most (from RM907,800).
- You want the keys sooner (completing 2029).
- You prefer a lighter maintenance bill (RM0.4 psf).
- Rail access matters (Dang Wangi station, about 30 m).
Pick Divine KLCC if
- Floor area comes first (up to 1,319 sq ft).
Location, tenure and buying from abroad
Both are listed under Kuala Lumpur City Centre. For rail, Divine KLCC uses Kampung Baru (about 410 m) and Centrix uses Dang Wangi (about 30 m). Tenure: Centrix is leasehold; Divine KLCC is leasehold. A foreign buyer needs consent from the land authority for either one, and the minimum price for foreign purchases should be checked against the chosen unit.
Builder and size
The developers differ: Intan Sekitar Sdn Bhd for Centrix, Chin Hin Group Property for Divine KLCC. By size of development, Centrix is the quieter one (857 units) and Divine KLCC the busier one (1,033 units). That affects lift waits and how crowded the facilities feel. Centrix offers Studio-3 bedrooms and Divine KLCC offers 1+1-3+1.
Read more
Centrix: project pageCentrix: reviewDivine KLCC: project pageDivine KLCC: review
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Buyers also ask
Does Centrix or Divine KLCC have the lower starting price?
The lowest published price at Divine KLCC is RM997,000; Centrix opens at RM907,800. Measured per sq ft on the smallest units, that is about RM1,610 versus RM1,986.
Which project completes earlier?
Centrix is expected to finish sooner (completing 2029), with Divine KLCC completing 2032.
How do the maintenance rates compare?
On service charges, Divine KLCC is set at RM0.68 psf and Centrix at RM0.4 psf.
How far apart are Centrix and Divine KLCC?
The straight-line distance is about 1.1 km. The nearest station to Centrix is Dang Wangi (about 30 m); to Divine KLCC, Kampung Baru (about 410 m).