Living in TRX

Transport, schools, healthcare and neighbourhood character in TRX, from sourced facts.

A 70-acre mixed-use city developed as Malaysia's first international financial district (CBD). It integrates office towers such as Exchange 106, commercial facilities and residential towers — an emerging area for finance and professional expats.

Transport
TRX MRT station is an interchange between the Kajang Line (Line 9) and the Putrajaya Line (Line 12). One of the few interchange stations between the two lines, it connects underground directly to The Exchange TRX mall.
Landmarks & malls
The Exchange TRX (over 400 tenants), the adjacent 10-acre TRX City Park, Exchange 106 (a high-rise office tower), and TRX Residences (residential towers).
Schools & hospitals
Prince Court Medical Centre (Jalan Kia Peng, an IHH-affiliated private general hospital serving international patients) is nearby (the hospital notes it is "about 10 minutes from TRX").
Rent
A new, premium segment. Sources cite sale prices of RM1,000–1,400/sqft and entry price points from RM1 million. Confirmed official rental figures are unavailable and are therefore omitted.

Who it suits

Suited to finance and professional expats, those who value rail access to KLCC and Bukit Bintang, and those who want new builds with home-work proximity.

TRX in numbers

Rooms listed for rent
1 room · RM 4,800 a month
Rooms listed for sale
1 room · RM 5,500,000

Source: rooms listed on Property Lab (our CRM), counted on 6 Nov 2026. Updated monthly.

Buildings in TRX

We list 2 buildings here.

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Nearest stations to TRX

Station locations: Malaysia Open Data Portal (data.gov.my) — GTFS Static: Prasarana Rapid Rail KL, KTMB (CC BY 4.0, retrieved 2026-11-05). For each building we list in this area, we counted the nearest station by straight-line distance (as at 6 Nov 2026).

Sources

Checked 2026-06-01

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