Idaman Residence Kuala Lumpur

The place may look appealing in old listings, but the current living conditions make it feel overpriced to me. Visit at different times of day and don’t rely on agents’ promises or outdated photos. Some agents create urgency while units remain vacant, and some may hide or downplay the construction on all sides. Some owners still raise rents despite the worsening conditions, with the attitude that construction isn’t their problem. Noise is a major issue. Two large construction projects are underway and expected to continue for another 3-5 years, with drilling, dust, and loud noise that affect sleep, health, and daily life. The rear side doesn’t solve it either, since nearby restaurants regularly play loud music until midnight. The open front view is gone, covered by buildings, and there’s no more morning sunlight or ventilation. The property feels boxed in and suffocating. Deliveries aren’t allowed at the door, so food and parcels are left outside the building, which is inconvenient and feels unsafe. Management seems to show little concern for residents’ comfort. There are also concerns about the investment: property prices have declined over the past 10-15 years, and many owners seem stuck, unable to sell without a loss. With the ongoing construction, poor living conditions, and falling values, this seems risky. Idaman Residence KLCC used to be a great place to stay, but things have changed a lot.