Leasehold
EXSIM Group
Qubaz Suites @ Kuala Terengganu
Bandar Kuala Terengganu, Terengganu
FromRM 379,500, RM 978 per square foot
Studio–3 rooms 388–753 sq ft
RoomsStudio–3
Sq ft (approx.)388–753
Completion2028
Est. completion 2028
Terengganu New Launch Condos
- Projects
- 1
- Entry
- RM 379,500
- Completion
- 2028
In Terengganu
Nearby: Kelantan · Pahang
Freehold
EXSIM Group
Erinaz Suites @ Kubang Kerian
Kubang Kerian, Kota Bharu
FromRM 384,200, RM 1,082 per square foot
Studio–2 rooms 355–893 sq ft
RoomsStudio–2
Sq ft (approx.)355–893
Completion—
Leasehold
EXSIM Group
Sea Crestz @ Kuantan Waterfront Resort City
Kuantan Waterfront Resort City, Kuantan, Pahang
FromRM 494,900, RM 978 per square foot
1–3 rooms 506–2,110 sq ft
Rooms1–3
Sq ft (approx.)506–2,110
Completion2028
Est. completion 2028
Before you buy
Kuala Terengganu is built around its waterfront. The water is the town centre here, with the mall, the old Chinatown, the market and the jetty all in the same walkable pocket, so an address described as central in this town usually is one.
The choice here is narrow, and we would rather say so than pad the page. There is little new high-rise stock in Kuala Terengganu. That is no reason to avoid the town. Plenty of good buys sit in quiet markets, but it does change how you should check a price.
In a thin market, verify. With few recent comparable sales, an asking price is harder to test, and a resale can take longer to find its buyer. If the plan is to let the unit out, be especially careful: one large project can absorb a big share of local rental demand the moment it hands over. Find out what has changed hands nearby, and at what price.
Budget the maintenance charge from day one. Multiply the rate per square foot by your unit size, confirm whether the sinking fund sits inside that figure, and treat the result as a permanent monthly bill. It is the cost first-time buyers most often leave out of the sums, and it does not go away.
Whatever is listed on this page carries its tenure, its unit sizes, its completion year and what the developer states, including the parts that do it no favours.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is in Kuala Terengganu town?
The waterfront runs through the middle of it, which is unusual. The water is the town centre here rather than a strip out by the resorts. Around it sit KTCC Mall, the old Chinatown, Pasar Kedai Payang and the Shahbandar jetty, with Istana Maziah and the white Masjid Sultan Zainal Abidin close by. Pantai Batu Buruk is the town beach. The main bus terminal is in the same area, so a central address here genuinely is central.
What changes when a town has very few new launches?
Three things, and none is a dealbreaker if you know beforehand. Prices are harder to check, because there are fewer recent sales to compare against. Reselling usually takes longer, since there are fewer buyers looking. And one large project can meet a big share of local demand the moment it hands over, which matters if you are counting on rent. Ask us what has changed hands nearby and at what price.
Who should buy a studio?
A single occupant, a couple without much stuff, or an owner who plans to let it out. A studio puts sleeping, cooking and living in one room, so storage runs short first and privacy second, the moment anyone visits. They sell well because the entry price is low. Buy one because it fits how you live, and treat the low price as a bonus rather than the reason.
Does Kuala Terengganu have freehold or leasehold projects?
Check it per project. The town does not settle it for you, and your bank will ask. Leasehold is the more common arrangement on newer high-rise land here. Raise it early, because some lenders price the two differently and that can change what you can borrow.
What should I ask about the maintenance charge?
Ask for the rate per square foot, whether the sinking fund sits inside that figure or is charged on top, and what the developer assumes the building will cost to run. Then multiply by your unit size and treat the result as a bill you pay every month for as long as you own the place. On a small unit it is minor. On a large one it can rival a car loan, and it is the cost buyers most often leave out of their sums.