Independent marketing website by Lim Wei Liang (REN 69435), IQI Realty Sdn Bhd — not the official website of the developer, MRCB Seputeh Land Sdn Bhd (200701029218 / 787242-M).
A 50-storey residential-titled tower by MRCB inside the 17.6-acre 9 Seputeh enclave — Japanese-inspired design, a 1 km linear park at the doorstep, and the OKR–NPE Link Bridge into Bangsar and Mid Valley.
An independent marketing portal by Lim Wei Liang (Rain), REN 69435 · IQI Realty Sdn Bhd [E (1) 1584] — an authorised marketing agency appointed to assist with the sales and promotion of Lunar Seputeh. This is NOT the official website of the developer.
This website is not operated by, endorsed by or affiliated with the developer.
It is an independent marketing website run by Lim Wei Liang (Rain), a registered real estate negotiator appointed to market this project. The developer is MRCB Seputeh Land Sdn Bhd and its official project website is lunarseputeh.com. No bookings, deposits or payments of any kind are collected through this website — all payments are made directly to the developer or its appointed solicitors. Read more about who operates this site.
The project
Drawn from the quiet of the moon
Lunar Seputeh takes its architectural concept from Tsuki, the Japanese word for the moon. The tower reads as a calm counterpoint to Old Klang Road: a tatami-inspired façade, a moon-shaped skylight over the rooftop lounge, and landscaping built on the Japanese principles of kanso, fukinsei, shizen and yugen.
It stands on 2.32 acres within 9 Seputeh, MRCB's 17.6-acre transit-minded enclave shared with Tria and Vivo, and is one of the few high-rise homes in the area to carry a residential title rather than a commercial one.
Lunar Seputeh project fact sheet
Project name
Lunar Seputeh (Residensi Lunar)
Developer
MRCB Seputeh Land Sdn Bhd, a subsidiary of Malaysian Resources Corporation Berhad (MRCB)
Address
Jalan Telok Datok, off Jalan Klang Lama, 58000 Kuala Lumpur
Land title
Residential
Tenure
Leasehold 99 years, expiring 11 May 2113
Development
1 tower · 50 storeys · 483 units · 6 lifts
Land area
2.32 acres, within the 17.6-acre 9 Seputeh development
1 to 3 allocated bays per unit, depending on layout
Estimated completion
Q4 2030
Maintenance fee
To be confirmed by the developer
Project status
Prelaunch — advertising permit (APDL) pending
Arrival entrance — artist's impressionBuilding elevations and level distribution
Why buyers look here
Six things that set it apart
Title
Residential title
A residential-titled high-rise in the city — meaning residential utility tariffs and a purely residential community, not a serviced-apartment mix.
Access
OKR–NPE Link Bridge
MRCB's own 1 km link bridge, opened in 2018, shortened the Bangsar-to-Old-Klang-Road route from roughly 5.5 km to 2 km and eased access towards Subang and Klang.
Greenery
Promenade Boulevard
An approximately 1 km linear park running through the enclave from Lunar to Vivo, with a jogging track, bicycle track, playground and outdoor fitness.
Household
Pet-friendly by design
Planned as a pet-friendly residence, with a dedicated Paw Haven on the podium facilities level rather than a blanket no-pets rule.
Education
School inside the enclave
Campus Rangers International School operates within 9 Seputeh itself, with Kuen Cheng, Sri Dasmesh and Universiti Malaya all within a short drive.
Design
Japanese-inspired living
Zen podium landscaping, an onsen bath and sauna, a moonlight pavilion, and a Level 45 sky deck built around the moon's form and rhythm.
Location
Between Mid Valley, Bangsar South and KL Sentral
Old Klang Road puts three of Kuala Lumpur's busiest employment and retail hubs inside a 3 km radius — which is what keeps rental demand in this corridor steady.
Transit
MRT & rail access
Old Klang Road is served by the KTM Komuter and Mid Valley interchange, with KL Sentral — the country's main rail hub — roughly 3 km away.
Highways
NPE, Federal & KESAS
Direct access to the New Pantai Expressway via the OKR–NPE Link Bridge, plus the Federal Highway, KESAS and the Setiawangsa–Pantai Expressway.
Township
Inside 9 Seputeh
A 17.6-acre enclave of residential, retail and commercial components organised around the Promenade Boulevard, shared with Tria and Vivo.
Retail
Mid Valley Megamall
The Gardens Mall
KL Eco Mall
KL Gateway · The Sphere
Bangsar Shopping Centre
Nu Sentral
Workplaces
Bangsar South
Mid Valley City
KL Sentral
Multinationals nearby include Google, Amazon, Shell, CIMB, Accenture and Samsung
Healthcare
Pantai Medical Centre
UM Medical Centre
UM Specialist Centre
Columbia Asia Hospital
Taman Desa Medical Centre
Education
Campus Rangers International School (within 9 Seputeh)
Kuen Cheng School
Sri Dasmesh International School
Universiti Malaya · MAHSA University
Promenade Boulevard — artist's impression
A 1 km park instead of a car park view
The Promenade Boulevard is a linear park spanning the enclave from Lunar through Tria to Vivo, giving residents a continuous green route with a jogging track, bicycle track, playground and outdoor fitness stations — an unusual amenity for a city-fringe address.
The 9 Seputeh masterplan covers roughly 17.6 acres of residential, retail and commercial components organised around that central spine.
Layouts
Seven layouts, 683 to 1,646 sq ft
Every layout is planned with outward-facing windows for cross ventilation, bedrooms sized for a king mattress, and a water tap at the balcony. Types C1, C2 and C2A offer dual-key or dual-key-convertible arrangements. Full floor plans are shown below — nothing hidden. Tap any plan to open it full size.
Type A683 sq ft · 63.5 sqm
1+1 Bed1 Bath1 Car park
Walk-in wardrobe and a study desk divided from the bedroom for working from home.
Send me your budget, household size and whether you're buying to stay or to rent out, and I'll shortlist the layouts and stacks worth viewing — plus the current price list and unit availability.
Facilities are split across Level 2, the Level 12 and 12M podium, and the Level 45 sky floor — so the quiet uses and the active ones don't sit on top of each other.
Level 2
Work and quiet
Co-working space, reading room and reading pods, river view lounge, chill lounge, nursery and the management office.
Level 12 & 12M — Podium
Recreation and wellness
Infinity pool, jacuzzi, onsen bath and sauna, gymnasium and dance studio, half basketball court, boxing corner, table tennis, multipurpose hall, sound studio, kids' playroom, teens' club, zen courtyard and Paw Haven.
Level 45 — Sky
Gourmet and skyline
Gourmet kitchen and lounge, raised BBQ decks, meditation deck, reflection corner and shade garden, with views over Mid Valley, Bangsar South, Taman Desa and the KL skyline.
All images are artist's impressions supplied by the developer and are not photographs of a completed building.
Affordability
Instalment from RM2,300 a month
For buyers weighing this against renting in the Mid Valley and Bangsar South corridor, the entry point is the number that matters most.
RM2,300Estimated monthly instalment, from
This estimate applies to the smallest layout with a standard loan structure. Your actual instalment depends on the unit you choose, the loan margin your bank approves, the prevailing interest rate and your loan tenure.
*The RM2,300 figure is an indicative estimate prepared for illustration only. It is not a quotation, an offer of credit, or a guarantee of loan approval, and it does not include legal fees, stamp duty, insurance or other costs. Prices, packages and financing terms are set by the developer and by your bank, and are subject to change. Please obtain your own loan advice before committing to a purchase.
How to register your interest
Three steps, no forms
There is no registration form on this site. Enquiries come through WhatsApp so you can see exactly who you're talking to before you share anything.
Message on WhatsApp
Tap any WhatsApp button here. It opens a chat with me directly — Lim Wei Liang, REN 69435 — on 010-5095049.
Get the documents
I'll send the developer's e-brochure, full floor plans, the current price list and the units still available, plus an honest read on which stacks are worth it.
Visit the sales gallery
If it looks like a fit, I'll arrange a sales gallery appointment with the developer. Any booking is made with the developer directly, never through this website.
Lunar Seputeh is at prelaunch stage. The Advertising and Sales Permit (APDL) for the project is pending and has not yet been issued at the time of publication. Accordingly, no sale is being offered or concluded through this website, no booking fee or payment is collected here, and all information on this page is preliminary, drawn from materials supplied by the developer, and subject to change. Prices, packages, layouts, specifications and the completion date are determined solely by the developer and may be varied or withdrawn at any time. Any purchase will be governed by the Sale and Purchase Agreement issued by the developer once the relevant approvals are in place.
Questions
Lunar Seputeh — frequently asked
Where is Lunar Seputeh located?
Lunar Seputeh sits on Jalan Telok Datok, off Jalan Klang Lama (Old Klang Road), 58000 Kuala Lumpur, within the 17.6-acre 9 Seputeh development. Mid Valley City, Bangsar South, Taman Desa and KL Sentral are all within roughly a 3 km radius, and the OKR–NPE Link Bridge gives direct access towards Bangsar, Subang and Klang.
Who is the developer?
MRCB Seputeh Land Sdn Bhd, a subsidiary of Malaysian Resources Corporation Berhad (MRCB), listed on Bursa Malaysia since 1971 and known for transit-oriented developments including KL Sentral. The developer's official project website is lunarseputeh.com.
What is the starting monthly instalment?
Instalments start from approximately RM2,300 per month for the smallest layout. This is an indicative estimate only — your actual instalment depends on the unit, your approved loan margin, the interest rate and the tenure your bank offers. It is not a quotation or a guarantee of loan approval.
What unit sizes and layouts are available?
Seven layouts across 483 units in one 50-storey tower: Type A at 683 sq ft (1+1 bedrooms), Types B1 and B1A at 841 sq ft (2 bedrooms), Type B2 at 930 sq ft (3 bedrooms), Types C1, C2 and C2A at 1,280 sq ft (3 bedrooms, dual key or dual-key convertible) and Type D at 1,646 sq ft (4+1 bedrooms). Car park allocation runs from 1 to 3 bays depending on layout.
Is it freehold or leasehold?
Leasehold, with a 99-year tenure expiring on 11 May 2113. The land carries a residential title rather than a commercial one, which is why residential utility tariffs apply.
When is the expected completion?
The developer indicates an estimated completion of Q4 2030. The binding completion date is the one stated in the Sale and Purchase Agreement.
Can I see the price list?
Pricing is not published on this website because it changes during the prelaunch period and varies by unit, floor and facing. Message me on WhatsApp and I'll send you the current price list from the developer, along with what's still available.
Is this the official Lunar Seputeh website?
No. This site is operated independently by Lim Wei Liang (Rain), a Registered Real Estate Negotiator (REN 69435) practising under IQI Realty Sdn Bhd E(1)1584, who is marketing the project. It is not operated, endorsed or verified by MRCB. No payments are collected through this website. See About us for full details and how to verify my registration.
Do I pay anything to you as the negotiator?
No. Buyers do not pay me any fee. Professional fees for marketing a new development are paid by the developer. You pay only the amounts set out in the developer's own booking documents and Sale and Purchase Agreement, made directly to the developer or its appointed solicitors.
Ask anything about Lunar Seputeh
Floor plans, price list, unit availability, financing, or an honest comparison against the other Old Klang Road launches — just ask.
