The Skyline suits first-home buyers who qualify for PN1, with RMKU units from RM361,650, and larger families who want a four-bedroom condo from RM643,300 in Paya Terubong. It is a weaker fit for short-term rental investors, as Airbnb is not allowed.
The project is by PLB Land with ENS Group. The 34-floor tower has 290 units on about 2.56 acres: 74 RMKU affordable homes of 750 to 900 sq ft and 216 condominium units of 1,200 to 1,950 sq ft. Completion is targeted for 2029.
By Chan Wei Chao, REN 39846, IQI Realty Sdn. Bhd. Updated 12 November 2026. Prices are developer prices.
The Skyline pros
- Four bedrooms for less. A 1,200 sq ft four-bedroom unit at RM643,300 costs less than the 1,172 sq ft three-bedroom unit at Tuan Pavilion (RM730,000).
- RMKU entry price. RMKU units start at RM361,650 for eligible PN1 buyers.
- Plenty of parking. About 610 car park bays for 290 units.
- Residential title. On residential condominium title, with three-tier security.
The Skyline cons
- No Airbnb. Short-term rental is not allowed.
- PN1 eligibility. RMKU units are subject to PN1 eligibility.
- Wait until 2029. Completion is targeted for 2029.
- Two bathrooms. The four-bedroom condominium units have two bathrooms.
Which unit should you choose?
Type B RMKU is 850 sq ft at RM361,650 with one car park. Type C RMKU is 900 sq ft at RM465,400 with two car parks, RM103,750 more. For four bedrooms, Type D is RM643,300 and Type D1, with two to three car parks, is RM679,300. Type F at 1,950 sq ft is RM1,159,900 with four car parks.
Summary
The Skyline fits own-stay buyers who want either an affordable RMKU unit or a four-bedroom condo in Paya Terubong. See The Skyline prices and floor plans, or compare it side by side with D’Hazelton and Tuan Pavilion.
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