Jalan Conlay occupies a rare position in the KL city centre map — close enough to walk to both KLCC and Tun Razak Exchange, without carrying the rental premium of sitting inside either district. Plaza Conlay Tower 1 is a newly built premium-grade tower on that stretch, giving tenants a foothold between the city’s two largest business hubs at a materially lower psf than either.
MSC and GBI Gold status are already in place.
For companies operating under MSC-linked incentives or reporting against ESG-linked leasing mandates, the compliance groundwork is done before a tenant even signs — no waiting on certification or retrofitting for green credentials.
Full floors sized for headcount growth.
With a typical floor plate in the high-teens-to-20,000 sq ft range and unit sizes from roughly 9,600 to 19,000 sq ft, a tenant can take a partial floor now and grow into a full floor later without relocating.
Walking distance to two business districts, not one.
Conlay MRT Station is roughly a 6-minute walk away, and the building sits within reach of both TRX and Suria KLCC — useful for client meetings, banking, and F&B without a taxi ride, and for recruiting staff who work across both corridors.
Power infrastructure built for scale.
A dual-feed power supply and 100-amp distribution board per floor give data-dependent tenants headroom most towers this age don’t offer as standard, without needing to negotiate a separate infrastructure upgrade.
A newly completed building, not a retrofit.
Completed in 2023, the tower comes with raised flooring, fibre-optic connectivity, and VRV water-cooled air-conditioning already built in — tenants inherit modern base specifications rather than paying to upgrade an older shell.
Who this building suits.
Plaza Conlay Tower 1 suits MSC-status companies that want the compliance checked off without paying KLCC prime rent, and mid-sized to growing corporates that want the option to expand from a partial floor into a full floor as headcount increases. It also fits tenants whose business touches both TRX and KLCC — banking, professional services, or regional offices that need walkable access to clients in both districts.
