Industrial land for sale in Selangor.

Registered (JPPH) medians to July 2026 are roughly RM56 psf around Rawang, RM65 psf in Telok Gong, RM82 psf in Pulau Indah and RM95 psf in Kapar. New launches cost more: KLIP Plus in Kundang launched land at RM118–130 psf in 2026.

Yes, with State Authority consent. Under the Selangor state circular of 28 August 2014, foreigners buying industrial property must pay at least RM3 million in every zone (the RM1–2 million figures often quoted are residential thresholds), and agricultural land cannot be bought. Since 1 January 2024 a foreign company or non-citizen non-PR also pays a flat 4% transfer stamp duty on industrial property. Confirm the current position with the land office or a lawyer before paying a deposit.

Serendah, Rawang and Kundang in the north, and Kapar, Meru, Bukit Raja, Pulau Indah and Telok Gong around Klang, are common areas. Availability changes, so send your size and use to check current parcels.

Not without approval. Agricultural land must be converted to industrial use, which involves a premium, approvals and time. Always confirm the land category first.

Freehold land has no expiry, while leasehold land has a fixed term (often 60 or 99 years) and may need state consent for transfer or charge. Remaining lease affects financing and value.

Yes. Open land and yards can be leased for container or equipment storage, subject to zoning, approvals and site conditions.