1 of 5
Price
RM1,500
Bedroom
1
Bathroom
1
Room type
Common bedroom
Bathroom type
Detached bathroom
Built-up
461 sqft
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Home details
Type
Apartment
Title
Residential
Tenure
Freehold
Room type
Common bedroom
Bathroom type
Detached bathroom
Furnishing
Fully furnished
Built-up size
461 sqft
Facilities
Common Facilities
1
Outdoor swimming pool
2
Gymnasium
3
24-hour security
4
Sauna
5
Children's pool
6
Restaurant
Two methods combined — river (fluvial) flooding from Sungai Kelang, the closest river, and heavy-rain (pluvial) flash flooding from the surrounding terrain and rainfall. The badge above is the higher of the two, flagged as a known flood-prone area.
Inside a known flood district
This location sits inside Masjid Jamek / Leboh Ampang, Kuala Lumpur, a district with documented recurring flooding, but this specific spot is on relatively higher, better-draining ground. Still worth checking drainage and past flood marks.
River (fluvial)
Moderate
Heavy rain (pluvial)
Low
Moderate flood risk to this building
Sungai Kelang shows high flood activity, but the building ground sits ≈2 m above it. River flooding could reach this building in an extreme event — Sungai Kelang would need to rise about 1 floor.
Covers river flooding only — flash floods from heavy rain or blocked drains can still affect higher ground. Elevations are approximate (~90 m resolution).
River discharge — water flowing through Sungai Kelang, not the building · activity high
Current discharge
6.6 m³/s
Above threshold
Mean discharge
10.0 m³/s
30-day average
Max discharge
46.1 m³/s
30-day peak
Height above sea level
This building
≈37 m
Sungai Kelang
107 m away
≈35 m
Building is about level with Sungai Kelang
Sungai Kelang overflow history — when the river flooded, not the building
River last flooded
31 May 2025
River ran ≈2.1× normal (≈6 m³/s)
Past 2 years
River floods
1 event
Past 2 years
Monthly river flood risk
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Low
Moderate
High (monsoon)
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Source: Jabatan Pengairan dan Saliran (DID) Malaysia · Open-Meteo