Bayu @ Mori Park is leasehold with a term running to 2120 — roughly 94 years from 2026. That’s a long lease: banks finance it normally, it resells fine well within the term, and the tenure has little practical downside for most buyers over a typical holding period. What matters more is the location, price and the covered LRT3 link.
What ‘leasehold to 2120’ means
Leasehold means you hold the property for a fixed term — here to 2120, about 94 years out. A common worry is that leasehold erodes value, but that concern mainly bites when a lease grows short (say, under 30–40 years). A fresh ~94-year lease is a long runway that comfortably exceeds a normal ownership horizon.
Financing and resale
- Financing: banks lend against long leaseholds routinely; a ~94-year term is not an obstacle.
- Resale: you can resell well within the term; buyers and their banks are comfortable with a long remaining lease.
- State consent: leasehold transfers need state consent, which adds a step but is standard.
💡 For most buyers, a long lease + great location beats a poorly located freehold. See our freehold vs leasehold guide.
The bottom line for Bayu buyers
With a lease to 2120, the tenure is a minor consideration for a typical holding period. The bigger drivers of value at Bayu @ Mori Park are its Seksyen 13 location, the covered LRT3 link, dual-key flexibility and the RM250,000 entry.
Frequently asked questions
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Ask us to walk through Bayu @ Mori Park’s tenure, financing and price list.
Information is for general guidance as at 31 July 2026 and is not legal or financial advice; confirm tenure details before purchase.
Sources: DMS Team — freehold vs leasehold; project sales materials.