Which Maxim The Address Unit Should You Buy?
Pick Type A (450 sq ft, from RM449k) for the lowest entry price; Type B (660 sq ft, from RM652k) for two bedrooms for a couple or small family; and the Type C dual-key (865 sq ft, from RM861k) for two entrances on one title, for multigenerational living or a separate tenancy. The right unit depends on your budget, how you will live in or let the home, and whether you’re a foreign buyer. Use the framework below to narrow it in two minutes.
The 2-minute decision framework
| If your priority is… | Best unit | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Lowest entry price | Type A | Smallest cheque (RM449k); suits singles, couples and cross-border workers |
| More room for a couple or small family | Type B | 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, balcony |
| Two households under one title | Type C dual-key | Two entrances: live in one half and let the other, or house family separately |
| You’re a foreign / Singapore buyer | Type B or C | Only units above the RM600k SEZ threshold qualify (Type A is below it) |
| Multigenerational living | Type C dual-key | Parents and adult children live independently under one title |
Match by buyer profile
- First-time / budget-focused buyer → Type A. Lowest capital and the smallest loan. See the price list.
- Buyer planning to let → any type can be let; ask for current asking rents for comparable units nearby and keep a vacancy buffer. See the investment guide for demand and risks.
- Couple or small family → Type B for two bedrooms and two bathrooms.
- Foreign / Singapore buyer → Type B or C (the eligibility rules require the RM600k SEZ threshold).
- Multigenerational or hands-on owner → Type C. Read dual-key explained.
Don’t over-think the facing, but don’t ignore it
Within each type, floor level and facing affect the price. Higher floors and preferred facings carry a premium. The gallery’s live unit chart shows exactly what’s available, so book a visit to see your preferred stack.
Still unsure?
Tell us your budget and goal and we’ll suggest a unit and stack, and show the indicative instalment for it.
Frequently asked questions
Which Maxim The Address unit should I choose?
Type A has the lowest entry price, Type B gives a couple or small family two bedrooms, and Type C gives two entrances on one title. No return is promised on any type; choose on budget and how you will use the home.
Which unit should a Singaporean buy?
Type B (from RM652k) or Type C (from RM861k), because foreign buyers must meet the RM600,000 SEZ threshold. Type A at RM449k sits below it.
Can I let any unit type?
Yes, long-term letting is open to all types. Ask for current asking rents for comparable units nearby and keep a vacancy buffer. Short-term letting depends on the building’s house rules and the local council, so do not assume it is allowed.
Reviewed by Jason Chan, Malaysia property consultant (DMS Team). Indicative guidance, not financial advice.
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Last updated 8 November 2026 · DMS Jason Chan, REN 78007