Picture this Bukit Rahman Putra in 1994. Terraced houses sell for RM 148 888. A new township emerges from rubber and oil palm estates. It’s a bold vision. Bukit Rahman Putra named after Malaysia’s first prime minister Tunku Abdul Rahman Putra Al-Haj. This area was once far from Kuala Lumpur. Now it’s a thriving community.
Bukit Rahman Putra isn’t just houses. It boasts the Rahman Putra Golf Club. A 36-hole course opened in 1993. Putra Industrial Park adds to its economic heartbeat. Bukit Rahman Putra has grown. It’s evolved into a diverse community.
The 1990s saw the first homes built. By 2020 prices skyrocketed to RM 500 000. Even a Ducati showroom opened in 2024. A RM 2.5 million investment in Bukit Rahman Putra’s prestige. The township expanded. More developers arrived. GuocoLand Sunway Group MRCB Land and others contributed to its growth.
Bukit Rahman Putra offers more than just homes. There’s SB Mall. Putra Medical Centre is there too. SK and SMK Bukit Rahman Putra schools educate its young residents. Bukit Rahman Putra Mosque serves the community’s spiritual needs.
Today Bukit Rahman Putra is well connected. The Rapid KL MRT feeder bus route T101 links it to Sungai Buloh MRT station. Major highways like the LDP NKVE MRR2 and GCE offer easy access to Kuala Lumpur. The Sungai Buloh-Kajang MRT line and the future Sungai Buloh-Serdang-Putrajaya Line will further enhance connectivity. The township’s location once considered remote is now an advantage.
Bukit Rahman Putra’s story is a Malaysian success story. It’s a testament to vision. It is a story of growth and transformation. It is a peaceful township with well-lined streets greenery and premium landed homes. Come explore this remarkable township. Discover its charm and its vibrant community. Bukit Rahman Putra awaits.