All-Inclusive Rent in KL: What's Really Included?
The phrase 'all-inclusive' gets used loosely in the KL rental market. Here's exactly what it means at RGP Homes.

The Problem With 'All-Inclusive' in KL
'All-inclusive' in the KL rental market can mean utilities are included, or it can mean the apartment comes with an air-conditioning unit that you still pay the bill for. The difference is significant — KL electricity bills for an air-conditioned apartment run RM 200 to RM 500+ per month.
What Is Included in Every RGP Homes Monthly Rate
- Rent — obviously
- Electricity — TNB charges included, no usage cap for normal residential consumption
- Water — including chilled water where applicable in the building
- High-speed WiFi — 100Mbps+ fibre broadband, connected and working from day one
- Periodic housekeeping — cleaning visit at a schedule agreed at check-in
- Building facilities — pool, gym, and common areas per building rules
What Is Not Included
Daily hotel-style cleaning, grocery replenishment, phone or streaming subscriptions, parking in buildings where parking is separately metered. These exclusions are clear from the start.
Why This Matters Financially
When utilities are excluded from a quoted rent, the real monthly cost is materially higher than the headline figure. At RGP Homes, the number we quote is the number you pay. No month-end adjustment, no surprise bills.
The Invoice Simplicity
For corporate clients: one monthly invoice covers everything. No chasing utility bills, no multiple expense claims, no exchange rate management across different payment dates. One line item, every month.
One monthly payment. Everything covered. No bill surprises. rgphomes.com.my
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