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Tujuh Residences opens first tower in Kwasa Damansara City Centre

Tujuh Residences, the first residential component of Kwasa Damansara City Centre (KDCC), opened its first serviced-apartment tower on Thursday with 573 units and a RM1.2 billion development cost.

Source: EdgeProp Malaysia · August 27, 2026 at 10:02 AM · AI-assisted report

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Tujuh Residences opens first tower in Kwasa Damansara City Centre
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KWASA DAMANSARA CITY CENTRE (KDCC), SHAH ALAM, SELANGOR, PERSIARAN KWASA UTAMA, SEKSYEN U4, 40150 SHAH ALAM, KOTA DAMANSARA, PETALING JAYA, KUALA LUMPUR, SULTAN ABDUL AZIZ SHAH AIRPORT, 27 AUGUST 2026 —

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Tujuh Residences, the first residential component of Kwasa Damansara City Centre (KDCC), opened its first serviced-apartment tower on Thursday with 573 units and a RM1.2 billion development cost.

Market Impact

Developed by Kwasa Sentral Sdn Bhd on Persiaran Kwasa Utama in Shah Alam’s Seksyen U4, the leasehold towers sit 4.5 km from Sultan Abdul Aziz Shah Airport. The two-wing design spans 550 sq ft to 904 sq ft, with compact sizes meant to keep entry costs below larger suburban condominiums according to the developer.

The transit-oriented location places Kwasa Sentral and Kwasa Damansara MRT stations within walking distance. Residents gain direct rail links to Kota Damansara, Petaling Jaya and Kuala Lumpur, while motorists can use highways including DASH, GCE, the North–South Expressway and LDP to bypass peak congestion.

Kwasa Sentral said the two-wing layout improves privacy, natural light and ventilation versus conventional long corridors. Communal facilities on the ground floor and Level 10 include swimming pools, fitness zones, reading spaces and children’s areas.

The development integrates sustainability features such as GreenRE certification, rainwater harvesting and modular construction. These align with KDCC’s broader green infrastructure and smart-city planning according to project listings.

Sales timelines and launch prices have not been disclosed. The developer said the project targets urban professionals, first-time buyers, young families and investors seeking early exposure to a transit-oriented master-planned address.

Industry watchers note the two-MRT-station access could widen the tenant pool to rail-dependent commuters. However, they caution that much of KDCC’s long-term value depends on the pace of surrounding office, retail and public-space development.

Buyers must also weigh the leasehold tenure and higher density against competing freehold or lower-rise projects in Kota Damansara and nearby areas. On-site conveniences include a convenience store, café and laundry within the podium.

For owner-occupiers, the development offers daily practicality close to MRT access. Investors can monitor KDCC’s ecosystem growth, but the project’s upside hinges on the continued maturation of the city centre according to Kwasa Sentral.

Related: Kwasa Sentral Sdn Bhd

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