The planning of the township has taken a while and it finally saw significant developments last year. Several launches have taken place, including Tujuh Residences by MRCB Land Sdn Bhd (a subsidiary of Malaysian Resources Corporation Bhd) (KL:MRCB), Dedaun Rimba by YTL Land & Development Bhd (a subsidiary of YTL Corporation Bhd) (KL:YTL), Daya Residence by TSR Capital Bhd (KL:TSRCAP), Linari Damansara by Impiana Land & Development Sdn Bhd, and Idaman Kwasa Damansara by Gagasan Nadi Cergas Bhd (KL:NADIBHD).

Kwasa Land managing director Datuk Adenan Md Yusof says Kwasa Damansara will see its first completed residential project as early as end-2025. The gross development value (GDV) of the township is expected to be between RM60 billion and RM70 billion.
Linari Damansara is a RM450 million development consisting of two condominium towers and 16 units of cluster townhouses (Photo by Sam Fong/The Edge)
Upcoming projects
Other development partners at Kwasa Damansara include Gadang Holdings Bhd (KL:GADANG) and Exsim Group. Newcomers include PPB Group Bhd (KL:PPB), Sunsuria Bhd (KL:SUNSURIA) and EDUC8 Group, which came on board last year. A developer, whose name is yet to be disclosed, has taken over 440 acres in PJ East.
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premium land very unlikely will build 2-storey, nanti mahal no one buy pulak.

so no choice have to build high to justify the price, increasing the absolute price (>2 mil).

Easier to justify 2.2 mil for a three-storey 5 bedroom 4 bathroom, 2,600 sqft unit
than a 1.8 mil two-storey 4 bathroom 3 bedroom, 1700 sqft unit no?

Considering land cost contributes to bulk of the pricing.