Bukit Damansara New Launches 2026: Every New Residence in Damansara Heights, Prices and Status

Bukit Damansara, better known as Damansara Heights, is Kuala Lumpur’s oldest landed enclave west of the city centre, and new homes here arrive a few dozen at a time. The 2026 pipeline is the deepest in years: Pavilion Group’s final phase at Pavilion Damansara Heights opened for private preview in April at an average of about RM2,000 psf, Tan & Tan Developments launched 48 freehold strata villas at The Batai in March from RM7 million, The Cedar completes this year, and BRDB holds a 7.98-acre site on Jalan Semantan for a Heatherwick Studio-designed scheme. This guide tracks every new residence in the neighbourhood, written for buyers deciding between a villa, a low-rise apartment and a tower above the mall.

Bukit Damansara new launches 2026: status of every project

Project	Developer	Units	Sizes (sq ft)	Tenure	Status	Price band	Our guide
Imperial Residences, Pavilion Damansara Heights	Pavilion Group	148	3,380 - 4,090; penthouses 7,459	Freehold	Private preview from Apr 2026; completion Q1 2029	About RM2,000 psf average; up to RM10.2M	Pavilion Damansara Heights review
Royal Suites, Pavilion Damansara Heights	Pavilion Group	490	452 - 1,679	Freehold	Private preview from Apr 2026; completion Q1 2029	About RM2,000 psf average; from RM700,000	Pavilion Damansara Heights review
The Batai	Tan & Tan Developments (IGB)	48 villas	5,844 - 6,190	Freehold	Launched Mar 2026, about 50% sold; completion Jan 2029	From RM7M	This guide
The Cedar	Satin Magic	70	2,782 - 12,517	Freehold	Completing 2026	RM2,100 - 3,000 psf asking	The Cedar review
The Peak	E&O with Mitsui Fudosan	54	3,455 - 4,500	Freehold	Completed 2025; resale market	RM1,740 - 2,030 psf asking	This guide
Wisma Damansara redevelopment	BRDB with Heatherwick Studio	Announced at launch	Announced at launch		Planned, 7.98 acres on Jalan Semantan	Announced at launch	This guide
Pavilion Damansara Heights Phase 1	Pavilion Group	1,314	605 - 2,803	Freehold	Completed 2022	RM1,871 psf median	Pavilion Damansara Heights review

Damansara Heights here means the Bukit Damansara hill and its Pusat Bandar Damansara commercial centre, from Jalan Semantan on the east to the Jalan Damansara ridge. Bangsar and Taman Duta sit next door, and we cover their large-unit projects below because the same buyers compare them.

Pavilion Damansara Heights final phase: Imperial Residences and Royal Suites

The largest new supply in Damansara Heights is Pavilion Group’s second and final phase, opened for private preview in April 2026 as part of a development The Edge values at about RM9 billion, with about RM2.5 billion in the new phase. Both towers are freehold and sit on the same site as the Pavilion Damansara Heights mall, offices and the MRT Kajang Line station.

• Imperial Residences. 148 homes in a 50-storey tower, of 3,380 and 4,090 sq ft with private lift lobbies and natural marble living rooms, plus six penthouses of 7,459 sq ft. Prices reach about RM10.2 million.
• Royal Suites. 490 units of 452 - 1,679 sq ft in a 51-storey tower, about a third of them dual-key, and the tower closest to the MRT. Prices start from about RM700,000.
• Price. Both towers average about RM2,000 psf, against Phase 1’s transacted median of RM1,871 psf.
• Timing. EdgeProp reported in June 2026 that the Corporate Suites-Hotel Tower has topped out, setting the pace for both residential towers, which complete in the first quarter of 2029.

Phase 1, the 1,314 homes in Windsor Suites, Regent Suites and Crown Residences, completed in 2022 and is about 99% taken up. Read our Pavilion Damansara Heights residences review for rents, yields and tower-by-tower prices.

The Batai: 48 freehold strata villas on Jalan Batai

The Batai is the landed-style launch of 2026. Tan & Tan Developments, the property arm of IGB, launched it in March on 4.8 freehold acres off Jalan Batai, with a gross development value of RM358 million.

• Homes. 48 four-storey strata villas of 5,844 - 6,190 sq ft, each with 5+1 bedrooms, its own lift and four or five car bays.
• Price. From RM7 million. The entry price on the smallest villa works out to about RM1,200 psf, our calculation.
• Take-up. About half sold by the developer’s launch update, led by the corner villas.
• Completion. January 2029.
• Facilities. A 50-metre lap pool, a children’s pool, a gym, a multi-purpose hall, a drivers’ room and a landscaped linear park through the site.

For buyers, The Batai answers the main Damansara Heights question: a villa-sized home with gated security and a strata title, at a ticket close to a resale bungalow. EdgeProp puts the 2024 average transacted price for landed homes in Damansara Heights at RM5.9 million, up 20.4% on 2023.

The Cedar: 70 freehold residences, completing 2026

Satin Magic’s The Cedar, led by Datuk Jagan Sabapathy, is a single six-storey block of 70 freehold homes on a 4.2-acre plateau off Jalan Setiakasih, about 17 homes per acre. Apartments run from 2,782 to 7,560 sq ft and the ten penthouses from 8,743 to 12,517 sq ft, most with private lift lobbies. It launched in 2021 at RM1,650 - 1,900 psf, and owners now ask about RM2,100 - 3,000 psf as the building completes in 2026. Read The Cedar review.

The Peak: 54 low-rise residences by E&O and Mitsui Fudosan

The Peak, on Jalan Teruntung at the highest point of Damansara Heights at about 130 metres above sea level, is a joint venture of Eastern & Oriental Bhd and Japan’s Mitsui Fudosan. It holds 54 freehold homes in 18 three-storey blocks on 3.94 acres, just under 14 homes per acre.

• Homes. 4+1 bedroom layouts of 3,455 - 4,500 sq ft, larger units with a study.
• Launch price. RM5.5 - 8.6 million at its 2022 launch, with maintenance of about 55 sen psf including sinking fund.
• Today. Completed in 2025 and now in the resale market, where EdgeProp records asking prices of RM1,740 - 2,030 psf.

BRDB at Wisma Damansara: the Jalan Semantan site

BRDB, the developer behind One Menerung and Eden Taman Duta, bought the 7.98-acre Wisma Damansara site on Jalan Semantan from Selangor Properties in 2024 and appointed Heatherwick Studio, in its first Malaysian project, to design a mixed-use scheme of residences, retail and community space beside Semantan MRT. BRDB describes it as a flagship of premium residential and retail space under DBKL’s Urban Renewal Redevelopment Scheme. Bukit Damansara residents have asked for density and traffic on Jalan Semantan to be studied as the plan moves through DBKL. Units, sizes and prices come with the launch, and we will add them here.

Next door: One Menerung and Eden Taman Duta

Two BRDB addresses set the large-unit benchmark for Damansara Heights buyers:

• One Menerung, on the Bangsar side of the ridge, has 229 freehold homes from 3,013 sq ft on about 8 acres, at a RM1,265 psf transacted median.
• Eden Taman Duta, about 10 minutes north beside Bukit Tunku, is selling 146 freehold villas and duplex penthouses of 5,296 - 19,041 sq ft, at about RM1,680 - 1,730 psf on its approved advertising permit, completing December 2029.

What Damansara Heights offers a high-net-worth buyer

Low density. The new projects run at 10 to 17 homes per acre, from The Batai’s 48 villas on 4.8 acres to The Cedar’s 70 homes on 4.2 acres. That is the reason to buy here.

Landed or low-rise. A bungalow brings land and full control. A strata villa or low-rise apartment brings the same floor area with security, a managed garden and no upkeep. The Batai and The Peak sit between the two; The Cedar and Imperial Residences suit owners downsizing from a house.

Schools and hospitals. Garden International School in Mont Kiara and Alice Smith School’s Jalan Bellamy campus are each about 15 minutes’ drive, and Pantai Hospital Kuala Lumpur in Bangsar about 12 minutes, our estimates.

The mall. Pavilion Damansara Heights, opened in late 2023, gave the enclave its own retail and dining centre and MRT station, which EdgeProp credits with lifting values across the neighbourhood.

Access to the city. The SPRINT Highway, Penchala Link and Federal Highway are minutes away. The MRT Kajang Line runs from Pusat Bandar Damansara and Semantan stations to Bukit Bintang and Tun Razak Exchange without a change, and TRX is about 20 minutes by car, our estimate.

How the projects compare on price

Project	Basis	psf
The Cedar	Owners’ asking, October 2026	RM2,100 - 3,000
Pavilion Damansara Heights final phase	Launch average, April 2026	About RM2,000
The Peak	Asking, 2026 (EdgeProp)	RM1,740 - 2,030
Pavilion Damansara Heights Phase 1	Transacted median, last 48 months	RM1,871
Eden Taman Duta (Taman Duta)	Approved advertising permit	RM1,680 - 1,730
One Menerung (Bangsar)	Transacted median	RM1,265
The Batai	Entry price ÷ smallest villa, our calculation	About RM1,200
For reference: TRX Residences	Transacted median	RM2,265

New homes in Damansara Heights price at RM1,700 - 2,000 psf for towers and low-rise blocks, and about RM1,200 psf for villa space at The Batai. The city centre leads: TRX Residences has a transacted median of RM2,265 psf and the top of KLCC reaches about RM3,000 psf. Our guide to luxury housing in Kuala Lumpur sets every prime area side by side, and our KL vs Asia radius maps compare Damansara Heights with prime districts in other Asian cities.

Frequently asked questions

What are the new launches in Bukit Damansara in 2026?

Pavilion Group’s final phase at Pavilion Damansara Heights, Imperial Residences (148 homes) and Royal Suites (490 units), opened for private preview in April 2026 at an average of about RM2,000 psf. Tan & Tan Developments launched The Batai, 48 freehold strata villas from RM7 million, in March 2026. The Cedar completes in 2026, and BRDB plans a Heatherwick Studio-designed scheme on Jalan Semantan.

Are the new projects in Damansara Heights freehold?

Yes. Pavilion Damansara Heights, The Batai, The Cedar and The Peak are all freehold.

How much does a new home in Damansara Heights cost?

From about RM700,000 at Royal Suites to about RM10.2 million at Imperial Residences. The Batai villas start at RM7 million, The Peak launched at RM5.5 - 8.6 million, and The Cedar asks about RM2,100 - 3,000 psf.

Is there a landed new launch in Damansara Heights?

The Batai is the closest to landed: 48 four-storey strata villas of 5,844 - 6,190 sq ft, each with a private lift and four or five car bays, completing in January 2029.

How far is Damansara Heights from KLCC and TRX?

TRX is about 20 minutes by car. The MRT Kajang Line from Pusat Bandar Damansara and Semantan stations runs direct to Bukit Bintang and Tun Razak Exchange, and the SPRINT Highway links to the city centre.

Can foreigners buy a new launch in Damansara Heights?

Yes, above Kuala Lumpur’s RM1 million foreign-buyer minimum and with state consent. Every home at The Batai, The Cedar, The Peak and Imperial Residences clears it. Read our foreign buyer guide.

Register for a private viewing

If low density and large floor plates are on your brief, with the transit and rental depth of the city centre, we are arranging private previews of a new freehold residence launching in TRX in Q4 2026. Compare it with the TRX new launches and read why TRX is Kuala Lumpur’s new prime address, then register for a private viewing to receive floor plans and the price list first.

This article is general market information, not investment advice. Figures come from the press reports, developer materials and listings cited; asking prices change, and distances and drive times are our approximate estimates.