Independent comparison. This is an independent analysis by DMS Jason Chan (REN 78007). We market e.Sentral Smart City, which appears in this comparison, and we say so openly rather than presenting ourselves as neutral. Every competing project below is included on its own merits, with its advantages over e.Sentral stated. Figures are as published by the cited sources on the dates shown and are not our own valuations. Verify current pricing and availability directly with each developer before deciding.
Very little near Sungai Buloh and Subang Bestari genuinely starts under RM500,000 in 2026. Most new launches in the Kwasa Damansara corridor now open between RM550,000 and RM790,000. The realistic sub-RM500,000 options are e.Sentral Smart City in Subang Bestari, Idaman Kwasa Damansara (eligibility-gated affordable housing), Sunsuria Forum SOHO in Setia Alam (completed 2022), Residensi Suasana at Damai (completed), and the entry units at Tujuh Residences if 2023 preview pricing still holds. Older walk-up apartments within Subang Bestari itself sit lower again, around RM210,000 to RM280,000.
Entry prices only. A starting price usually attaches to one specific unit type, often the smallest or least desirable facing, so treat these as the floor rather than what you will actually pay.
| Project | Area | Entry price | Entry size | Tenure and title | Rail | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| e.Sentral Smart City | Subang Bestari | RM270,000 SAMM RM338,000 LoSo RM432,000 apartment | 554 sq ft 450 sq ft 554 sq ft | Leasehold 2113, commercial | 2 to 3 km to Kwasa Sentral | Selling, handover Q3 2028 |
| Idaman Kwasa Damansara | Kwasa Damansara | Around RM250,000 | 1,000 sq ft, 3 bed | Not confirmed | Not confirmed | Eligibility-gated, ballot |
| Sunsuria Forum SOHO | Setia Alam | RM298,000 | 441 sq ft | Conflicting in public sources | None found | Completed 2022 |
| Residensi Suasana at Damai | Damansara Damai | RM429,000 | 1,016 sq ft, 3 bed | Leasehold, title conflicting | None found | Completed, still marketed |
| Tujuh Residences | Kwasa Damansara | RM476,000 at 2023 preview | 550 sq ft | Leasehold, title not confirmed | Walk to two MRT stations | Status unconfirmed for 2026 |
| Subang Bestari walk-ups | Subang Bestari | RM210,000 to RM280,000 | Varies | Leasehold | None | Subsale, built around 2013 |
Sources: e.Sentral from the developer marketing kit dated 01.08.2025. Idaman from iProperty editorial. Sunsuria Forum and Residensi Suasana from NuProp developer-supplied listings. Tujuh from EdgeProp news coverage of its September 2023 preview. Walk-up pricing from EdgeProp agent listings. Where a field says not confirmed, we could not find a primary source and have not guessed.
Entry price for every project in this comparison, on one scale. The gold line marks RM500,000. Everything to its left is in contention, everything to its right is a different conversation.
Gold bars are e.Sentral entry points
Scale runs to RM800,000. Bars show the published entry price only, which usually attaches to the smallest unit type. Sources and dates are given per project above and below.
These are good projects. They simply are not answers to this question, and it is worth seeing why the sub-RM500,000 field is so thin.
| Project | Developer | Entry price | Entry size | Note |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Amaya Residences | TA Properties | RM550,000 | 554 sq ft | Same 554 sq ft as e.Sentral’s entry apartment, at roughly RM993 psf against e.Sentral’s RM780. It buys direct MRT access on the Putrajaya Line. |
| Sunway d’hill Residences | Sunway PKNS | RM550,000 at launch | 829 sq ft | No small units at all, so nothing here for a first-home buyer under RM500,000. Completes years earlier though. |
| Daya Residence | TSR Development | RM570,000 | 947 sq ft, 3 bed | Physically the closest new high-rise to e.Sentral. Freehold with residential title, but no small units. |
| Mahogany Residences | Asian Pac | RM584,000 | 905 sq ft | Low density at 281 units, residential title, buyable now. |
| Kanopi Residences | Sime Darby Property | RM590,888 | 550 sq ft | Freehold, and it runs its own SAMM tier at RM270,000. Topped off August 2026 at 90% taken up. |
| Damansara Livista | Land & General | RM650,000 | 690 sq ft | Freehold, two towers, completion 2027. |
| Linari Kwasa Damansara | Impiana Land | RM784,000 | 1,168 sq ft | Adjacent to the MRT interchange. A tier above this discussion entirely. |
Amaya Residences and e.Sentral both sell a 554 sq ft entry apartment. Same floor area, so price per square foot is directly comparable rather than an apples-to-oranges estimate.
554 sq ft, Subang Bestari
RM780
per sq ft, RM432,000 total
554 sq ft, Bandar Sri Damansara
RM993
per sq ft, RM550,000 total
Amaya’s psf is quoted directly by EdgeProp in its July 2026 advertorial. The RM213 psf difference buys direct MRT access on the Putrajaya Line and a Bandar Sri Damansara address, which for some buyers is worth every ringgit. For a buyer capped at RM500,000 it is simply out of reach.
We have worked both of these through in full: e.Sentral versus Amaya Residences on the identical 554 sq ft, and e.Sentral versus Sunway d’hill, which are near-identical on tenure, title and parking but two years apart on handover.

e.Sentral Smart City, Subang Bestari. Developer artist’s impression. This is the project we market, and the only one on this page we can show images of.
Why it is on this list three times. It is the only project in the corridor offering three separate entry points below RM500,000: a SAMM serviced apartment at RM270,000 (income-tested), a LoSo live-work suite from RM338,000, and an open-market 554 sq ft apartment at RM432,000. Every unit gets two car park bays, and the Level 10 facilities deck runs to roughly two acres.
Where it loses. It is 2 to 3 km from MRT Kwasa Sentral, so it is a car-first address. Tujuh beats it outright on transit. It is leasehold on commercial title, so Daya Residence and Mahogany beat it on ownership structure. And handover is Q3 2028, later than most of the alternatives here.
Full detail: e.Sentral Smart City buyer guide, or the independent review, which scores it 3.6 out of 5 and sets out who should not buy it.
The best value per square foot on this list, by a distance. Around RM250,000 buys 1,000 sq ft with three bedrooms and two car park bays, furnished with air-conditioning, water heaters, kitchen cabinets and wardrobes. Nothing else here comes close on size per ringgit.
The catch is access, not quality. This is Rumah Selangorku affordable housing, allocated by eligibility and ballot rather than sold openly, and some blocks have been sold en bloc to the state housing board and never reach retail buyers at all. If you qualify and are allocated a unit, it is arguably the strongest value in this corridor. You cannot simply decide to buy one.
The transit answer. EdgeProp reported it as within walking distance of two MRT stations, Kwasa Damansara and Kwasa Sentral. If rail access is your priority, this is the project on this list that delivers it, and no amount of argument changes that. Its 550 to 909 sq ft range with dual-key options targets almost exactly the same buyer as e.Sentral.
What we could not confirm. The RM476,000 figure is from its September 2023 preview and may no longer hold. Sources conflict on completion, giving either 2026 or January 2027. We found no primary source stating whether it carries residential or commercial title, and no leasehold expiry year. Check all four directly with MRCB before comparing it to anything.
The nearest thing to a live-work alternative. If the appeal of e.Sentral’s LoSo suites is a compact space you can legitimately work from, this is the closest comparable product in the region, and it exists today rather than in 2028. It sits in a far more mature retail township.
Two cautions. Public sources conflict on tenure and title: iProperty records the development as leasehold commercial strata, while other listings describe the residential suites as freehold. Confirm from the sale and purchase agreement. There is also no rail access.
The move-in-now option. Roughly RM422 per square foot makes this the cheapest psf on the list, and it is a completed building, so there is no waiting and no construction risk.
Read the age carefully. This is a completed project still being advertised as available developer stock, which is why it appears on new-launch feeds. Sources give its completion year variously as 2015, 2019 or 2021, and report either 360 or 780 units. Facilities and specification are a generation behind the newer launches, and there is no rail access.
The genuine price floor. If your only priority is the lowest possible entry into Subang Bestari, this is it, and it undercuts even e.Sentral’s SAMM tier. These are the buildings that set local psf at roughly RM270 to RM430.
What you give up. Walk-up stock from around 2013, with limited or no facilities, single parking in most cases, and no lift in some blocks. This is the honest comparison that explains why new-build pricing in the area looks high: you are not buying the same product.
Comparing two or three of these on a specific budget and commute? Tell me where you work and what you can service monthly, and I will tell you which of these actually fits, including when the answer is one I do not represent.

Illustrative photo. Photograph by Mikhail Nilov via Pexels.
Four questions settle this faster than any comparison table.
If you are weighing a commercial-title serviced apartment against a residential-title condominium, our guide to commercial versus residential title explains what actually changes in running costs and resale. For the district itself, see the Subang Bestari property guide.
Three things to verify before you commit to any of these.
Land title. For Tujuh, Kanopi, Amaya and Damansara Livista we could not find a primary source confirming residential or commercial title. It materially affects your utility tariffs, assessment and resale pool, so ask the developer directly and get it in writing.
Leasehold expiry. We could not find the expiry year for Tujuh, Sunway d’hill, Mahogany or Residensi Suasana. e.Sentral’s runs to 2113. A typical 99-year lease granted in the 1990s expires far sooner, which matters for financing on resale.
Current sales status. Only Kanopi and Amaya have dated 2026 evidence of active marketing. Malaysian property portals recycle stale listings heavily, so confirm a project is genuinely still selling before you plan around it.
We would rather you verified this yourself than took our word for it. These are the official developer sites for the projects above where we could confirm one. Pricing, availability and specification change without notice, and a developer will always have more current information than any comparison page, including this one.
For Amaya Residences, Mahogany Residences, Damansara Livista and Sunsuria Forum we could not confirm an official project site, so figures for those came from property portals and news coverage rather than the developer. Treat them with more caution than the rest.
Among openly purchasable new stock, e.Sentral Smart City’s LoSo suites from RM338,000 and its 554 sq ft serviced apartment at RM432,000 are the lowest entry points in the Subang Bestari and Kwasa Damansara corridor. Idaman Kwasa Damansara is cheaper at around RM250,000 but is allocated by eligibility rather than sold openly.
Barely. Most new launches in the corridor now open between RM550,000 and RM790,000. The sub-RM500,000 options are e.Sentral, the eligibility-gated Idaman scheme, completed stock such as Sunsuria Forum and Residensi Suasana, and older Subang Bestari walk-up apartments on the subsale market.
Tujuh Residences at Kwasa Damansara City Centre, which EdgeProp reported as within walking distance of both Kwasa Damansara and Kwasa Sentral stations on the Kajang Line. None of the others on this list has confirmed walkable rail access.
SAMM is Serviced Apartment Mampu Milik, the Selangor affordable allocation within commercial-title serviced apartment developments. Rumah Selangorku applies to residential-title affordable homes. Both are income-tested and administered by the state, and owning a Rumah Selangorku unit does not disqualify you from applying for SAMM.
Completed stock such as Sunsuria Forum or Residensi Suasana removes construction risk and the wait, but generally means older specification and weaker facilities. A new launch like e.Sentral means waiting until 2028 and carrying delivery risk, in exchange for current specification, better parking provision and a facilities deck.
Yes. We market e.Sentral Smart City. Every other project here is included on its own merits with its advantages over e.Sentral stated, and figures come from cited third-party sources rather than from us.
Independent comparison by DMS Jason Chan, REN 78007. We market e.Sentral Smart City and disclose that openly. This page is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or produced by any other developer named. All competing project figures are as published by the cited sources on the dates shown, are not independently valued by us, and may be out of date. Malaysian property portals carry stale inventory, so confirm price, availability, tenure, land title and completion directly with each developer before making any decision. Nothing here is financial advice, and no return, appreciation or rental outcome is implied or guaranteed.