One Eleven Menerung: Damansara Heights' 111-Unit Freehold Launch Beside Pusat Bandar Damansara MRT

Damansara Heights is one of the few established landed enclaves in Kuala Lumpur where high-rise stock stays genuinely scarce, which is what makes BRDB Developments' One Eleven Menerung worth a closer look. The project is a single 23-storey tower holding just 111 residences, built directly beside Pusat Bandar Damansara MRT station — a rail-adjacent position that almost no other Damansara Heights address can offer, on a plot where the surrounding area is still dominated by bungalows and semi-detached homes.

BRDB is not a new name to the area. The developer behind Bangsar Shopping Centre, The Troika and Menara BRDB is building One Eleven Menerung on freehold land, with six layout types running from a 1,001 sq ft two-bedroom up to a 3,714 sq ft four-bedroom corner duplex. Entry pricing starts from RM1,745,000 for the smallest Type M1 unit, at roughly RM1,743 per square foot, with the larger M1-A and M1-B variants priced from RM1,980,000 and RM2,162,000 respectively. The largest duplex layouts extend well past RM6 million. Completion is targeted for January 2027.

The number that matters most here is 111. A single tower of that size on a site this central is a deliberate low-density decision, not a function of a small plot — it means shared facilities, lift lobbies and parking are built for a fraction of the population a typical 500- or 800-unit KL tower would carry. For a buyer who has spent years in a landed home and is downsizing, that density is closer to what they are used to than a high-rise resembles, while still delivering the lock-up-and-go convenience an ageing landed property does not.

The MRT adjacency changes the calculation for a second group: upgraders who want rail access without leaving the Damansara Heights postcode. Pusat Bandar Damansara station sits on the Kajang Line, putting Bangsar, KL Sentral and the broader south-west corridor within a direct ride, while the tower's freehold title keeps it aligned with the surrounding landed stock rather than the leasehold terms common in some newer high-rise pockets of the city. For a household that still owns a car but wants the option of skipping the drive into the city centre, that combination is unusual this close to Damansara Heights proper.

Under RM2 million, the choice in Damansara Heights is thin. Landed homes in the area routinely transact well above that figure, and most condominium stock nearby either predates the MRT line or sits in adjacent townships rather than the enclave itself. One Eleven Menerung's Type M1 through M2 units, from RM1,745,000 to RM2,276,000, are among the few freehold, MRT-adjacent options that stay close to that ceiling, though buyers should treat the upper end of that range as the realistic entry band rather than the advertised RM1,745,000 headline alone, since only the smallest layout starts there.

As with any project still under construction, the built-up numbers, facilities and completion date are what BRDB has published rather than what stands today, and January 2027 is roughly a year and a few months out from a September 2026 booking. Buyers should confirm the developer's licence and advertising permit details directly with BRDB, check the exact floor and stack before selecting a unit, and budget realistically for progressive payments through to completion rather than treating the headline price as the full cost of entry.

One Eleven Menerung's pitch is narrow by design: 111 freehold homes, one MRT station away, in a part of Kuala Lumpur that rarely releases new stock at all. That scarcity is what supports the pricing, and it is also what buyers should weigh against the wait to January 2027 and the premium a freehold, low-density address in Damansara Heights commands. I help downsizers and upgraders across Damansara Heights and the wider Bangsar-Damansara corridor compare launches like this against landed alternatives and completed condo stock on the numbers that matter — price per square foot, tenure, density and realistic completion timelines. Message me your budget and whether you are buying to live in or to let, and I will walk you through whether this is the right entry point.