Kuala Lumpur: Distinctive World Sdn Bhd (DWSB), the property developer behind the TuJu Residences project, aims to achieve a sales rate of about 75% to 80% by the first half of 2025.
Looking ahead, the company is projected to complete its sales activities for the development by the end of 2025, said Executive Director and CEO Lim Eich Chan.
“Our goal is to complete the sale by the end of the year,” he said. Sunbiz,
Commenting on pricing strategies, Lim said, “As we continue to sell, we adjust prices upward from time to time. “Buyers who come later may have to face higher prices.”
Lim also shared his ambition to move out most of the remaining units by the end of the current year, reflecting a confident outlook on market demand for Tuju Residences.
With prices from RM440,000 and above, TuJu Residences offers strategic connectivity near Mont Kiara and Mitec, taking advantage of the strong rental demand from business professionals and event attendees.
Aligned with the PTKL 2040 vision for Segamat, it combines affordability, sustainability and access to highways and MRT, promising good rental yields and long-term growth potential.
With a GDV of RM750 million, TuJu Residences represents an important investment for many Malaysians.
TuJu Residences offers 10 different layouts ranging from 710 square feet to 1,442 square feet, catering to single professionals and multi-generational families alike.
Its low-density design includes a wellness-focused theme with separate lift lobbies for each tower and over 50 recreational facilities.
The development is known for its sustainable design, practical layout and distinctive features, making it an attractive option for both buyers and investors.
Executive director Monica Lai said that with the success of Tuju Residences, DWSB is exploring future projects aligned with Pelan Pembangunan Kuala Lumpur (PTKL) 2040, which envisions Segambut as a wellness-focused, sustainable urban district .
“Our commitment is focused on innovative, community-oriented developments that drive this transformation.
“Building on the achievements of Tuju Residences, our plans include Parcel 2, a proposed project on the current Sales Gallery site, designed to complement Tuju’s modern, sustainable living concept.
“While Segambut remains a key growth area, we are also evaluating opportunities in other strategic locations in Greater Kuala Lumpur to expand our footprint,” he said.
Lai said Tuju Residences attracts a diverse demographic, driven by the demand for flexible, modern housing solutions.
He said local buyers, especially young professionals and families, are attracted to its affordable pricing, versatile layout and wellness-focused amenities.
Multi-generational families will appreciate the range of unit sizes from 710 square feet to 1,442 square feet, designed to meet a family’s growing needs.
“Foreign interest mainly comes from Singapore, China, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Japan, Indonesia and Myanmar, attracted by its strategic location, competitive pricing and capital appreciation potential.
“Young families and professionals dominate the demand, they value a mix of affordability, accessibility and community-focused design, making it a standout in Kuala Lumpur’s dynamic property market,” Lai said.
He said Tuju Residences adopts a wellness-centric concept, which addresses the growing demand for homes that prioritize health, sustainability and well-being.
“With green living amenities, thoughtfully designed entertaining spaces and a layout suited for multi-generational living, it offers a seamless blend of comfort and functionality.
“Located at the forefront of Segambut’s transformation into the envisioned North Kiara township, the development reflects the rejuvenation of the area under the Kuala Lumpur Structure Plan 2040, driven by key players such as Tan Chong and Genting Bhd,” he said.
