D'Nuri Residences is a Rumah Selangorku home by EXSIM — a price-controlled, affordable serviced apartment set aside under the Selangor state scheme (LPHS) for Bumiputera buyers. A single 28-storey block of 492 homes in the fast-rising Kwasa Damansara township, it's a short walk from MRT Kwasa Sentral — a genuine, subsidised route into owning a transit-linked home.
D'Nuri offers a single, well-considered layout — a compact but genuinely liveable 550 sq ft home designed so nothing is wasted. Here's exactly what you get.
D'Nuri is a Rumah Selangorku home reserved for Bumiputera buyers, bought through the Selangor state scheme (administered by LPHS), not as an ordinary open-market sale. In general, you'll need to meet these criteria:
Citizenship & ageA Malaysian citizen aged 18 or above (applicant and spouse).
BumiputeraD'Nuri's units are reserved for eligible Bumiputera buyers.
Income within the ceilingHousehold income within the LPHS limit — up to about RM15,000 a month, with priority for households under RM10,000. Confirm the current figure with LPHS.
No more than one LPHS homeYou must not already own more than one Rumah Selangorku / LPHS property.
Owner-occupierRumah Selangorku homes are for living in — they cannot be rented out.
Moratorium on resaleA restricted period applies during which you can't sell or transfer without LPHS approval.
Meeting the criteria puts you in consideration — it isn't an automatic offer, as allocation is subject to LPHS approval and available stock. Eligibility rules and income ceilings are set by LPHS and reviewed from time to time, so always confirm the current criteria through official LPHS channels. I'm happy to walk you through the D'Nuri application — just message me.
D'Nuri is a gated development with 24-hour, multi-tier security (including anti-clone access cards and CCTV), and a full set of shared facilities — a genuine community rather than stripped-back affordable-housing basics.
A swimming pool and a dedicated children's pool set within the landscaped grounds.
A gymnasium and a children's playground, with a rooftop garden and open recreation space.
A multipurpose hall and a BBQ area for gatherings, plus landscaped social gardens.
A surau (prayer room), a ground-floor kindergarten, a management office and changing rooms for daily convenience.
D'Nuri sits inside Kwasa Damansara — the EPF-master-planned township in Sungai Buloh — a short walk from MRT Kwasa Sentral and wrapped by the mature amenities of the wider Damansara area.
Landmarks reflect the surroundings shown on the developer's location map. Open the map for exact positioning.
Artist impressions, subject to change.
D'Nuri is aimed at a specific buyer. Here's an honest read on who it fits — and who it doesn't.
Every home involves trade-offs — and an affordable-scheme unit has its own specific ones. Here's the balanced view.
If you're an eligible Bumiputera buyer, this is a genuinely attractive affordable home. The usual knock on Rumah Selangorku units is that they're far out and basic. D'Nuri flips both: it's a short walk from an MRT station, inside Kwasa Damansara — an EPF-master-planned township that's rising fast — with a proper condominium facilities deck, at an RSKU price. For a first home, that combination is hard to beat.
The Type A layout is well thought out for its size. 550 sq ft is compact, but the combined living-dining, the real kitchen and drying yard, and especially the hackable wall between the two bedrooms let it live larger and adapt as your family changes. It's the kind of home a couple or small family can move into and stay in for years.
Be clear-eyed about the scheme rules. It's Bumiputera-only and owner-occupier only, so it's a home to live in, not an investment to rent out; there's a moratorium that limits early resale; and you have to meet and prove the eligibility criteria, with allocation subject to LPHS approval and stock. It's also a leasehold, commercial-title serviced apartment, so factor in the utility tariffs and assessment rates that come with that.
For an eligible buyer who wants to stop renting and own a well-located, transit-linked first home in a township with real momentum, D'Nuri is a strong option — provided you go in understanding it's a live-in home. Tell me a little about your situation and I'll help you check whether you'd qualify and how to apply.
Kwasa Damansara is a roughly 2,330-acre township in Sungai Buloh, master-planned by Kwasa Land — a wholly owned subsidiary of the EPF. It sits in the northern Klang Valley beside established Damansara suburbs, and it's built around a rare dual-MRT interchange, with the EPF's own headquarters, a growing city centre and new residential phases all taking shape. D'Nuri places an affordable home right inside this rising township, a short walk from MRT Kwasa Sentral.
Day to day, you're well covered. The MRT connects you across the Klang Valley, the DASH, NKVE and Guthrie Corridor expressways fan out by car, and the mature amenities of Kota Damansara, Mutiara Damansara and Bandar Utama — Tropicana Gardens/IOI Mall Damansara, The Curve, IKEA and 1 Utama, plus schools, universities and Thomson Hospital — are all within easy reach. If you'd like the bigger picture, my Kwasa Damansara guide explains why the township is drawing so much attention.
For a Rumah Selangorku buyer, location is where affordable schemes usually compromise — and Kwasa Damansara doesn't. You get a transit-linked home in a well-planned, EPF-backed township at the start of its growth. The trade-off is that the township is still building out, so some of the surrounding retail and community life will arrive in phases over the coming years.
If D'Nuri isn't the right fit, these are the options I'd put in front of you next.
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An affordable Rumah Selangorku (RSKU) serviced residence by EXSIM in Kwasa Damansara, under LPHS and reserved for Bumiputera buyers. It's a single 28-storey block of 492 units, each a 550 sq ft home with 2 bedrooms and 1 bathroom, near MRT Kwasa Sentral.
Eligible Bumiputera buyers under the Rumah Selangorku scheme — in general, a Malaysian citizen aged 18+, a Bumiputera, with household income within the LPHS ceiling (up to about RM15,000/month, priority under RM10,000), who doesn't already own more than one LPHS property. Homes are owner-occupier only. Always confirm current criteria with LPHS.
Leasehold, on a commercial title, developed under the HDA. RSKU units also carry the scheme's eligibility and ownership conditions. My leasehold vs freehold guide explains what that means.
One layout, Type A: 550 sq ft with 2 bedrooms and 1 bathroom, including a hackable wall between the bedrooms, a living and dining area, a kitchen and a drying yard.
In Kwasa Damansara, Sungai Buloh — about 650 m (a 9-minute walk) from MRT Kwasa Sentral, with MRT Kwasa Damansara nearby and access to the DASH, NKVE and Guthrie Corridor expressways.
A swimming pool and children's pool, a gym, a children's playground, a BBQ area, a multipurpose hall, landscaped gardens, a surau, a ground-floor kindergarten and a management office — within a 24-hour multi-tier-security development.
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