Same area, similar budget — compared line by line by Henry Tan, IQI
| Ren Residence | The Queenswoodz | |
|---|---|---|
| Entry price | RM 537K | RM 723K |
| Price range | RM 537K – RM 1.15M | RM 723K – RM 1.24M |
| Built-up | 920–1,680 sq ft | 807–1,410 sq ft |
| Bedrooms | 3–4 | 2–4 |
| Tenure | Leasehold | Freehold |
| Total units | 1260 | 1004 |
| Density | high | high |
| Completion | 2027 | 2030 |
| Maintenance | RM 0.35 psf | RM 0.42 psf |
Think twice if: Avoid if buyer prioritises ultra-high rental yield.
“Larger-format Bukit Jalil condo targeting practical own-stay buyers rather than speculative investor churn.” — Henry
Think twice if: Avoid if buyer wants boutique exclusivity.
“Bukit Jalil integrated-lifestyle positioning banking on ecosystem convenience and broad middle-upper demand appeal.” — Henry
Ren Residence has the lower entry at RM 537K versus The Queenswoodz at RM 723K. Both are in Bukit Jalil; pricing moves with package updates, so confirm the latest figures with Henry.
Ren Residence is targeted earlier (2027 vs 2030). Dates are indicative until the developer confirms.
For Ren Residence: Bukit Jalil continues to attract strong demand from families, expats and students due to Pavilion BJ, IMU, APU and the National Sports Complex. For The Queenswoodz: Strong tenant pool from LRT connectivity, Pavilion Bukit Jalil, KL Sports City and nearby colleges, plus dual key units for higher yield strategy Weigh the entry gap (RM 537K vs RM 723K) against realistic rental for Bukit Jalil before deciding.
Usually yes — both are in Bukit Jalil. Message Henry on WhatsApp and he'll line up back-to-back viewings and the current price lists for both.
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