BRDB launches 111 Menerung, a 111-unit freehold serviced residence in Bangsar
BRDB Developments has launched 111 Menerung, a 23-storey boutique serviced residence with 111 freehold units along Jalan Menerung in Bangsar. Prices start from about RM2.26 million, with the largest duplex at RM7.33 million. The low-density project targets buyers seeking privacy and an established a
BRDB Developments has launched 111 Menerung, a boutique serviced residence at Jalan Menerung in Bukit Bandaraya, Bangsar, Kuala Lumpur. The 23-storey single tower holds just 111 freehold residences, with layouts ranging from approximately 1,001 sq ft to 3,714 sq ft. The project is positioned as the final collection of residences within the Menerung enclave, with the developer emphasising privacy, a prestigious address and hotel-inspired living.
Official project disclosure lists selling prices from approximately RM2.26 million to RM7.33 million, depending on layout and unit, with a 5% Bumiputera discount advertised on the official website. The development offers six layouts, led by the entry-level M1, which forms the largest share of units, while the top-end Type L duplex is limited to seven units. The smaller homes focus on two-bedroom configurations, while the largest duplexes cater to buyers seeking substantially larger private residences.
The project's location places it close to the Pusat Bandar Damansara MRT station, providing access to the MRT network, while Bangsar Shopping Centre is nearby. Surrounding areas such as Damansara Heights, Mont Kiara, the KL city centre and Petaling Jaya are reachable via the road network. The developer positions the project around the existing strengths of Bangsar rather than any future township transformation, combining mature amenities with a quieter residential setting.
Facilities are designed around a resort-like experience, with several amenities positioned on the rooftop to maintain a compact footprint. The emphasis is on relaxation, wellness and social spaces rather than an extensive range of facilities. The development adopts a contemporary luxury approach focused on understated elegance and privacy, with the smaller 1,001 sq ft to 1,163 sq ft units providing a relatively accessible entry point within the premium positioning.
The serviced-residence classification means buyers should assess applicable maintenance and ownership costs alongside the premium pricing, the developer notes. From an investment perspective, the project's freehold tenure, limited supply of 111 units and established Bangsar location support long-term value, though the relatively high entry price suggests a medium- to long-term holding strategy rather than a purely yield-driven purchase. The smaller two-bedroom layouts may offer a broader tenant pool, while the larger duplexes are more niche and dependent on demand from high-income households.