Project review
D’Nuri Residence is a 28-storey EXSIM development at Kwasa Damansara with 550 sq ft layouts (2 bedroom). Its strongest point is moderate density; the main thing to weigh up is no family-size layout.
This is our independent review of D’Nuri Residence: what works, what to weigh up, and who it suits. Every number below comes from the developer’s published material on the project page. We do not list prices — they change by floor and release, so ask us for the current figures.
D’Nuri Residence at a glance
| Location | Kwasa Damansara |
|---|---|
| Developer | EXSIM |
| Built-up | 550 sq ft |
| Layouts | 2 bedroom |
| Total units | 429 |
| Land area | 1.51 acres |
| Density | about 284 units per acre |
| Height | 28 storeys |
D’Nuri Residence pros: what we like
- Moderate density. About 284 units per acre (429 units on 1.51 acres) — busier than a low-rise, calmer than the densest towers in the same area.
- Rail access. EXSIM lists MRT Kwasa Sentral.
- A smaller block. Only 429 units, so the building should feel quieter and easier to manage than the large townships nearby.
D’Nuri Residence cons: what to weigh up
- No family-size layout. The largest unit is 550 sq ft. A household with two children will feel tight here.
- A single unit size. Every unit is 550 sq ft, so the choice comes down to stack, floor and facing rather than layout.
Who should buy D’Nuri Residence?
Good fit
- People who commute by rail every day
Look elsewhere if you are
- Growing families who need a third bedroom
How it compares with other EXSIM projects nearby
D’Nuri Residence is one of 4 EXSIM projects in the same area. Read the reviews side by side before you decide:
Seeing it in person
D’Nuri Residence is shown at the EXSIM PJ Sales Gallery at Empire City. Address and directions are on our EXSIM sales gallery guide. Before you go, decide which layout and facing you want, and ask which floors are still open.
D’Nuri Residence review: FAQ
Is D’Nuri Residence a good buy?
It depends on what you need. D’Nuri Residence stands out for moderate density. The main trade-off is no family-size layout. It suits people who commute by rail every day.
What are the pros and cons of D’Nuri Residence?
Pros: moderate density; rail access; a smaller block. Cons: no family-size layout; a single unit size.
Who is D’Nuri Residence suitable for?
People who commute by rail every day.
How big are the units at D’Nuri Residence?
Built-ups run 550 sq ft. Layouts: 2 bedroom.
Where can I view D’Nuri Residence?
At the EXSIM PJ Sales Gallery at Empire City. Book a time on WhatsApp first so a consultant and the show unit are ready.
Ask about D’Nuri Residence on WhatsApp
Sources: unit counts, land area, storeys, layouts, facilities and landmarks as published by EXSIM on our D’Nuri Residence project page. Density is our calculation (units ÷ acres). Pros and cons are our opinion.