Project review
Our take on The Kingswoodz, Bukit Jalil: a low entry size works in its favour, while peak-hour crowding is the trade-off. Built-ups run 474 – 904 sq ft (1 – 3 bedroom).
This is our independent review of The Kingswoodz: 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.
The Kingswoodz at a glance
| Location | Bukit Jalil |
|---|---|
| Developer | EXSIM |
| Built-up | 474 – 904 sq ft |
| Layouts | 1 – 3 bedroom |
| Total units | 1,558 |
| Land area | 3.45 acres |
| Density | about 452 units per acre |
| Height | 45 – 46 storeys |
The Kingswoodz pros: what we like
- A low entry size. The smallest layout is 474 sq ft, so a single buyer or a couple can get in without paying for space they will not use.
- Rail access. EXSIM lists LRT Awan Besar — 900 m, walking distance.
- Height and views. The tower reaches 45 – 46 storeys, so upper floors get open views — pick the facing carefully, the outlook differs a lot by stack.
The Kingswoodz cons: what to weigh up
- Peak-hour crowding. About 452 units per acre (1,558 units on 3.45 acres). Ask how many lifts serve each wing and how the car park is zoned before you pick a stack.
- A large community. 1,558 units means a big resident body. Move-in season, renovation noise and lift traffic last longer than in a smaller block.
Who should buy The Kingswoodz?
Good fit
- Singles and couples who want a compact, easy-to-maintain home
- Owners who plan to let the unit to working professionals
- Families who need three bedrooms without moving to a landed house
- People who commute by rail every day
Look elsewhere if you are
- Anyone who wants a quiet, low-density block
How it compares with other EXSIM projects nearby
The Kingswoodz is one of 3 EXSIM projects in the same area. Read the reviews side by side before you decide:
Seeing it in person
The Kingswoodz is shown at the EXSIM HQ Sales Gallery at Millerz Square. 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.
The Kingswoodz review: FAQ
Is The Kingswoodz a good buy?
It depends on what you need. The Kingswoodz stands out for a low entry size. The main trade-off is peak-hour crowding. It suits singles and couples who want a compact, easy-to-maintain home.
What are the pros and cons of The Kingswoodz?
Pros: a low entry size; rail access; height and views. Cons: peak-hour crowding; a large community.
Who is The Kingswoodz suitable for?
Singles and couples who want a compact, easy-to-maintain home; Owners who plan to let the unit to working professionals; Families who need three bedrooms without moving to a landed house.
How big are the units at The Kingswoodz?
Built-ups run 474 – 904 sq ft. Layouts: 1 – 3 bedroom.
Where can I view The Kingswoodz?
At the EXSIM HQ Sales Gallery at Millerz Square. Book a time on WhatsApp first so a consultant and the show unit are ready.
Ask about The Kingswoodz on WhatsApp
Sources: unit counts, land area, storeys, layouts, facilities and landmarks as published by EXSIM on our The Kingswoodz project page. Density is our calculation (units ÷ acres). Pros and cons are our opinion.