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There isn’t one best home for everyone. Compare the differences that will matter to your everyday life.
| What matters | Ayanna Resort Residences @ Bukit Jalil | Puncak Wangsamas @ Wangsa Maju |
|---|---|---|
| Published price | Ask for current range | RM3.177m–RM4.488m |
| Built-up | 1,155–2,453 sq ft | 3,899–4,769 sq ft |
| Property type | Condominium | Semi-Detached House (Semi-D) |
| Total units | 824 homes across two towers | 54 homes |
| Land size | 4.9 acres | About 11 acres |
| Tenure | Freehold | Leasehold |
| Maintenance fee | Ask for current rate | Ask for current rate |
| Completion | Q2 2027 target | Q4 2025 target in project details |
| Why consider it | Ayanna may suit households that want more internal space than the compact Bukit Jalil norm and prefer a clear move from three bedrooms to genuinely large family plans. | Puncak Wangsamas may suit a large or multi-generation household seeking a landed Kuala Lumpur address without giving up internal lift access. |
| What to check | The range stretches from 1,155 to 2,453 sq ft. Decide whether the extra rooms solve daily needs before comparing headline price per square foot. | Four published types vary in built-up and price, but the exact plot, slope, driveway and skyline direction can matter more than the nominal size. |
Final pricing depends on the selected unit and package. A lower total unit count alone does not guarantee a quieter living environment.
MAKE IT PERSONAL
Which trade-off is easier for you to live with?
Choose your non-negotiables first: move-in timing, room configuration, total monthly cost and the routes you actually use. Then compare the specific units—not just the project names.
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