Majestic Flora is being prepared for an end-August 2026 launch in Bandar Tasik Kesuma, Semenyih, giving Majestic Gen Sdn Bhd a new freehold landed-strata product in Selangor. The project is planned as 140 two-storey terraced homes across a 10-acre gated and guarded enclave, according to The Edge Malaysia.

What Majestic Gen is launching

The developer is positioning Majestic Flora on Rummah as its first landed strata development. The source article states a gross development value of RM114 million, with selling prices starting from RM738,000. Homes come in two main land-size formats: 20ft by 73ft with built-ups from 1,891 sq ft, and 20ft by 80ft with built-ups from 1,919 sq ft.

The project is in Semenyih, within the wider Kajang-Semenyih growth corridor. Buyers comparing landed options in the area can also scan property for sale in Semenyih to benchmark resale supply and asking-price positioning around the new launch.

Why the product matters

Majestic Flora is not a large township phase. Its angle is density and managed common space: 140 homes over 10 acres, with strata maintenance intended to keep shared facilities and landscaping under one management structure. The Edge Malaysia reported an estimated monthly maintenance fee, inclusive of sinking fund, of 14 sen psf.

The facilities list is family-oriented rather than resort-heavy. The planned amenities include an 800m jogging path, outdoor gymnasium, open field, badminton and sepak takraw court, clubhouse, multipurpose hall, barbecue area, children's playground, garden pockets, green corridors, a Vertical Green Island and Bamboo Island.

Access and buyer profile

The source article says the site is connected to the Cheras-Kajang Expressway, Kajang-Seremban Highway and North-South Expressway. That puts the project in the commuter-landed segment, where buyers usually weigh larger built-ups and freehold tenure against longer travel times to central Kuala Lumpur.

Majestic Gen chairman Datuk Hoo Kim See described the layout, greenery and security as the three main planning considerations for the development. Group managing director Ta Wee Dher also pointed to low density as part of the project's differentiation in Semenyih.

Buyer checks before booking

The key buyer question is how the strata structure will work in daily life. Landed strata can provide more consistent landscape and facility upkeep, but owners should check renovation rules, visitor parking, frontage treatment, security procedures and the exact maintenance basis before signing. Buyers should also ask whether the quoted built-up sizes include any covered external areas and how the 20ft by 73ft and 20ft by 80ft options differ in usable room layout.

For investors, the low unit count may support scarcity, but rental demand for landed homes in Semenyih is more localised than in rail-led high-rise areas. The stronger use case is likely own-stay or family upgrading, especially for buyers prioritising freehold tenure, four-bedroom-style space and a managed neighbourhood setting.

How to follow the launch

For buyers, the key checks are straightforward: confirm the final APDL details at launch, compare the RM738,000 starting price against other freehold landed homes nearby, and ask how strata rules will govern renovation, parking, facilities and long-term maintenance.

Rummah has opened a project profile for Majestic Flora so the launch can be tracked alongside other new Malaysian developments. The profile will be updated as more official pricing, completion and sales-gallery details become available.