This article first appeared in City & Country, The Edge Malaysia Weekly on July 27, 2026 - August 2, 2026

After achieving a major milestone last year by surpassing RM1 billion in annual sales for the first time ever, Majestic Gen Sdn Bhd is preparing to launch Majestic Flora, a freehold strata landed residential development in Bandar Tasik Kesuma, Semenyih, Selangor, signalling a new direction for its landed residential offerings.

Expected to be launched by end-August, the RM114 million project will comprise 140 two-storey terraced homes in a gated and guarded community. Chairman Datuk Hoo Kim See describes Majestic Flora as the company’s first landed strata development and one that reflects an evolution in its approach to designing landed homes.

“We have developed some projects [in Semenyih], and they are more conventional landed products. With Majestic Flora, we wanted to offer something that goes beyond the standard bread-and-butter development. We looked at what buyers need in their daily lives and designed a community around those requirements,” he says.

The 10-acre project offers two layout types — 20ft by 73ft with a built-up area from 1,891 sq ft, and 20ft by 80ft with a built-up area from 1,919 sq ft. All bedrooms come with en-suite bathrooms. Selling prices start from RM738,000.

According to Hoo, the development was planned around three key considerations: practical home layouts, generous green spaces and a secure living environment. The homes also adopt an open-plan concept that integrates the living, dining and kitchen areas, allowing homeowners greater flexibility in arranging and using the space.

“We looked at three main aspects. The first is creating a practical layout that suits the daily needs of buyers. The second is the environment, where we wanted to create greenery throughout the development. The third is safety and security through a gated and guarded community,” he explains.

The open layout gives owners the flexibility to adapt the home according to their lifestyle, whether they have a large family or a smaller household, Hoo adds.

Beyond the homes themselves, Majestic Flora places considerable emphasis on outdoor spaces. The name “Flora” carries this idea, where it indicates a residential environment shaped by greenery, growth and a sense of renewal.

The facilities are planned around “movement, gathering and pause”, Hoo says.

Movement is encouraged through the 800m jogging path, outdoor gymnasium, open field, badminton and sepak takraw court. These features help residents make wellness and outdoor activity part of their daily routine without needing to leave the enclave.

Gathering is fostered through the clubhouse, multipurpose hall, barbecue area, children’s playground and open green spaces. These are intended as natural meeting points where neighbours can interact, families can host small celebrations and children can spend time outdoors within a familiar environment.

Residents can find pause in shaded garden pockets, green corridors, the Vertical Green Island and Bamboo Island. These areas give residents softer spaces for reading, resting, walking or spending time outdoors at a slower pace.

“What we are trying to foster is harmonious living. We combine a practical and family-friendly layout with greenery, outdoor spaces and facilities that encourage interaction while providing peace of mind through security,” Hoo explains, adding that the strata concept enables the company to provide facilities and maintain common areas over the long term.

The monthly maintenance fee, inclusive of the sinking fund, is estimated at 14 sen psf.

Majestic Flora is connected to the Cheras-Kajang Expressway, Kajang-Seremban Highway and North-South Expressway. The developer is targeting young families, upgraders and investors, although Hoo expects owner-occupiers to make up the majority of buyers.

Meanwhile, group managing director Ta Wee Dher acknow­ledges that the master plan is crucial for the development to stand out among its competitors, hence the low density of 140 units over 10 acres, coupled with other offerings such as the greenery and amenities.

“We have another 50 acres there, and they will also be landed because we believe it’s more suitable [for the market in Semenyih]. It is most likely to be landed strata homes as well as some commercial lots,” he says.

The launch of Majestic Flora follows what Hoo describes as one of the company’s most significant years, recording total sales of roughly RM1.35 billion last year. The company also received industry recognition through awards for its developments and was listed among The Edge Malaysia Top Property Developers Top 30.

Sales performance across its projects was equally encouraging. According to Hoo, all 996 serviced apartments at Gen Sphere in Johor Bahru and Majestic Aman in Taman Sungai Dua Utama, Penang — comprising 73 two-storey terraced homes and 23 two-storey shopoffices — have been sold.

Execution remains another area of focus for the group. According to Hoo, most ongoing developments are progressing according to schedule, while several have advanced ahead of programme.

The company remains cautiously optimistic despite higher material costs, rising labour expenses and ongoing geopolitical uncertainties.

“Some of the cost increases are due to specific global events, including the energy crisis and the situation in the Middle East. Some prices have spiked, but we believe they will eventually stabilise,” he explains.

“We also work closely with contractors and subcontractors to improve procurement, logistics and cost management. We understand the issues faced by our contractors. Where necessary, we assist in procurement, logistics or locking in prices so that projects can continue smoothly.”

Ta says Majestic Gen’s focus remains on four key markets — Negeri Sembilan, the Klang Valley, Johor and Penang — while landed housing will continue to feature prominently in its development pipeline in the coming year.

“[Majestic Flora] is our first landed strata development, and it is something we are excited about because it gives us a new direction. We are not only building houses. We want to offer practical designs with greenery, security and long-term liveability so that families can enjoy the community for generations to come,” he notes.

Hoo believes the property market remains healthy and stable, but emphasises the need for continued prudence.

“A successful project begins with understanding what buyers want. The product must meet their needs, the pricing must be within an affordable range, and the location must offer good connectivity and surrounding amenities,” he says.

Following Majestic Flora, the developer plans to launch another landed residential project in Port Dickson later this year, which will have 63 two-storey terraced homes and 34 two-storey commercial shoplots. These properties have a combined gross development value of RM62.75 million.

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