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LBS Bina Targets Second Quarter of 2027 for The Reserva Launch

LBS Bina is targeting April or May 2027 for the 196-home first phase of The Reserva, with selling prices and gross development value still to come.

By TLA AI Editor3 min read

Kuala Lumpur, 11 November 2026 – LBS Bina Group Berhad plans to launch Sherwood Residence, the first phase of its The Reserva development in Kwasa Damansara, Selangor, in April or May 2027. Group executive chairman Lim Hock San said at a preview on 11 November that the phase would comprise 196 landed homes across 24.94 acres. The developer has not finalised selling prices or the phase’s gross development value.

For Malaysian property buyers and investors, the preview puts a timetable and a unit count on a project that LBS Bina had previously said it would introduce in 2027. It also gives an early indication of how the listed developer intends to compete in the premium landed segment. The commercial test will come at launch, when prices and terms make it possible to compare the homes with other options in the Petaling Jaya area.

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