You’ll find many large bungalows here, often with swimming pools. Sprawling 1960s and 1970s designs predominate. Some have been extensively remodelled and modernised and these are the most expensive, with a large detached six bedroom house with pool renting for RM25,000 a month. Like most KL areas, you can pick up a bargain if you’re prepared to rent an older, unmodernised property. Although you won’t get as much for your money here as in Ampang, RM6,000 will get you a four bedroom bungalow without a pool. There are also areas with semiD and link houses which are a cheaper option. These are usually closer to shops and other amenities, which can be an advantage if you don’t have a car. There are only a few apartment buildings in this area with rents ranging from RM5,000 for a three bed unit. Damansara Heights is now home to several pricey gated housing developments, although you may find that prices are creeping down a bit in the older developments as each new arrival opens for business. Well-established gated developments include Jelutong Villas and Semantan Villas, while newer names to look out for are iDamansara and Seri Beringin. Expect to pay RM14,000 for a large four bed semi-D at Semantan Villas.