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Kuala Lumpur Property Transacted Prices

The median transacted property price in Kuala Lumpur is RM 740,000 (RM 614 per sqft), based on 12,109 sales recorded by JPPH in the last 12 months, down 9.6% year on year.

Median price (last 12 months)

RM 740,000

Median price, 12-month change

+8.4%

Median RM/sqft

RM 614

Transactions (last 12 months)

12,109

Recorded since 2010

193,377

Half of all transactions closed between RM 410k and RM 1.5m (interquartile range, May 2025 - May 2026).

Prices by property type (last 12 months)

Property typeMedian priceTypical range (25th-75th)Median RM/sqftTransactions
IndustrialRM 1,940,000RM 1.36m - RM 3.75mRM 69482
High-rise (condo & apartment)RM 640,000RM 375k - RM 1.3mRM 6048,821
Landed homesRM 988,000RM 630k - RM 2.08mRM 6171,729
Shops & commercialRM 1,200,000RM 550k - RM 2.4mRM 6511,379

Median price by year

YearMedian priceMedian RM/sqftTransactions
2026RM 659,800RM 5682,404
2025RM 730,000RM 61115,392
2024RM 680,000RM 59916,265
2023RM 650,000RM 61215,332
2022RM 579,000RM 64015,834
2021RM 560,800RM 63717,586
2020RM 521,000RM 53913,581
2019RM 530,000RM 50715,357
2018RM 566,000RM 51715,877
2017RM 560,000RM 50223,246
2016RM 547,888RM 48018,349
2015RM 521,938RM 46124,154

Most transacted schemes in Kuala Lumpur

The taman, condominium and industrial schemes with the most recorded sales over the last 12 months.

SchemeTypeTransactionsMedian priceMedian RM/sqft
Pavilion Damansara HeightsApartment141RM 1,401,300RM 1,802
Residen Simbar TrxApartment125RM 2,244,600RM 2,150
Pangsapuri Servis ConlayApartment106RM 1,944,850RM 2,184
Bandar Baru Sri PetalingTerrace84RM 784,445RM 571
Residensi Mapel OugCondominium79RM 1,035,000RM 842
Residensi Agile DelimaApartment77RM 1,680,000RM 2,065
Residensi Emerald Damai (Emerald Hills)Condominium75RM 683,000RM 767
Platinum SuitesServiced Residence73RM 2,074,830RM 1,823
Parklane Oug Service ApartmentApartment73RM 400,000RM 412
The Manor KlApartment68RM 1,900,000RM 1,435
Desa Parkcity (Park Place)Condominium68RM 2,200,000RM 1,529
Damansara Heights (Bkt Damansara)Bungalow67RM 3,888,888RM 1,401
Pavilion EmbassyUnit pejabat dlm pejabat binaan khas55RM 1,768,800RM 1,363
Happy GardenTerrace55RM 760,000RM 650
Kepong BaruTerrace54RM 692,500RM 680
Solaris DutamasUnit pejabat dlm kedai/pejabat53RM 695,000RM 822
Tmn Tun Dr IsmailTerrace53RM 1,740,000RM 947
Overseas Union GardenTerrace53RM 975,000RM 571
Pavilion Hiltop Mont KiaraCondominium53RM 1,758,000RM 1,036
Residensi Trx 1, Tun Razak ExchangeApartment51RM 1,591,000RM 2,358
Quill ResidenceApartment50RM 1,013,000RM 1,327
Tria Seputeh ResidencesCondominium50RM 1,467,800RM 961
Arcoris Mont KiaraCondominium45RM 1,210,000RM 1,217
Tmn Teratai MewahApartment45RM 320,000RM 457
Bandar Tasik SelatanApartment45RM 265,000RM 335

Prices by area

Areas with at least 30 recorded transactions in the last 12 months, grouped by district.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the median property price in Kuala Lumpur?

The median transacted property price in Kuala Lumpur is RM 740,000 (RM 614 per sqft), based on 12,109 sales recorded by JPPH in the last 12 months, down 9.6% year on year.

How much do industrial properties cost in Kuala Lumpur?

The median transacted price for industrial in Kuala Lumpur is RM 1,940,000 over the last 12 months, with half of sales between RM 1,362,500 and RM 3,750,000 (82 transactions).

How much do high-rise properties cost in Kuala Lumpur?

The median transacted price for high-rise (condo & apartment) in Kuala Lumpur is RM 640,000 over the last 12 months, with half of sales between RM 375,000 and RM 1,302,400 (8,821 transactions).

Where does the Kuala Lumpur price data come from?

All figures are computed from public JPPH / NAPIC property transaction records for Kuala Lumpur, covering 193,377 recorded sales since 2010, with the most recent transaction recorded in May 2026.

Are these asking prices or actual sale prices?

Actual sale prices. Every figure on this page is computed from recorded transactions filed with JPPH, not from listing asking prices, so it reflects what buyers really paid.

Source: JPPH / NAPIC public property transaction records, most recent recorded transaction May 2026. Figures are computed from recorded sale considerations of building transactions (residential, commercial and industrial); vacant land, development-land and agricultural deals are excluded, and buyer and seller details are never shown. Medians describe the mix of properties actually sold in the period - they are a market guide, not a valuation of any specific property. Registered agents can search the full records in the Rummah transactions tool.