Kuala Lumpur Residential Property Market: Transaction Prices & PSF
Kuala Lumpur 2 - 2 1/2 Storey Semi-Detached Residential Property Market | residential | Data through March 2026
This article summarises Kuala Lumpur's residential market for the property type specified, outlining the market context and the purpose of presenting transaction data for readers seeking a factual view of activity within the district.
Market overview
The data show activity across variants of the same property type, illustrating how the market engages both floor oriented and parcel oriented configurations under one category. The focus is on understanding the relative representation of these variants and how they contribute to the district's residential market profile over a multi year window up to the present.
Property type benchmarks
The figures below are calculated from transaction records in the PropMedian database. Median PSF is shown only where sufficient parcel area data is available.
2 - 2 1/2 Storey Semi-Detached
Within this property type, the dataset includes two structural variants: floor units and parcel units. Both forms are part of the same market category, illustrating how activity can occur across different configurations while keeping a single property type identity.
How to interpret this market
Readers can use transaction benchmarks as a frame of reference to gauge market context for similar properties, while acknowledging that an individual property may differ in location, layout, condition, and terms. Benchmarks summarize typical patterns for comparable properties and should not be treated as guarantees for any specific transaction.
Explore the underlying market
View the PropMedian property-data hub for this district to explore available property types and transaction benchmarks.
View Kuala Lumpur property dataFrequently asked questions
What district and segment does this article cover?
Kuala Lumpur district, residential segment for the specified property type.
What period does the data cover?
A multi year window from early two thousand twenty one to early two thousand twenty six.
Why should I compare property types separately?
Because different property categories reflect distinct market dynamics and should be assessed on separate benchmarks.
Summary
The conclusion maintains a neutral stance and encourages readers to compare property types separately and to use transaction benchmarks as context when evaluating potential opportunities.
Methodology
Median transaction price for the selected market scope.
Parcel PSF is the median of valid transaction-level parcel PSF values, not median price divided by median area.
Unavailable measurements are not estimated or inferred.
Parcel PSF is displayed when there are at least 10 valid PSF observations and coverage is at least 25%.