PropMedian transaction data

BUKIT OUG Transaction Price & PSF

BUKIT OUG · Condominium/Apartment · Kuala Lumpur · W.P. Kuala Lumpur · Data through February 2025

Median price
RM345,000
Median Parcel PSF
RM292.12 psf79.6% usable coverage
Transactions
98
Data period
February 2025From February 2021

These are transaction-based market benchmarks for the selected scope. They are not a valuation of an individual unit.

This market snapshot focuses on the residential Condominium/Apartment segment within Bukit OUG, Kuala Lumpur. It explains how to interpret the transaction benchmark data and how buyers can use the information without making unsupported claims about price movements or investment outcomes.

Market overview

In this residential segment, activity is concentrated within the Bukit OUG scheme in Kuala Lumpur, with Condominium/Apartment transactions presenting as the dominant category in the dataset. The top district and mukim provide geographic context for where activity is most observed, and the data shows that yearly transaction activity can vary rather than follow a single trend. The guidance notes that different property categories should be compared separately when forming judgments, and that the market currently centers on the Bukit OUG scheme within the broader market landscape.

Property transaction benchmark

Median Parcel PSF is shown only where sufficient usable parcel area coverage supports the calculation.

Condominium/Apartment

Transactions
98
Median price
RM345,000
Median parcel area
1,222 sqft
Median Parcel PSF
RM292.12 psf
PSF coverage
79.6%

Within the residential segment, transactions for Condominium/Apartment in Bukit OUG reflect the activity pattern in this category for the scheme. The data indicates this property type is the primary contributor to recorded transactions in the Bukit OUG area, with liquidity patterns that align with typical market dynamics for this category in similar neighbourhoods.

How to interpret this market

Readers can use transaction benchmarks as a relative frame of reference to compare similar properties within Bukit OUG and within the broader W.P. Kuala Lumpur market, while acknowledging that individual properties may differ in size, condition and other attributes. Because different property categories should be compared separately, benchmarks should not be applied across dissimilar categories to draw conclusions about future outcomes.

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Frequently asked questions

What does the Bukit OUG residential market indicate about condominium/apartment activity?

The trusted data shows that the Bukit OUG scheme is the leading focus for this property type within Kuala Lumpur, with activity concentrated in the condominium/apartment category. Transaction activity has varied across years, reflecting shifts in demand.

How should buyers use transaction benchmarks when evaluating a property?

Use benchmarks as a reference point to compare similar properties within the Bukit OUG scheme or wider district, while considering property specifics that can cause deviation from the benchmark.

Are these benchmarks a guarantee of future performance?

No. The data does not provide guarantees or predictions about future appreciation.

Summary

In summary, readers should compare property types separately and use transaction benchmarks for context when evaluating Bukit OUG. The market pattern for this residential segment highlights the Condominium/Apartment category within Kuala Lumpur, and individual properties may differ from the benchmark based on size, condition and other attributes.

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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%.

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