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THE LEAFZ @ DEDAUN SG BESI Transaction Price & PSF

THE LEAFZ @ DEDAUN SG BESI · Serviced Apartment · Kuala Lumpur · W.P. Kuala Lumpur · Data through November 2025

Median price
RM550,000
Median Parcel PSF
RM591.68 psf86.8% usable coverage
Transactions
53
Data period
November 2025From January 2021

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

This market article focuses on the residential segment for Serviced Apartment within THE LEAFZ @ DEDAUN SG BESI, located in Kuala Lumpur, within Mukim Petaling, W. P. Kuala Lumpur. The purpose is to explain how to read the transaction benchmarks and interpret the data without implying guaranteed price movements or investment outcomes.

Market overview

Market activity in this segment appears to be concentrated within Kuala Lumpur and within the THE LEAFZ @ DEDAUN SG BESI scheme. The observed period shows fluctuations in activity across years, with the latest data reflecting a modest level of activity for the residential Serviced Apartment category. The dominant submarkets identified include the district of Kuala Lumpur, Mukim Petaling, and the THE LEAFZ scheme, which helps readers anchor comparisons and understand where most transactions have occurred. The price distribution indicates a central tendency for this category, while acknowledging variation that arises from scheme-specific and unit-specific factors.

Property transaction benchmark

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

Serviced Apartment

Transactions
53
Median price
RM550,000
Median parcel area
990 sqft
Median Parcel PSF
RM591.68 psf
PSF coverage
86.8%

Within the residential segment, serviced apartments in this scheme present a distinct market niche where management services and living amenities intersect. The observed activity pattern and pricing dynamics within this category are influenced by the scheme and locality. Readers should compare this property type separately from other residential types to avoid conflating market dynamics across categories.

How to interpret this market

Readers may use transaction benchmarks as a reference to gauge how similar properties have traded, while recognizing that each unit may differ in attributes such as floor, view, and size. Compare within the same property type and scheme, and consider district context and historical trends to form grounded expectations without assuming identical outcomes for every property.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the purpose of transaction benchmarks in this market?

Transaction benchmarks provide a reference drawn from observed data to help readers compare similar properties while acknowledging variation among units and schemes.

Can the results shown for THE LEAFZ scheme be expected for other residential Serviced Apartment schemes?

Benchmarks reflect data from this scheme and district; outcomes may differ across other schemes, and benchmarks are not guarantees.

How should readers approach comparing property types within residential?

Compare each property type separately to avoid mixing market dynamics across categories.

Summary

In this market, treat the Serviced Apartment category within THE LEAFZ scheme as a distinct segment and compare it to other residential categories using transaction benchmarks, while considering district and scheme context. This approach supports cautious, context-aware interpretation rather than assuming uniform results across properties.

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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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