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DUA RESIDENCY Transaction Price & PSF

DUA RESIDENCY · Condominium/Apartment · Kuala Lumpur · W.P. Kuala Lumpur · Data through April 2026

Median price
RM2,725,000
Median Floor PSF
Not available0.0% usable coverage · 0 of 34 transactions
Transactions
34
Data period
April 2026From February 2022

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

This market article provides a targeted snapshot of the residential segment for the DUA RESIDENCY scheme, focusing on the Condominium/Apartment category in Kuala Lumpur.

Market overview

Within the stated scope, activity is centered in Kuala Lumpur district and the Kuala Lumpur Town Centre mukim, with the Condominium/Apartment category forming the core of the observed transactions under the DUA RESIDENCY scheme. The data indicate that this setup represents the dominant submarket within the sample so readers can consider how the scheme and submarket interact within the residential segment.

How to interpret this market

Readers should use the transaction benchmarks as a reference framework to understand observed price levels within the DUA RESIDENCY scheme and its submarkets, while recognizing that individual properties may vary in attributes that influence value. Benchmarks are informational and not a guarantee for any specific property outcome.

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Frequently asked questions

What is covered by this market snapshot for the DUA RESIDENCY residential segment?

The snapshot analyzes the residential market for the Condominium/Apartment category within Kuala Lumpur, focusing on the Kuala Lumpur Town Centre mukim under the DUA RESIDENCY scheme.

How should I use the transaction benchmarks when evaluating a property?

Use the benchmarks as a reference to understand observed price levels within the scheme and submarkets, while acknowledging that individual properties can differ in condition, layout, and other factors.

Why should property types be compared separately in market data?

Different property categories can exhibit distinct patterns in price and activity, so comparisons should be made within the same category to avoid mixing trends.

Summary

In summary, readers should compare property types and transaction benchmarks separately, using the scheme and submarket context as a guide to interpret observed data without assuming outcomes for any individual property.

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Methodology

Median transaction price for the selected market scope.

Floor PSF is the median of valid transaction-level floor PSF values using main floor area, not median price divided by median floor area.

Unavailable measurements are not estimated or inferred.

Floor PSF is displayed when there are at least 10 valid PSF observations and coverage is at least 25%.

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