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PRIMA MIDAH HEIGHTS Transaction Price & PSF

PRIMA MIDAH HEIGHTS · Condominium/Apartment · Kuala Lumpur · W.P. Kuala Lumpur · Data through November 2025

Median price
RM615,000
Median Floor PSF
Not available0.0% usable coverage · 0 of 33 transactions
Transactions
33
Data period
November 2025From November 2021

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

This article provides a focused view of the residential market within PRIMA MIDAH HEIGHTS, examining how buyers and sellers interact in the Condominium/Apartment segment in Kuala Lumpur.

Market overview

Within the residential Condominium/Apartment category in the Mukim Kuala Lumpur area, the data show a concentrated activity around the PRIMA MIDAH HEIGHTS scheme, with Kuala Lumpur emerging as the dominant submarket in the sample. The market appears to be shaped by a single, clearly defined scheme and geographic scope, suggesting that buyers and sellers focus their activity within a specific submarket.

How to interpret this market

Readers can use transaction benchmarks as a context tool to compare properties within the same property type and scheme, while recognising that individual properties may differ in location inside the scheme, condition, and other attributes. Since the data show a concentration around a specific scheme in a defined area, buyers should compare like with like and treat benchmarks as a general reference rather than a guarantee.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the scope of this article's data?

The data describe residential Condominium/Apartment transactions within PRIMA MIDAH HEIGHTS in Kuala Lumpur, captured for the scheme and district in the dataset.

How should readers use the transaction benchmarks?

Use benchmarks as a general frame for comparison among properties within the same property type and scheme; individual properties may differ and benchmarks do not predict outcomes for any single property.

Why should different property categories be compared separately?

Because different segments reflect distinct market dynamics, comparisons should be limited to comparable property categories to avoid misinterpreting market conditions.

Summary

The article reinforces that comparisons should be made across property types and with transaction benchmarks as a contextual guide, without assuming outcomes for any individual property within PRIMA MIDAH HEIGHTS.

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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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