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THE WESTSIDE THREE (DESA PARKCITY) Transaction Price & PSF

THE WESTSIDE THREE (DESA PARKCITY) · Condominium/Apartment · Kuala Lumpur · W.P. Kuala Lumpur · Data through April 2026

Median price
RM1,400,000
Median Floor PSF
Not available0.0% usable coverage · 0 of 62 transactions
Transactions
62
Data period
April 2026From March 2021

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

This market article examines the residential segment for THE WESTSIDE THREE (DESA PARKCITY) through the lens of recent transaction data. The purpose is to help readers interpret the scheme's data with caution and without assuming future price changes or investment outcomes.

Market overview

The data shows that activity within the scheme centers on the condominium/apartment category in Kuala Lumpur's Mukim Batu area. The sample reflects a stable pattern of transactions across the available years, with this scheme standing as the dominant contributor in the identified submarket.

How to interpret this market

Transaction benchmarks can offer context for understanding how this scheme compares with the wider market; individual properties may differ due to factors such as floor level, view, maintenance terms, and timing.

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Frequently asked questions

What does the data show about THE WESTSIDE THREE (DESA PARKCITY) in the residential segment?

The data identifies the scheme as the primary source of observed transactions within the selected residential category in the sample, reflecting activity captured in the provided period. It does not constitute a valuation or a forecast.

How should a reader use transaction benchmarks when evaluating this scheme?

Treat benchmarks as a reference point to understand how this scheme's activity and price positioning compare with the broader market, while recognising that an individual property may differ in layout, condition, and timing.

Why should different property categories be compared separately?

Because market dynamics differ across property types and the data shows distinct patterns for each category; separating categories helps avoid conflating transaction behavior.

Summary

This article underscores the importance of comparing property types separately and using transaction benchmarks as a framework for interpretation. Readers should apply the scheme data alongside the broader market context, without assuming outcomes for individual properties.

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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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