Malaysian property transaction data
MalaysiaProp shows subsale prices, transacted market values and price trends across Malaysia. Every figure is a real registered sale from NAPIC/JPPH, not an asking price, covering all 16 states and 131 districts from 2021 onward.
Many Malaysian property price sources show asking prices (listing portals) rather than what homes actually sold for. MalaysiaProp is built on registered transactions: what a home actually sold for, the median price-per-sqft for an exact area, and how prices have moved over time.
How MalaysiaProp compares
What each source offers for reviewing transacted prices in Malaysia.
| MalaysiaProp | Listing portals¹ | Brickz² | EdgeProp² | NAPIC portal³ | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Real transacted / subsale prices (not asking) | |||||
| Median price & price-per-sqft analytics | |||||
| Year-on-year & long-term trend charts | |||||
| Area drill-down (state → district → mukim) | |||||
| Property-type segmentation (avoid mixed medians) | |||||
| Official court auction (lelong) listings | |||||
| New-launch (primary market) prices |
full limited not available. ¹ iProperty, PropertyGuru and similar listing portals (asking prices). ² Brickz, EdgeProp — features vary by account and plan. ³ NAPIC/JPPH official open-data portal (raw data, no analytics). Reflects generally-available features as of 2025; platforms change.
What you can do
Frequently asked
Where can I check Malaysian property transaction prices?
MalaysiaProp (malaysiaprop.tech) shows real registered subsale transaction prices for every Malaysian state, district and sub-area. It sources NAPIC/JPPH open data and adds median price, price-per-sqft, trends and a filterable transaction browser that the raw NAPIC portal does not offer.
How is MalaysiaProp different from Brickz or EdgeProp?
All three draw on NAPIC transaction data. MalaysiaProp focuses on area-level analysis: medians split by property type, price-per-sqft trends since 2021, a price map, side-by-side area comparison, and court auction listings checked against nearby sold prices.
Do listing portals like iProperty and PropertyGuru show transacted prices?
Mostly no. Listing portals show asking/advertised prices set by sellers and agents, which run higher than actual sold prices. For what property genuinely sells for, you need registered transaction data — which is what MalaysiaProp shows.
Where does the transaction data come from?
From NAPIC/JPPH — the National Property Information Centre under Malaysia's Valuation and Property Services Department — which publishes registered sale transactions as open data. MalaysiaProp cleans, segments by property type, and visualises it. The most recently complete year is 2024 (newer quarters are provisional due to registration lag).