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Bdr Tanjung Pinang property prices

Real registered sale prices from NAPIC/JPPH: 500 sales since 2021.

Where it is

Bdr Tanjung Pinang, Timur Laut

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RM1000median price per sqft, last 2 years
RM1.35MMedian price37.9% YoY
RM1000Median per sqft
+19.5%Price per sqft since 2021
55Sales, last 2 years

Bdr Tanjung Pinang is a sub-area (mukim) of Timur Laut, Penang, with 500 registered sales since 2021. Over the last 2 years the median price was RM1.35M (RM1000 psf), with price-per-sqft up 19.5% versus 2021. Mostly Serviced Apartment. Real registered sale prices from NAPIC/JPPH.

Price trend

Quarterly median sale price, all property types.

RM2.30MRM1.29MRM280k202120222023202420252026
2021 median RM1.39Mrecent median RM1.35M2.5% in price

Price distribution

2023–2025 · 261 sales

< RM250k2%
250–500k8%
500–750k7%
750k–1M14%
1–1.5M28%
> RM1.5M41%
25th percentile
MedianRM1,300,000
75th percentile

What sells here

Median price by home type, with each type's share of 2025 sales.

Serviced ApartmentServiced ApartmentRM1.10M58% of sales
Condo / apartmentCondominiumRM1.14M17% of sales
FlatFlatRM320k17% of sales
Low-cost flatLow-Cost FlatRM365k8% of sales
86%freehold
Freehold vs leasehold
freehold86%
leasehold14%

Frequently asked

What is the median property price in Bdr Tanjung Pinang, Timur Laut?

The median registered sale price in Bdr Tanjung Pinang (a sub-area of Timur Laut, Penang) in 2025 was RM1,350,000 (RM1000 per sq ft), based on 500 NAPIC/JPPH transactions since 2021.

Are property prices in Bdr Tanjung Pinang rising or falling?

Bdr Tanjung Pinang's price-per-sqft is up 19.5% since 2021 (a mix-neutral measure of real appreciation).

What type of property sells in Bdr Tanjung Pinang?

Mostly Serviced Apartment, which is 58% of 2025 sales.

Is Bdr Tanjung Pinang freehold or leasehold?

86% of Bdr Tanjung Pinang transactions are freehold and 14% leasehold.

Photo credits: Condominium towers in North Kiara, Kuala Lumpur, Pradana Aumars (CC BY-SA 4.0) · PPR public housing flats in Bukit Jalil, Kuala Lumpur, Brownc (CC BY-SA 4.0)