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Precinct 9 Phase 1

Siap Dengan CCC

Wawasan Intact Properties (Pahang) SDN. BHD. · Pahang

Precinct 9 Phase 1 is a new private development by Wawasan Intact Properties (Pahang) SDN. BHD. in Pahang, with about 176 units and launch prices of RM350k – RM461k. These are developer launch (primary-market) prices from KPKT/TEDUH — not resale transactions.

Launch price
RM350k – RM461k
Total units
176
Est. completion
Aug 2027
Tenure
—
Sales launched: 23 Aug 2025Est. completion (vacant possession): 23 Aug 2027Ad permit valid to: 12 Aug 2027

Sales status

100%sold176 of 176 units sold
Available
0
Median list price
RM350k
Median SPA price (sold)
RM350k
What buyers actually paid
at list price

Median SPA price vs the developer's list price, across sold units. SPA prices are reported equal to list prices — common for fixed-price affordable schemes.

Source: KPKT / TEDUH unit status as reported by the developer (a unit counts as sold once the SPA is signed). Updated 18 Oct 2026.

Unit types

Breakdown by house type, launch price and construction progress.

TypeStoreysBeds · BathsUnitsSizeLaunch priceProgress
Rumah Teres13 bd · 2 ba1761,282,260 sqftRM350k – RM461k100%

Source: KPKT / TEDUH (HIMS). Launch/asking prices, not sold transactions. For real resale prices in this area, see the Pahang market page.

Frequently asked

What is the price range at Precinct 9 Phase 1?

Launch prices at Precinct 9 Phase 1, Pahang range RM350k – RM461k across 1 unit type. These are developer launch prices (primary market), from KPKT/TEDUH.

Who is the developer of Precinct 9 Phase 1?

Precinct 9 Phase 1 is developed by Wawasan Intact Properties (Pahang) SDN. BHD.. It comprises about 176 units and its status is "Siap Dengan CCC".

How many units at Precinct 9 Phase 1 have been sold?

176 of 176 units (100%) at Precinct 9 Phase 1 are sold, based on developer-reported unit status in KPKT's TEDUH system (updated 2026-10-18). A unit counts as sold once its SPA is signed.

Are buyers at Precinct 9 Phase 1 paying below the list price?

Mostly not — the median SPA price is reported at or near the list price, which is typical of fixed-price affordable schemes.