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1 Santorini sold prices

Every registered sale from NAPIC/JPPH: 123 sales, 2021–2025.

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1 Santorini, Timur Laut

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RM552median price per sqft, last 2 years
RM480kMedian price9.6% since 2021
RM552Median per sqft
123Registered sales2021–2025
850–893Size range (sqft)

1 Santorini in Timur Laut, Penang recorded 123 registered subsale transactions between 2021 and 2025, sized 850–893 sqft, with a median price of RM480k and a median PSF of RM551.61. All figures are real registered sales from NAPIC/JPPH — not asking prices.

Price analytics

Registered subsale trends for 1 Santorini · 2021–2025

Median priceper year
RM515kRM493kRM470k20212022202320242025
Median PSFRM / sqft, per year
RM576.45RM554RM53220212022202320242025
Transactionsvolume per year
11202138202243202328202432025
Size distributionunit count by sqft
38850086485879

Transactions

123 subsales
FloorPricePSFSizeDateType
2025
Level 16RM515,000RM576.45893 sqftApr-25Condo
Level 38RM510,000RM570.85893 sqftApr-25Condo
Level 23RM530,000RM593.24893 sqftJan-25Condo
2024
Level 36RM500,000RM559.66893 sqftOct-24Condo
Level 25RM470,000RM526.08893 sqftOct-24Condo
Level 31RM484,000RM541.75893 sqftSep-24Condo
Level 24RM475,000RM531.67893 sqftSep-24Condo
Level 30RM480,000RM537.27893 sqftAug-24Condo
Level 24RM440,000RM510.97861 sqftAug-24Condo
Level 44RM425,000RM475.71893 sqftAug-24Condo
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Frequently asked

What is the median price of 1 Santorini?

The median registered subsale price at 1 Santorini, Timur Laut is RM480k (median PSF RM551.61), based on 123 transactions from 2021 to 2025. Source: NAPIC/JPPH.

Are these real sold prices for 1 Santorini?

Yes — every row is an actual registered sale recorded by NAPIC/JPPH, not an asking or listing price, showing the floor level, price, price-per-sqft, size and month.

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