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Taman Permata sold prices

Every registered sale from NAPIC/JPPH: 89 sales, 2021–2024.

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Taman Permata, Sandakan

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RM257median price per sqft, last 2 years
RM195kMedian price10% since 2021
RM257Median per sqft
89Registered sales2021–2024
700–1,442Size range (sqft)

Taman Permata in Sandakan, Sabah recorded 89 registered subsale transactions between 2021 and 2024, sized 700–1,442 sqft, with a median price of RM195k and a median PSF of RM256.99. All figures are real registered sales from NAPIC/JPPH — not asking prices.

Price analytics

Registered subsale trends for Taman Permata · 2021–2024

Median priceper year
RM200kRM190kRM180k2021202220232024
Median PSFRM / sqft, per year
RM271.27RM260RM248.952021202220232024
Transactionsvolume per year
11202143202229202362024
Size distributionunit count by sqft
86700084809972114511294

Transactions

89 subsales
FloorPricePSFSizeDateType
2024
Level 3RM190,000RM253.32750 sqftMar-24Condo
Level 3RM230,000RM293.63783 sqftFeb-24Condo
Level GRM196,000RM279.84700 sqftFeb-24Condo
Level 4RM235,000RM300.02783 sqftJan-24Condo
Level 3RM200,000RM255.33783 sqftJan-24Condo
Level GRM180,000RM256.99700 sqftJan-24Condo
2023
Level 4RM200,000RM255.33783 sqftDec-23Condo
Level 1RM190,000RM271.27700 sqftNov-23Condo
Level 5RM233,000RM332.66700 sqftOct-23Condo
Level 1RM220,000RM280.87783 sqftOct-23Condo
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Frequently asked

What is the median price of Taman Permata?

The median registered subsale price at Taman Permata, Sandakan is RM195k (median PSF RM256.99), based on 89 transactions from 2021 to 2024. Source: NAPIC/JPPH.

Are these real sold prices for Taman Permata?

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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