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Penang property market

Penang recorded 5,494 registered property sales since 2021 across 5 districts. Over the last 2 years the state median price was RM150k (RM263 psf), with price-per-sqft up 15.7% versus 2021. The most-transacted type is Condominium. Explore any district below for finer detail. Source: NAPIC/JPPH — free and open.

Type:Condominium2-sty TerracedLow-Cost FlatFlat1-sty TerracedAll types
Median price · last 2 yrs
RM150k
6.7% YoY
Median PSF · last 2 yrs
RM263
built-up basis
Price/sqft growth
+15.7%
since 2021 · real
Sales · last 2 yrs
1,520
registered
Upcoming auctions
215
3 below median

Median price trend

quarterly · 2021 → 2026

All property types, Penang

RM165kRM132kRM100k202120222023202420252026
2021 median RM125krecent median RM150k20% in price

Price distribution

Share of 2025 sales by price band

< RM250k91%
250–500k9%
500–750k0%
750k–1M0%
1–1.5M0%
> RM1.5M0%
25th percentileRM98,000
MedianRM148,000
75th percentileRM190,000

What sells here

Type mix and median price · 2025

Condominium/Apartment18%RM488k
Flat18%RM290k
Low-Cost Flat16%RM155k
2 - 2 1/2 Storey Terraced14%RM580k
1 - 1 1/2 Storey Terraced9%RM375k
2 - 2 1/2 Storey Semi-Detached4%RM889k
Tenure:74% freehold · 26% leasehold

Districts in Penang

Median price and growth by district · click to drill in

Auctions in Penang215 upcoming

All Penang auctions →

Reserve prices scored against Penang's real sold medians by type

Frequently asked

What is the median property price in Penang?

The median registered sale price in Penang in 2025 was RM150,000 (RM263 per sq ft), based on 5,494 NAPIC/JPPH transactions across 5 districts since 2021.

Which is the most expensive district in Penang?

Barat Daya has the highest median price in Penang at RM421,000.

Are property prices in Penang rising or falling?

Penang's price-per-sqft is up 15.7% since 2021 (a mix-neutral measure of real appreciation), and up 6.7% year-on-year.

How many property transactions are recorded in Penang?

5,494 registered sales since 2021, of which 1,520 were in 2025. Source: NAPIC/JPPH.