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BDC MILIK PERKASA INDUSTRIAL ESTATE

Kota Kinabalu, Sabah · Industrial · 5 recorded sales, Jan 2023 to Mar 2026

Thinly traded · 4 sales in 12 monthsDetached Factory/Warehouse · 3Semi-Detached Factory/Warehouse · 2
RM 526psf median, against main floor area · 5 priced sales
Not matched to a map location. NAPIC publishes no coordinates, so a project is placed by matching its name against OpenStreetMap; this one has no match yet. Every price on this page is unaffected.

The record

Middle half (25th–75th)
RM 402991 psf
Median price
RM 4,000,000
Price range
RM 2.65mRM 5.20m
Main floor area
2,12114,610 sq ft
Land area
6,30014,610 sq ft
Median price per sq ft of land
RM 381

Median of 5 sales that carry a usable area, out of 5 on record. Half the sales fell inside the middle-half band; half did not.

Land is published separately from main floor area and is the larger of the two here — a median of 10,500 sq ft against 5,038. Two houses can share a floor area and differ by half their land, so the price per square foot of the building is not by itself a comparison between them.

Liquidity

4 sales in the 12 months to Mar 2026. Last on record: 2 Mar 2026.

Counted against the newest sale in the corpus, not against today: NAPIC runs about three months in arrears, so a window ending today would quietly be a nine-month window and read low.

20231 · RM 402 psf
20252 · RM 673 psf
20262 · RM 1,206 psf

Quarterly medians · not a price trend

3058041,3032023 Q1 — RM 402 psf, 1 sale2025 Q3 — RM 673 psf, 2 sales2026 Q1 — RM 1,206 psf, 2 sales
2023 Q12026 Q1
5+ sales in the quarterfewer — plotted, never joinedNo run of 3 quarters is dense enough to draw a line through.

Each point is the median psf of what sold that quarter, so it moves with the mix as much as with price — a quarter in which the larger units happened to change hands reads low per square foot without anything having got cheaper. A line is drawn only along a run of three or more consecutive quarters that each carry five or more sales — two points are a difference, not a direction.

There is no mix-adjusted series for industrial in Sabah long or clean enough to state a direction, so this page states none.

Distribution · 5 priced sales

RM 360–464 psf — 2 salesRM 464–568 psf — 1 saleRM 568–671 psf — 0 salesRM 671–775 psf — 0 salesRM 775–879 psf — 0 salesRM 879–983 psf — 0 salesRM 983–1,087 psf — 1 saleRM 1,087–1,191 psf — 0 salesRM 1,191–1,295 psf — 0 salesRM 1,295–1,399 psf — 0 salesRM 1,399–1,503 psf — 0 salesRM 1,503–1,607 psf — 0 salesRM 1,607–1,711 psf — 0 salesRM 1,711–1,815 psf — 1 sale
RM 360RM 1,815 psf

Each bar counts sales in a RM 104 psf band, measured against main floor area. The axis is trimmed to the 2nd–98th percentile, so a handful of sales fall outside it; they are still counted in every figure above.

Most recent sales · 5 of 5

DateTypeArea (sq ft)PricepsfTenure
2 Mar 2026Detached Factory/Warehouse2,121RM 4,000,0001,886Leasehold
5 Feb 2026Semi-Detached Factory/Warehouse5,038RM 2,650,000526Leasehold
12 Aug 2025Detached Factory/Warehouse4,240RM 4,200,000991Leasehold
7 Jul 2025Detached Factory/Warehouse14,610RM 5,200,000356Leasehold
16 Jan 2023Semi-Detached Factory/Warehouse6,968RM 2,800,000402Leasehold

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Where these numbers come from

Every figure on this page is computed from registered transactions published by the National Property Information Centre (NAPIC), Valuation and Property Services Department (JPPH), Ministry of Finance Malaysia, as open data. These are completed sales, not asking prices, and not properties currently on the market.
Areas are as published: main floor area. Nothing here is a valuation.