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PAKR BANDAR BARU JERANTUT

Jerantut, Pahang · Landed · 10 recorded sales, Nov 2021 to Jan 2026

Thinly traded · 2 sales in 12 monthsLow-Cost House · 10
RM 178psf median, against main floor area · 10 priced sales
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The record

Middle half (25th–75th)
RM 159210 psf
Median price
RM 134,000
Price range
RM 100kRM 220k
Main floor area
741810 sq ft
Land area
6781,378 sq ft
Median price per sq ft of land
RM 180

Median of 10 sales that carry a usable area, out of 10 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 705 sq ft against 743. 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

2 sales in the 12 months to Jan 2026. Last on record: 20 Jan 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.

20211 · RM 158 psf
20223 · RM 162 psf
20231 · RM 188 psf
20243 · RM 215 psf
20251 · RM 297 psf
20261 · RM 198 psf

Quarterly medians · not a price trend

1152163162021 Q4 — RM 158 psf, 1 sale2022 Q2 — RM 162 psf, 1 sale2022 Q3 — RM 135 psf, 1 sale2022 Q4 — RM 169 psf, 1 sale2023 Q4 — RM 188 psf, 1 sale2024 Q1 — RM 215 psf, 3 sales2025 Q3 — RM 297 psf, 1 sale2026 Q1 — RM 198 psf, 1 sale
2021 Q42026 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 landed in Pahang long or clean enough to state a direction, so this page states none.

Distribution · 10 priced sales

RM 136–146 psf — 2 salesRM 146–157 psf — 0 salesRM 157–167 psf — 2 salesRM 167–178 psf — 1 saleRM 178–188 psf — 1 saleRM 188–199 psf — 1 saleRM 199–209 psf — 0 salesRM 209–219 psf — 2 salesRM 219–230 psf — 0 salesRM 230–240 psf — 0 salesRM 240–251 psf — 0 salesRM 251–261 psf — 0 salesRM 261–272 psf — 0 salesRM 272–282 psf — 1 sale
RM 136RM 282 psf

Each bar counts sales in a RM 11 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 · 10 of 10

DateTypeArea (sq ft)PricepsfTenure
20 Jan 2026Low-Cost House807RM 160,000198Leasehold
22 Aug 2025Low-Cost House741RM 220,000297Leasehold
6 Mar 2024Low-Cost House741RM 104,000140Leasehold
26 Feb 2024Low-Cost House745RM 160,000215Leasehold
9 Jan 2024Low-Cost House746RM 160,000215Leasehold
4 Dec 2023Low-Cost House746RM 140,000188Leasehold
12 Dec 2022Low-Cost House741RM 125,000169Leasehold
13 Sep 2022Low-Cost House741RM 100,000135Leasehold
22 Jun 2022Low-Cost House741RM 120,000162Leasehold
15 Nov 2021Low-Cost House810RM 128,000158Leasehold

Others in Jerantut · landed

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.