Land Price Insights · Q1 2026 (preliminary)
What is land really
selling for?
Actual land sales recorded by the government for every district in Malaysia — vacant, agricultural and development land, compared quarter by quarter.
Land transactions · Q1 2026
6,599
Total value
RM 5.16 bil
Average per transaction
RM 782k
Choose a state
Q1 2026 (preliminary) · change vs Q1 2025. Tap a state to see its trend and districts.
Johor
Transactions
5869%
Avg / transaction
RM 2.0 mil
Kedah
Transactions
93811%
Avg / transaction
RM 370k
Kelantan
Transactions
1,08446%
Avg / transaction
RM 94k
Melaka
Transactions
65522%
Avg / transaction
RM 249k
Negeri Sembilan
Transactions
16926%
Avg / transaction
RM 566k
Pahang
Transactions
2079%
Avg / transaction
RM 360k
Perak
Transactions
1354%
Avg / transaction
RM 520k
Perlis
Transactions
1389%
Avg / transaction
RM 128k
Pulau Pinang
Transactions
28813%
Avg / transaction
RM 1.9 mil
Sabah
Transactions
2209%
Avg / transaction
RM 742k
Sarawak
Transactions
70133%
Avg / transaction
RM 992k
Selangor
Transactions
60711%
Avg / transaction
RM 1.6 mil
Terengganu
Transactions
7653%
Avg / transaction
RM 102k
WP Kuala Lumpur
Transactions
6627%
Avg / transaction
RM 9.2 mil
WP Labuan
Transactions
409%
Avg / transaction
RM 173k
WP Putrajaya
Transactions
0 n/a
Avg / transaction
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- Every districtEvery district across the 13 states and 3 federal territories.
- By crop & land typeOil palm, rubber, paddy, durian, orchard, vacant & development land.
- TrendsYear-on-year and quarter-on-quarter change in sales and deal size.
- Updated each quarterRefreshed as soon as new official figures are released.
How to read this data
Average per transaction
Total value of all sales divided by the number of sales. Official land size is not published, so this is the typical deal size — not a price per acre or square foot.
Preliminary figures
The latest quarter is marked preliminary (P) and may be revised. We update the figures when final numbers are released.
Few sales = less reliable
Districts with fewer than 5 sales in a quarter can swing a lot. Use them as a rough guide only.
Source: Jadual Data Transaksi Harta Tanah, National Property Information Centre (NAPIC), Valuation and Property Services Department (JPPH) — napic.jpph.gov.my. Compiled and presented by GeranTanah (GT); GERAN is not affiliated with NAPIC or JPPH. Figures are for general reference and are not a valuation — get a licensed valuer for a specific lot.