Tanah Dijual Malaysia

Land for Sale in Malaysia

There are 6 titled land listings for sale in Malaysia on GERAN, priced from RM 350,000 to RM 6,750,000. Most are bungalow lots (3) and residential land (3). Listings are spread across Negeri Sembilan, Melaka and Perak and more. Exact lot details are shared by GT once you enquire.

Listings
6
Price range
RM 350k – RM 6.8 mil
Median price
RM 570k
Median per acre
RM 2.6 mil

Latest listings in Malaysia

Land for sale by state

Land for sale by type

Actual land sales in Malaysia · Q1 2026 (preliminary)

24,730 land transactions were recorded by the government in Malaysia this quarter, averaging RM 369k per transaction.

  • Vacant land: 6,966 sales · avg RM 151k
  • Agricultural: 11,165 sales · avg RM 261k
  • Development land: 6,599 sales · avg RM 782k
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Questions about buying land in Malaysia

How much does land cost in Malaysia?

Asking prices for land listed on GERAN in Malaysia currently range from RM 350,000 to RM 6,750,000, with a median of RM 570,000. That works out to a median of about RM 2.6 mil per acre. For prices of land that has actually changed hands, see Land Price Insights.

What types of land are for sale in Malaysia?

Current listings include agricultural land (2), bungalow lots (3), residential land (3) and commercial land (1). Bungalow lots are counted within residential land as well.

Can non-Bumiputera buyers buy land in Malaysia?

In Malaysia, 2 listings are non-Bumi lots with no ethnic restriction on transfer, 2 are Bumi lots (transfer to a non-Bumiputera buyer needs state consent) and 2 are Malay Reserve land (Malay buyers only). Each listing page states its ownership status.

Is the land freehold or leasehold?

5 of 6 listings in Malaysia are freehold (hak milik kekal). The title type is shown on every listing page.

How do I buy land listed on GERAN?

Open a listing and contact GT on WhatsApp to arrange a site visit. GT shares the lot details, helps you run an official title search at the land office, and coordinates the sale and purchase agreement and any state consent. Always get your own lawyer before paying a deposit.