Berjaya Court

1, Gerbang Berjaya, Pulau Tikus, 10350 George Town, Pulau Pinang, Malaysia

Property Transactions

3 subsales found

Median
RM720,000
PSF
RM727
Price Size
Period
transactions middle 50% (P25–P75)
RM750,000
Level 6
990 sqft RM757 PSF
RM650,000
Level 6
1,012 sqft RM642 PSF
RM720,000
Level 8
990 sqft RM727 PSF
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Residential

RM720,000

RM727 psf

Median transaction price

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Berjaya Court, 1, Gerbang Berjaya, Pulau Tikus, 10350 George Town, Pulau Pinang, Malaysia

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Berjaya Court in Timur Laut, Penang recorded 3 subsale transactions between 2021 and 2026, sized between 975 and 1,024 sqft, with a median price of RM720K and a median price per square foot (PSF) of RM727.

This area consists exclusively of residential properties, with no commercial listings recorded.

Price remained flat, and PSF growth was PSF remained flat. The median price is RM720K, with most transactions falling within a stable range of RM678K to RM750K, and a typical market range of RM701K to RM739K.

Most transactions involved condominium/apartment, with minimal variety in property types.

For price per square foot, the median is RM727, with most transactions between RM678 and RM776. The usual range is RM708.32 to RM745.82, showing that most units are priced quite close to each other. A typical spread (IQR) of RM37.50 and an average deviation (MAD) of RM49 indicate a highly stable PSF trend across properties.

Overall, the market in this area appears stable with consistent appreciation, making it an attractive option for both investors and homebuyers. The consistent property type and stable pricing make it easier to assess value and compare trends. Limited transaction history suggests carefully evaluating comparable sales data.