Sek. 3. Shah Alam

Seksyen 3, 40000 Shah Alam, Selangor, Malaysia

Property Transactions

2 subsales grouped by size

Price Size
Period
transactions middle 50% (P25–P75)
1,900 sqft
2-Sty Terrace
RM750,000
Jalan Beringin 3/13
1,905 sqft · RM394 PSF
RM630,000
Jalan Beringin 3/13
1,905 sqft · RM331 PSF
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Residential

RM690,000

RM362 psf

Median transaction price

Sek. 3. Shah Alam
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Seksyen 3, 40000 Shah Alam, Selangor, Malaysia

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Sek. 3. Shah Alam in Petaling, Selangor recorded 2 Double Storey Terraced properties subsale transactions between 2021 and 2026, with a median price of RM690K and a median price per square foot (PSF) of RM362.

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 RM690K, with most transactions falling within a stable range of RM630K to RM750K, and a typical market range of RM630K to RM750K.

Within the Double Storey Terraced category, detached dominated the market, though some variety exists in the market.

For price per square foot, the median is RM362, with most transactions between RM331 and RM394. The usual range is RM303.41 to RM420.91, showing that most units are priced quite close to each other. With an IQR of RM117.50 and MAD of RM31, the PSF demonstrates reasonable consistency across the market.

While the area has shown positive growth trends, price variations suggest a more dynamic market. This presents opportunities for investors comfortable with moderate volatility. Some price volatility exists, making thorough market research essential before transacting. Limited transaction history suggests carefully evaluating comparable sales data.