Johor Bahru transacted prices on NilaMap are official NAPIC/JPPH sales for this Johor area, not asking prices. This hub tracks 53 developments and 3,855 registered transactions. Development medians run from RM 63 to RM 521 psf (median low to high). Data through June 2026. The page does not blend those into one area average. Compare landed, condominium and flat separately.
Price range
RM 63–521psf
Data through June 2026 · median, low to high
Places tracked
53
Transactions
3,855
Data through June 2026 · official records
Asking prices in Johor Bahru track what buyers actually pay
Median across 14 developments here with both current listings
and enough registered sales to compare, matched within the same unit-size range.
What sold in Johor Bahru
Data through June 2026. Development medians run from RM 63 to RM 521 psf, from 3,855 official NAPIC/JPPH transactions (53 places). There is no single area median. Weighted average by property type: condominiums RM 336 psf (20 places, RM 150–520); landed RM 322 psf (26 places, RM 63–521); flats RM 248 psf (7 places, RM 150–288).
Most-traded on this page: Taman Tampoi Indah (408 transactions, RM 357 psf), Larkin Perdana (151, RM 282 psf), and Apartment Bukit Saujana (124, RM 250 psf).
How prices have moved
Transaction-weighted median psf by quarter. Hatched bars are still registering.
Method A price-level trend, not like-for-like. Thin quarters are dropped.
Method Each named place is tracked separately; open it for the full breakdown.
Questions about Johor Bahru prices
What did property in Johor Bahru actually sell for?
Registered NAPIC/JPPH sales on this hub: 3,855 transactions, with development medians from RM 63 to RM 521 psf (data through June 2026). Condominiums (20 places) weighted average RM 336 psf. Landed (26 places) weighted average RM 322 psf. Flats (7 places) weighted average RM 248 psf. There is no single blended average.
How fresh is the Johor Bahru price data?
Data through June 2026, from official NAPIC/JPPH records. The totals include earlier transactions, not just sales in June. Hatched bars on the quarterly chart are still registering; recent quarters can change as more sales are lodged. Method notes are on /about/.
Why is the Johor Bahru psf range so wide?
Development medians run from RM 63 to RM 521 psf (low to high). The page says not to treat that span as one area price. Each property type shows a weighted average of development medians, weighted by transaction count: condominiums RM 336 psf, landed RM 322 psf, flats RM 248 psf.
Which Johor Bahru developments have the most registered sales?
On this page, Taman Tampoi Indah (408), Larkin Perdana (151), and Apartment Bukit Saujana (124) lead the most-active list. Open each development for its own sales table.
Is this asking data or NAPIC/JPPH sold data?
The transaction count and psf medians are official NAPIC/JPPH sales. Asking prices are shown only as the gap versus those sales, not as the price of the area.