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Pulau Indah Property Prices Rise 11% in Kuala Lumpur

Pulau Indah waterfront homes surge 11% to RM485/sqft. Klang Valley buyers seeking affordable landed properties near Northport find momentum in this emerging suburb.

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By Kuala Lumpur Property Desk · Published 11 July 2026, 10:50 AM

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Updated 22 min ago· 11 July 2026, 1:15 PM

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Pulau Indah Property Prices Rise 11% in Kuala Lumpur
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Property prices in Pulau Indah rose 11 percent from January to June 2026, according to transaction records filed with the Valuation and Property Services Department. The waterfront suburb recorded median prices of RM485 per square foot for landed homes, up from RM437 six months earlier.

The gains come as federal infrastructure spending on the West Coast Expressway extension reaches its final stages near Northport. Buyers from central Kuala Lumpur have shifted attention to the area after earlier price surges in Mont Kiara and Desa ParkCity left fewer options under RM600,000 for three-bedroom units.

Local anchors driving demand

Two projects anchor current interest. The Pulau Indah Industrial Park expansion, completed in March 2026, added 42 hectares of logistics space and created 1,800 direct jobs. At the same time, the Klang Municipal Council opened its new waterfront promenade along Jalan Pulau Indah on 15 April, linking the area directly to the existing ferry terminal that serves 2,400 daily commuters to Port Klang.

These facilities sit within a 12-kilometre radius of the existing Northport container terminal and the upcoming Westports Phase 3 expansion scheduled for late 2027. Local agents report that 68 percent of new buyers in the first half of 2026 listed employment at these sites as their primary reason for purchase.

Transaction evidence and next steps

NAPIC data released on 9 July 2026 showed 214 residential transactions in Pulau Indah during the second quarter, compared with 171 in the same period of 2025. The strongest segment remains double-storey terrace homes between 1,800 and 2,200 square feet, with 142 units changing hands at an average of RM892,000.

Prospective buyers should check the latest strata-title releases from the two active developers on Jalan Perigi Nenas and check flood-risk maps issued by the Drainage and Irrigation Department before signing any sale-and-purchase agreement. Early reservation fees for the next phase of waterfront terrace units start at RM15,000 and are expected to open for public booking in September.

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