One of the clearest ways to understand how a township has evolved is to look at its property prices over time. For Putra Perdana, the comparison between average developer selling prices from 1996–2000 and current average market prices shows how the township has matured across different property categories.
Among the examples:
• Medium Cost Apartment: RM84,900 ? RM240,000
• Cluster Bungalow: RM159,900 ? RM600,000
• Double Storey Terrace House (18′ x 60′): RM135,800 ? RM380,000
• Double Storey Terrace House (20′ x 70′): RM168,900 ? RM550,000
• Double Storey Terrace House (20′ x 75′): RM176,000 ? RM580,000
• 2 Storey Shop Office (22′ x 75′): RM388,000 ? RM750,000
These figures reflect more than price movement alone. They also tell the story of a township that has grown from its earlier development years into an established residential community with supporting amenities, schools, shops and everyday services.
Putra Perdana today is not just a place with history — it is a township whose growth can be seen both in its built environment and in its property values.
PUTRA PERDANA: A LOOK AT HOW PRICES HAVE CHANGED.