Before it became known as Lestari Putra, the development was originally sold as Lestari Puchong.
The name was subsequently changed to Lestari Putra by the local council, but its earlier name remains part of the development’s history. Records covering average developer selling prices from 2001 to 2005 show a residential mix centred on landed homes, together with two-storey shop offices.
The homes included double-storey terrace houses in several configurations: 18’ x 60’, 18’ x 65’, 20’ x 65’, 20’ x 70’ and 22’ x 70’, as well as 20’ x 70’ single-storey terrace houses.
During the 2001–2005 period, the recorded average developer selling prices ranged from RM139,900 for a 20’ x 70’ single-storey terrace house to RM189,900 for a 22’ x 70’ double-storey terrace house. The development also included two-storey shop offices, with a recorded average developer selling price of RM338,900.
From Original Selling Prices to Current Market Prices
Property records prepared on 24 August 2026 provide a current snapshot of average market prices in Lestari Putra.
An 18’ x 60’ double-storey terrace house, recorded at an average developer selling price of RM145,900, has a current average market price of RM440,000. For an 18’ x 65’ double-storey terrace house, the corresponding figures are RM153,900 and RM450,000, while a 20’ x 65’ double-storey terrace house is recorded at RM161,900 and a current average market price of RM490,000.
The larger landed homes show the same progression. A 20’ x 70’ double-storey terrace house, originally recorded at an average of RM179,900, has a current average market price of RM520,000, while the 22’ x 70’ double-storey terrace house is recorded at RM189,900 and RM560,000 respectively. For the 20’ x 70’ single-storey terrace house, the records show an average developer selling price of RM139,900 and a current average market price of RM380,000. The two-storey shop offices, meanwhile, are recorded at a current average market price of RM700,000, compared with the earlier average developer selling price of RM338,900.
A Neighbourhood With Everyday Amenities
Lestari Putra today also has a range of commercial amenities serving the neighbourhood.
The current records list 7-Eleven, Speedmart 99, restaurants, cafés, laundry services, a car wash, barbershop and tuition centre, together with Klinik Newcity 24 Hours, Klinik Mediviron and Kaisar Pharmacy.
From its beginnings under the name Lestari Puchong to the Lestari Putra known today, the development’s story can be traced not only through its name, but through the homes, commercial properties and everyday amenities that have become part of the neighbourhood.
This is Part One of our Lestari Putra series.