Sipitang, Sabah property prices

Transactions from February 2022 to June 2026

Recorded Transactions21
Total Properties Sold8
Total Districts1
Total Areas1
Population41,000

Totals for Sipitang, Sabah only. Properties sold counts distinct developments, not individual units.

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Sipitang, Sabah property prices: key facts

Median Transacted Price
RM 390,000
Median Price PSF
RM 175.01
Most Preferred Tenure
Leasehold
Most Transacted Property Type
2 - 2 1/2 Storey Terraced
Most Transacted Area
Sipitang
Most Transacted Property
Tmn Eco Residence
Most Properties Sold In
April 2022 (2 Sales)
Low-Cost / Affordable Sold
4 (Up To RM 300,000)
Medium-Cost / Mid-Market Sold
13 (Above RM 300,000 To RM 800,000)
Luxury / High-End Sold
4 (Above RM 800,000 To RM 2,500,000)
Ultra-Luxury Sold
0 (Above RM 2,500,000)

Price bands cover positive transaction prices, including decimal amounts, with no gaps between tiers. Most-transacted facts reflect recorded volume, not a survey of buyer preferences.

Median price by year

Yearly transaction medians for Sipitang, Sabah
YearMedian priceMedian RM/sqftTotal transactions
2026RM 390,000RM 269.583
2025RM 365,000RM 171.504
2024RM 855,000RM 696.161
2023RM 326,500RM 160.456
2022RM 450,000RM 244.017

Most Transacted Properties in Sipitang, Sabah

Most Transacted Properties in Sipitang, Sabah, ranked by recorded transactions
Property name Property type Total transactions Median price Median RM/sqft
TMN ECO RESIDENCE 2 - 2 1/2 Storey Terraced 5 RM 392,000 RM 269.58
TMN WAWASAN SIPITANG 2 - 2 1/2 Storey Terraced 5 RM 350,000 RM 170.01
TMN SUTERA JAYA 1 - 1 1/2 Storey Terraced 3 RM 373,000 RM 141.29
NAPARAN POINT 3 - 3 1/2 Storey Shop 2 RM 1,709,000 RM 1,147.61
SIPITANG SHOPING CENTRE 2 - 2 1/2 Storey Shop 2 RM 677,500 RM 563.13
TMN MUHIBAH 1 - 1 1/2 Storey Terraced 2 RM 284,000 RM 158.87
SIPITANG NEW TOWNSHIP 2 - 2 1/2 Storey Shop 1 RM 1,220,000 RM 976.24
TMN MUHIBBAH 2 1 - 1 1/2 Storey Terraced 1 RM 280,000 RM 157.85

Matching scheme names are combined within this report's location. Property links open the location with the most recorded transactions; its detail totals may differ from this combined ranking. Names without a complete report location are not linked. For mixed-type schemes, the most transacted property type is shown.

Most Popular Areas in Sipitang, Sabah

Most Popular Areas in Sipitang, Sabah, ranked by recorded transactions
Area Name Total transactions Median price Median RM/sqft Capital gain/loss since first transaction
Sipitang 21 RM 390,000 RM 175.01 -27.4%

Sipitang, Sabah Property Market Insight

Between February 2022 and June 2026, Sipitang, Sabah recorded 21 property transactions across 1 areas. The overall median transacted price stood at RM 390,000 (RM 175.01 PSF), serving as a practical benchmark for comparing localized values.

The market's upper bound reached RM 1,709,000 in Sipitang, whereas the lowest recorded sale was RM 270,000 in Sipitang. Across the district, 2 - 2 1/2 Storey Terraced emerged as the most transacted property type.

Extreme prices describe individual recorded sales, not the typical price of an entire area.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the median property price in Sipitang, Sabah?

The median transacted property price in Sipitang, Sabah is RM 390,000 (RM 175.01 per sq. ft.), based on 21 recorded sales from February 2022 to June 2026.

How much do high-rise properties cost in Sipitang, Sabah?

No condominium or apartment transactions are available in the recorded period for Sipitang, Sabah.

What type of tenure do buyers in Sipitang, Sabah prefer?

Leasehold is the most frequently transacted tenure, accounting for 21 of 21 recorded transactions. Sales volume alone does not establish buyer preference.

How do residential and commercial prices compare in Sipitang, Sabah?

Residential properties in Sipitang, Sabah transacted at a median price of RM 363,000 across 16 sales, while commercial and industrial properties transacted at a median of RM 1,220,000 across 5 sales. A median is unavailable when no usable prices are recorded.

What are the most active or dominant property sub-sectors in Sipitang, Sabah?

2 - 2 1/2 Storey Terraced accounts for the most recorded transactions (10). This identifies the most active category in this dataset; it does not by itself prove sustained demand or liquidity.

How reliable is this data, and can I rely on it to make a decision for my next property purchase?

These metrics are strictly for personal reference, market comparison, and informational purposes only. They are calculated from the imported transaction database; attribution to official sources such as NAPIC/JPPH should be independently verified. They are not professional financial, legal, or real estate investment advice. Property values can vary with individual unit condition, facing, floor level, renovation quality, and changing market dynamics. Always perform independent due diligence, consult a licensed real estate agent or registered valuer, and assess your personal financial position before making a property purchase or investment commitment.

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How to read these figures

Medians use all positive recorded prices in the stated period, without removing outliers. PSF is calculated per transaction using land/parcel area in square feet, falling back to main floor area when land area is unavailable. Records without a usable price or area do not contribute to the respective median.

Capital gain/loss compares the first and latest recorded month's median price. It measures changes in the mix of properties sold, not the return on a specific property. A single priced month is reported as not available. Blank district, area and scheme names are excluded from named counts and rankings. District rankings retain state identity; area rankings retain district identity and combine case-only area-name variants.

State assignments use the existing district/area mapping and may need verification. Areas represent administrative sub-districts. Date ranges use the recorded month and year; undated records remain in overall totals but not dated trends. Analytics are cached for up to five minutes and refreshed when the database file changes.

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