Open the relevant Penang tables
NAPIC's H1 2026 regional archive lists the Pulau Pinang transaction table and the separate price-and-rental table. These are historical data sources, not a live quote for a specific unit.
Use the tables as market context, not unit-level comparables
NAPIC's transaction table summarises counts and values by property type, price range and district. The price-and-rental table reports sampled ranges and averages, not a list of individual comparable sales. To assess a current asking price, seek recent, verifiable sales of genuinely similar homes and check the property type, location, size, tenure, transaction date and condition where that detail is available. Do not average unlike homes into a single asking-price target.
What the tables cannot settle
A published transaction table does not confirm the current owner's asking price, available packages, renovation condition, financing approval or what a seller will accept. Ask for the exact unit's current documents and terms rather than treating an area-level number as a valuation.
A practical next step
Build a shortlist in the Penang project directory, then use the buyer guides to prepare questions about total ownership cost. If the decision is material, seek an appropriate qualified valuation and legal or financing advice.