Damansara Perdana Semi-D & Bungalow Prices 2026 — Area & Taman Guide

Asking prices for landed homes in Damansara Perdana run from about RM1.94m to RM5m in 2026. Here is the taman-by-taman breakdown and what actually moves a specific number.

What landed homes cost in Damansara Perdana (2026)

Asking prices for landed homes in Damansara Perdana currently run from about RM1.94m to RM5m, with a working median around RM3.25m. Damansara Perdana is a leasehold landed market in Selangor, with roughly 54 homes on the live want-to-sell list.

The Rafflesia, Forest Hill, Empire Residence and the other taman each price on their own logic, so a single “Damansara Perdana price” means little. The table below breaks it down using live asking stock.

Price by taman

One enclave dominates the market

Damansara Perdana's landed market is effectively The Rafflesia. Of roughly 54 homes on the live want-to-sell list, around 41 are there, spanning about RM2.30 mil to RM5.00 mil. Forest Hill adds about RM2.90 mil to RM4.37 mil, and Empire Residence sits at the entry around RM1.94 mil to RM2.10 mil. The township range is therefore unusually tight — roughly RM1.94 mil to RM5.00 mil — which makes it one of the more predictable markets covered here.

Elevation is the differentiator

This is a hillside township, and within The Rafflesia the elevated phases — the ones marketed as "The Hill" — command the premium. A view and a breeze are worth real money here, and two houses of the same built-up on different contours will not fetch the same number.

Leasehold, and the value it buys

Damansara Perdana is leasehold. Against freehold Mutiara Damansara a few minutes away, that is why a three-storey gated home on elevated land is attainable in the RM3 mil range here. It is a deliberate trade: more house and more view, with a shortening term and a consent step on transfer.

Why the tight band helps you

With a narrow range and one dominant enclave, comparables here are genuinely comparable. You can price a specific home against recent transactions on similar phases with much more confidence than in a township spanning RM1 mil to RM38 mil. Use that — ask for the transacted evidence, because here it actually exists.

The advantage of a single dominant enclave

Because around 41 of 54 listings sit in The Rafflesia, this is the most transparent pricing environment in the coverage area. Genuine like-for-like comparables exist, by phase and by contour. Insist on them — any agent who cannot produce transacted evidence for a specific Rafflesia phase has not looked, because here the data is available.

What the elevated phases are worth

Compare asking prices between "The Hill" phases and the lower ones at similar built-ups, and the view premium becomes visible. Decide whether you are paying for it deliberately — a view is permanent and cannot be added later, which is a reasonable thing to pay up for if you value it.