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Rompin

Pahang

Median

RM150,000

PSF

RM64

Period
transactions middle 50% (P25–P75)

Keratong

312 txns · RM90,000

312RM90,000
RM64−0.5%

Endau

213 txns · RM95,000

213RM95,000
RM64+118.5%

Bebar

171 txns · RM249,000

171RM249,000
RM135+45.5%

Rompin

151 txns · RM160,000

151RM160,000
RM92−26.9%

Pontian

124 txns · RM238,000

124RM238,000
RM130+34.2%

RoMPin

29 txns · RM330,000

29RM330,000
RM91−26.9%

Bandar Rompin I

20 txns · RM210,000

20RM210,000
RM146−18.3%

Pekan Tioman

12 txns · RM35,000

12RM35,000
RM25—

Bandar Muadzam Shah I

7 txns · RM265,000

7RM265,000
RM166—

Bandar Endau

6 txns · RM552,500

6RM552,500
RM306—

Bandar Rompin Iv

2 txns · RM788,000

2RM788,000
RM289—

Tioman

1 txns · RM220,000

1RM220,000
RM209—

Bandar Muadzam Shah Ii

1 txns · RM250,000

1RM250,000
RM306—

Bandar Baharu K Rompin

1 txns · RM980,000

1RM980,000
RM674—

Property Valuation

Market Snapshot

Residential RM64 psf

RM108,000

Commercial RM343 psf

RM580,000

District Guide

Inside the Rompin property market

Rompin sits within Pahang, and spans 13 mukims with 1,050 recorded subsale transactions. The median transaction price across the district is RM150,000, or roughly RM64 per square foot — a useful benchmark when weighing value between neighbouring mukims.

The most active mukims here are Keratong, Endau and Bebar, where transaction volume and pricing data are deepest. Each mukim below carries its own median price and 12-month PSF movement, so you can spot where momentum is building before it shows up in the headline numbers.

Use the transaction history from 2021 to 2026 to ground your own valuation, compare like-for-like within Rompin, and decide which mukim best fits how you intend to buy, sell, or invest.

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