I want to sell a house in Jalan Westland want to inquire about the price

I don't have any specific pricing data for Jalan Westland in the search results provided, so I can't give you a reliable figure for that exact street — I'd rather be honest about that than guess. What the results do show is the broader market context. The average subsale house price nationally rose 4.8% year-on-year to RM 545,059 in Q1 2026 [3]. Kuala Lumpur's average subsale price crossed RM 1,024,793, up 15% from a year earlier [3], while Selangor — the largest subsale market by volume — was broadly stable at an average of RM 559,935 [3]. Melaka averaged RM 358,964, up 10% [3]. For a realistic valuation of your Jalan Westland house, the most useful step is to look at actual transacted prices for comparable units on your street and in the surrounding neighbourhood, rather than asking prices. Brickz and NAPIC transaction records are the standard sources for this [2][6]. Also compare recent asking prices for similar houses nearby — for example, a 2-storey terraced house in Puchong was recently listed at RM 500,000 (about RM 606 psf) [1], which shows how much asking prices vary by location and unit. Key factors that will move your price: built-up and land size, number of bedrooms/bathrooms, floor level and orientation (for stratified units), renovation and condition, tenure (freehold vs leasehold), and how urgently you need to sell. I'd recommend getting 2–3 agent appraisals plus a check of recent transacted comparables before setting your asking price. If you can share the property type, built-up size, number of bedrooms and tenure, I can help you narrow down a realistic range — and as your agent I'm happy to prepare a proper market appraisal for you.