【05】Is Puchong Still Worth Buying In 2025? Here’s What Most People Don’t Realise

Puchong has always been a name that pops up when people talk about affordable homes with city-like conveniences. But now that it’s 2025, and Klang Valley is expanding like never before, many are wondering:

“Is Puchong still a smart place to buy property?”

Short answer? Yes — but with some caveats.
Let’s break down what most people don’t realise about Puchong in 2025, and why it might still be one of the most strategic areas to invest in (or settle down).

1. Strategic Location, Still Underrated

Puchong sits between major hotspots like Subang Jaya, Bandar Sunway, Bukit Jalil, and Putrajaya. And with multiple highways (LDP, KESAS, SKVE, ELITE) and MRT/LRT lines, connectivity is still one of Puchong’s biggest flexes.

What most people overlook?
There are still pockets of undervalued areas, especially in older neighbourhoods like Taman Kinrara, Bandar Puteri, or even some landed homes in Puchong Perdana.

2. Price Growth Slower — But That’s Not Always Bad

Unlike places like Bukit Jalil or Mont Kiara, Puchong’s price growth hasn’t skyrocketed in recent years.

BUT — that also means there’s less risk of overpaying or entering a bubble.

If you’re a first-home buyer or long-term investor, Puchong offers stability, with average condo prices still ranging between RM400k–RM600k, and landed properties in the RM700k–RM1mil range (depending on age and location).

 3. Mature Amenities, Minus The Crowd

From IOI Mall and SetiaWalk to Tesco, Lotus’s, local food gems, and even international schools — Puchong already has everything.

But unlike newer townships, you’re not paying a premium for “future potential” — you’re paying for a place where everything is already there.

And bonus: fewer traffic nightmares than, say, Cheras or Kepong at peak hours (though that’s still debatable during rainy days).

4. Development Is Still Happening — Quietly

People think Puchong is “fully developed.” Not true.

New developments like high-rise condos, SOHO units, and niche gated communities are still being launched — just in more focused pockets, not massive megaprojects.

And with KL South becoming a rising hotspot, Puchong benefits as a spillover zone.

One great example? Senai Puchong – a rising gem that’s been quietly turning heads.

Senai Puchong – Project Snapshot:

• Type: Gated & Guarded Landed Residential
   
• Property Layout: Double-storey terrace homes
   
• Land size: Starting from 20' x 65'
   
• Built-up area: Around 2,000 – 2,300 sqft
   
• Bedrooms/Bathrooms: 4 beds, 3 baths
   
• Key Features:
   
  • Fully gated community with 24/7 security
     
  • Green park and playground within the enclave
     
  • Low-density, quiet neighbourhood feel
     
  • Convenient access to LDP, SKVE, and the upcoming MRT line
     
• Ideal For: First-time homeowners, families upgrading from high-rise units, or anyone who values safety and spacious living
   

Senai Puchong combines space, security, and community vibes — making it a solid choice for those looking to settle down long-term in a mature yet evolving area.

View the project HERE!

5. Ideal For Upgraders & Young Families

A lot of upgraders are moving out of condos in KL into landed homes in Puchong, thanks to slightly more affordable pricing and established neighborhoods.

Plus, many properties here come with larger layouts — something you won’t find in newer urban areas unless you’re ready to pay 7 figures.

Schools, parks, clinics, eateries — all within 5–10 minutes’ reach.

So... Is Puchong Still Worth Buying In 2025?

If you’re looking for:

• Long-term value
   
• Mature neighbourhoods
   
• Good amenities & access
   
• Family-friendly living
   

Then yes — Puchong still makes sense.

But do your homework. Certain areas are better for own-stay, others more suited for rental returns. Some older units may need renovation, but they offer more space and better value than newer (but smaller) condos elsewhere.

Final Thought

Puchong may not be “hot” on TikTok or property hype lists anymore — but it has what most people are really looking for:
Consistency. Connectivity. Comfort.

That’s something hype can’t buy.