New Property in Manjung 2026

New property launches in Manjung and Lumut, Perak — Teluk Batik, Sitiawan, Seri Manjung and Pantai Remis. Pangkor Island gateway, Royal Navy base, coastal lifestyle from RM220k.

14 active projects7 new launchesFrom RM220k

New Launches in Manjung

Why Buy Property in Manjung

Pangkor Island Gateway

Lumut is the ferry departure point to Pulau Pangkor, one of Malaysia's top beach islands. Strong short-stay rental demand from island-bound tourists, water sports operators and resort workers keeps occupancy high year-round.

Royal Malaysian Navy HQ

TLDM (Tentera Laut DiRaja Malaysia) headquarters is based in Lumut, creating a large permanent military community with stable housing demand. Government quarters spill into the private rental market, providing consistent tenancy even outside peak tourist seasons.

Coastal Lifestyle at Rock-Bottom Prices

Waterfront land and sea-view properties in Manjung cost a fraction of Penang or Port Dickson equivalents. Teluk Batik and Lumut seafront offer genuine beach living from RM220k — the most affordable coastal address on Malaysia's west coast.

Manjung Property Price Guide 2026

Property TypeLocationPrice Range
Terrace HouseBeruas / Seri Manjung / SitiawanRM220k – RM350k
Sea-View ApartmentLumut Town / Seri ManjungRM260k – RM420k
Seafront / Beach ResortTeluk BatikRM400k – RM600k

Price ranges are indicative. Verify current developer pricing on individual project pages.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the average price of new property in Manjung and Lumut in 2026?
New property in Manjung and Lumut in 2026 starts from around RM220,000 for terrace houses in Beruas and Seri Manjung. Sea-view apartments in Lumut and Teluk Batik range from RM260,000 to RM420,000. Beachfront and premium seafront units at Teluk Batik can reach RM400,000–RM600,000. Compared to Penang and Port Dickson, Manjung remains significantly more affordable for coastal property.
Why is Lumut significant for property buyers?
Lumut is strategically important for several reasons: it is the main ferry departure point to Pulau Pangkor, one of Malaysia's top beach island destinations, generating consistent tourism-driven rental demand. The Royal Malaysian Navy (TLDM) headquarters is based in Lumut, creating a large permanent military community with stable housing demand that spills into the private rental market. Teluk Batik adds a beach resort dimension, and the Lumut Waterfront development has brought upgraded infrastructure. This rare combination of military, tourism and coastal factors makes Lumut a unique property market.
What is Teluk Batik and is it good for property investment?
Teluk Batik is a 3km beach resort area within Manjung district, featuring water chalets, beach resorts and seafront apartments. It is a popular weekend and public-holiday destination for residents of Ipoh and Penang, which supports strong short-stay rental occupancy. Seafront properties at Teluk Batik offer genuine beach living at a fraction of the cost of similar Penang or Port Dickson beachfront units. Investors targeting short-stay platforms will find the location attractive given consistent tourist footfall from the Pangkor ferry traffic passing through Lumut.
How does Manjung compare to Ipoh for property investment?
Manjung is located approximately 80km west of Ipoh on the Perak coast. The two markets serve different buyer profiles. Ipoh has stronger capital appreciation history, a larger urban population, and is better suited for long-term residential investment targeting owner-occupiers and retirees. Manjung offers better yield potential for tourism-adjacent properties — particularly short-stay rentals near Teluk Batik and Lumut waterfront. Entry prices in Manjung are lower, making it more accessible for first-time investors. Buyers seeking beach lifestyle at affordable prices will find Manjung more compelling than Ipoh.

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