RM6.7 Million Mansion Near Putra Heights Gas Explosion Site Starts Bidding At RM3.33 Million
The straight-line distance (as the crow flies) between the property and the gas explosion site is approximately 635 meters.


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A prestigious property in Selangor’s upscale Putra Heights has entered its seventh auction round with a starting price of RM3.33 million.
The property, which previously had a market value of RM6.7 million, is located in an area recently receiving public attention following a gas pipeline incident.
The property showcases premium features that exemplify luxury living: an impressive 15,604 square feet of freehold land, complete with a private pool and modern amenities.
The auctioneers referenced satellite imagery that showed the property’s location relative to recent infrastructure events.
Community Safety Discussions Shape Market Sentiment
The auction listing, shared by “Klang Valley Property Auction” on Facebook, has led to considerable discussion among property watchers and residents.
The auction’s timing, coinciding with ongoing community discussions about infrastructure safety, has generated significant social media engagement.
Market observers note that property valuations often reflect multiple factors, including broader market conditions, timing, and changing buyer preferences.
The current auction, scheduled to run until the end of the month, offers potential investors an opportunity to acquire a substantial property in what has traditionally been a sought-after neighbourhood.
Prospective buyers are strongly advised to conduct thorough due diligence, seek professional advice, and review official documentation before making investment decisions.
[DISCLAIMER: This article is for informational purposes only. The reporting of this auction listing and related market discussions does not constitute financial advice or property valuation. Any references to market sentiment or community discussions are observations of public discourse and should not be interpreted as indicators of actual property values or market trends. No direct correlation between recent local events and property values has been established. The publication makes no representations or warranties regarding property values, safety conditions, or investment outcomes in the area discussed.]READ MORE: [Watch] Paradise Lost: When Putra Heights’ Suburban Dreams Meet Industrial Nightmares
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