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Laporan Pasaran Harta Separuh Pertama LAPORAN PASARAN HARTA SEPARUH PERTAMA PROPERTY MARKET REPORT FIRST HALF 2006 Kandungan LAPORAN Contents PASARAN HARTA SEPARUH PERTAMA 2006 PROPERTY MARKET REPORT FIRST HALF 2006 i JABATAN PENILAIAN DAN PERKHIDMATAN HARTA KEMENTERIAN KEWANGAN MALAYSIA VALUATION AND PROPERTY SERVICES DEPARTMENT MINISTRY OF FINANCE MALAYSIA HARGA: RM75.00 ii Jabatan Penilaian dan Perkhidmatan Harta Valuation and Property Services Department Kementerian Kewangan Malaysia Ministry Of Finance Malaysia C Hak Cipta Terpelihara 2006 C Copyrights Reserved 2006 (ISSN 1675 - 2686) (ISSN 1675 - 2686) Naskhah jualan boleh didapati daripada: Sales copies are obtained from: (i) Ketua Pengarah (i) Director General Jabatan Penilaian dan Perkhidmatan Harta Valuation and Property Services Department Aras 3, Blok Selatan Presint 2 Level 3, Southern Block, Precint 2 Pusat Pentadbiran Putrajaya Pusat Pentadbiran Putrajaya 62592 Putrajaya 62592 Putrajaya Telefon : 03 - 8882 4600 Telefon : 03 - 8882 4600 Telefaks : 03 - 8882 4601 Telefaks : 03 - 8882 4601 e-mail : [email protected] e-mail : [email protected] (ii) Pusat Maklumat Harta Tanah Negara (NAPIC) (ii) National Property Information Centre (NAPIC) Jabatan Penilaian dan Perkhidmatan Harta Valuation and Property Services Department Aras 4, Blok Selatan Presint 2 Level 4, Southern Block, Precint 2 Pusat Pentadbiran Putrajaya Pusat Pentadbiran Putrajaya 62592 Putrajaya 62592 Putrajaya Telefon : 03 - 8882 4600 Telefon : 03 - 8882 4600 Telefaks : 03 - 8882 4609 Telefaks : 03 - 8882 4609 e-mail : [email protected] e-mail : [email protected] (iii) Cawangan-cawangan Jabatan (iii) Branch offices of The Valuation and Penilaian dan Perkhidmatan Harta Property Services Department Atur huruf dan kerja seni oleh: Typesetting and artwork by: Pusat Maklumat Harta Tanah Negara (NAPIC) National Property Information Centre (NAPIC) KANDUNGAN CONTENTS GAMBARAN KESELURUHAN PASARAN HARTA DI MALAYSIA BAGI SEPARUH TAHUN 2006 ....................................... overview 1 AN OVERVIEW OF THE MALAYSIAN PROPERTY MARKET FOR THE FIRST HALF OF 2006 Jadual I Petunjuk Utama Ekonomi Malaysia ....................................................................................... overview 35 Table Key Indicators of the Malaysian Economy II Pinjaman Bank Perdagangan, Bank Saudagar Dan Syarikat Kewangan kepada Subsektor Harta Tanah .................................................................................................................. overview 36 Loans by Commercial Banks, Merchant Banks and Finance Companies to Property Sub-Sectors Kandungan III Projek Yang Diluluskan Mengikut Negeri bagi Tempoh Januari - Jun 2006 ................................. overview 38 Contents Approved Projects by State From January - September 2005 IV Bilangan Pindah Milik Harta Mengikut Subsektor dan Lingkungan Harga ................................... overview 40 Number of Property Transactions by Sub-Sector and Price Range V Peratus Pecahan Bilangan Pindah Milik Harta Mengikut Subsektor dan Lingkungan Harga ............ overview 42 Percentage Share of Number of Property Transactions by Sub-Sector and Price Range VI Peratus Perubahan Dalam Bilangan Pindah Milik Mengikut Subsektor dan Lingkungan Harga ............ overview 44 Percentage Change in Number of Property Transactions by Sub-Sector and Price Range VII Nilai Pindah Milik Harta Mengikut Subsektor dan Lingkungan Harga ........................................ overview 46 Value of Property Transactions by Sub-Sector and Price Range VIII Peratus Pecahan Nilai Pindah Milik Harta Mengikut Subsektor dan Lingkungan Harga ................. overview 48 Percentage Share of Value of Property Transactions by Sub-Sector and Price Range IX Peratus Perubahan Nilai Pindah Milik Harta Mengikut Lingkungan Harga .................................. overview 50 Percentage Change in Value of Property Transactions by Price Range X Peratus Perubahan Suku Tahun Dalam Jumlah Bilangan Pindah Milik Harta Mengikut Subsektor dan Tempoh Masa ............................................................................... overview 52 Quarterly Percentage Change in Total Number of Property Transactions by Sub-Sector and Time Period XI Peratus Perubahan Suku Tahun dalam Jumlah Nilai Pindah Milik Harta Mengikut Subsektor dan Tempoh Masa ............................................................................... overview 52 Quarterly Percentage Change in Total Value of Property Transactions by Sub-Sector and Time Period XII Peratus Perubahan Suku Tahun Dalam Nilai Per Harta Mengikut Subsektor dan Tempoh Masa ...... overview 53 Quarterly Percentage Change in Value Per Property by Sub-Sector and Time Period XIII Bilangan Pindah Milik Harta Mengikut Negeri dan Tempoh Masa ............................................ overview 54 iii Number of Property Transactions by State and Time Period XIV Peratus Pergerakan Bilangan Pindah Milik Harta Mengikut Negeri dan Tempoh Masa .................. overview 57 Percentage Movements in Number of Property Transactions by State and Time Period XV Nilai Pindah Milik Harta Mengikut Negeri dan Tempoh Masa ................................................. overview 60 Value of Property Transactions by State and Time Period XVI Peratus Pergerakan Nilai Pindah Milik Harta Mengikut Negeri dan Tempoh Masa ....................... overview 63 Percentage Movement in Value of Property Transactions by State and Time Period XVII Nilai Purata Harta Tanah Mengikut Subsektor, Negeri dan Tempoh Masa ................................... overview 66 Average Value of Property by Sub-Sector, State and Time Period XVIII Peratus Pergerakan Nilai Purata Per Harta Mengikut Subsektor, Negeri dan Tempoh Masa ............ overview 69 Percentage Movement in Average Value Per Property by Sub-Sector, State and Time Period XIX Bilangan Pindah Milik Harta Mengikut Kategori Pemberi dan Penerima Pindah Milik ................. overview 72 Number of Property Transactions by Category of Transferor and Transferee XX Nilai Pindah Milik Harta Mengikut Kategori Pemberi Pindah Milik dan Penerima Pindah Milik .... overview 74 Value of Property Transactions by Category of Transferor and Transferee XXI Penawaran Unit Kediaman di Malaysia .............................................................................. overview 76 Supply of Residential Units in Malaysia XXII Penawaran Unit Kedai di Malaysia ................................................................................... overview 77 Supply of Shop Units in Malaysia XXIII Penawaran dan Penghunian Kompleks Perniagaan di Malaysia ............................................... overview 78 Supply and Occupancy of Shopping Complex in Malaysia XXIV Penawaran dan Penghunian Pejabat Binaan Khas di Malaysia ................................................ overview 78 Supply and Occupancy of Purpose-Built Office in Malaysia XXV Penawaran Unit Perindustrian di Malaysia .......................................................................... overview 80 Supply of Industrial Units in Malaysia XXVI Bilangan Bilik Hotel ....................................................................................................... overview 81 Number of Hotel Rooms XXVII Bilangan dan Prestasi Jualan Pelancaran Baru dan Bilangan dan Nilai Unit Kediaman yang Tidak Terjual di Malaysia ......................................................................................... overview 82 Number and Sales Performance of New Launches and Number and Value of Unsold Residential Units in Malaysia XXVIII Bilangan Unit Kedai yang Tidak Terjual di Malaysia ............................................................. overview 83 Number of Unsold Shop Units in Malaysia XXIX Bilangan Unit Perindustrian yang Tidak Terjual di Malaysia ................................................... overview 84 Number of Unsold Industrial Units in Malaysia 1 WILAYAH PERSEKUTUAN KUALA LUMPUR Gambaran Keseluruhan Pasaran Harta ............................................................................................. 2 Overview of the Property Market Harta Kediaman ......................................................................................................................... 4 Residential Property Kedai ....................................................................................................................................... 7 Shop Kompleks Perniagaan .................................................................................................................. 8 Shopping Complex Pejabat Binaan Khas .................................................................................................................. 10 Purpose-Built Office Harta Perindustrian .................................................................................................................... 12 Industrial Property Tanah Pembangunan ................................................................................................................... 13 Development Land Harta Riadah ............................................................................................................................ 14 Leisure Property Jadual Di Bawah (Untuk Maklumat Lanjut: Sila Rujuk Cakera Padat) Tables Below (For Further Information: Please Refer to CD) Jadual 1.1 Bilangan dan Peratus Pindah Milik Mengikut Lingkungan Harga Bagi Subsektor Harta Utama Table Number and Percentage of Transactions by Price Range for the Principal Property Sub-Sectors 1.2 Peratus Perubahan Bilangan Pindah Milik bagi Subsektor Harta Utama Percentage Change in Number
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