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Laporan Perangkaan Tahunan 2016 1 Kementerian Kesejahteraan Bandar, Perumahan LAPORAN PERANGKAAN PERUMAHAN 2016 JABATAN PERUMAHAN NEGARA LAPORAN PERANGKAAN TAHUNAN 2016 1 KEMENTERIAN KESEJAHTERAAN BANDAR, PERUMAHAN DAN KERAJAAN TEMPATAN ISI KANDUNGAN 1.0 PELESENAN PERUMAHAN SWASTA ....................................................................................5 1.1 PENGELUARAN LESEN PEMAJUAN PERUMAHAN DAN PERMIT IKLAN & JUALAN .... 5 1.2 BILANGAN UNIT RUMAH YANG DILULUSKAN PEMBINAAN ......................................... 8 2.0 PEMANTAUAN PROJEK PERUMAHAN SWASTA ................................................................ 11 2.1 STATUS PROJEK PERUMAHAN SWASTA LANCAR, LEWAT DAN SAKIT .....................11 2.2 STATUS PROJEK PERUMAHAN SWASTA LANCAR, LEWAT DAN SAKIT MENGIKUT NEGERI .............................................................................................................................12 3.0 PEMULIHAN PROJEK PERUMAHAN TERBENGKALAI ....................................................... 14 3.1 STATUS KESELURUHAN PROJEK PERUMAHAN TERBENGKALAI ...............................14 3.2 PROJEK PERUMAHAN TERBENGKALAI MENGIKUT NEGERI.......................................16 4.0 PENGUATKUASAAN PEMAJU PERUMAHAN SWASTA ....................................................... 19 4.1 KOMPAUN .........................................................................................................................19 4.2 PENDAKWAAN .................................................................................................................22 4.3 SENARAI HITAM ...............................................................................................................24 5.0 SKIM PINJAMAN PERUMAHAN (SPP) ................................................................................ 25 5.1 PERMOHONAN DAN KELULUSAN ..................................................................................25 5.2 KUTIPAN BAYARAN .........................................................................................................27 5.3 TUNGGAKAN BAYARAN ...................................................................................................28 5.4 PELELONGAN ...................................................................................................................30 6.0 PROGRAM PERUMAHAN RAKYAT .......................................................................................... 31 6.1 STATUS KESELURUHAN ..................................................................................................31 6.2 PROJEK PPR SIAP - DIMILIKI DAN DISEWA ...................................................................32 6.3 STATUS PENGISIAN PPR DISEWA ..................................................................................33 6.4 STATUS PENJUALAN PPR DIMILIKI ...............................................................................35 LAPORAN PERANGKAAN TAHUNAN 2016 2 7.0 PENGURUSAN ADUAN ............................................................................................................. 37 7.1 BILANGAN ADUAN YANG DITERIMA .............................................................................37 7.2 JENIS ADUAN PERUMAHAN ............................................................................................38 7.3 SALURAN ADUAN YANG DITERIMA ...............................................................................38 LAPORAN PERANGKAAN TAHUNAN 2016 3 PERUTUSAN KETUA PENGARAH Assalamualaikum Warahmatullahhi Wabarakatuh, salam sejahtera dan salam 1 Malaysia. Terlebih dahulu saya mengucapkan syukur ke kehadrat Allah S.W.T kerana dengan izin-Nya, buku Laporan Perangkaan Tahunan 2016, Jabatan Perumahan Negara (JPN) dapat diterbitkan dengan jayanya. Objektif Laporan Perangkaan Tahunan JPN, antara lain adalah untuk menyampaikan maklumat perangkaan kepada pelbagai pihak mengenai aktiviti perumahan yang dikawal selia oleh JPN. Laporan ini memuatkan data- data penting bagi semua aktiviti JPN sepanjang tahun 2016. Semua maklumat ini dikumpulkan dari bahagian-bahagian dalaman JPN serta daripada Kerajaan-Kerajaan Negeri dan Pihak Berkuasa Tempatan. Adalah menjadi harapan JPN agar Laporan Perangkaan Tahunan 2016 ini dapat memberi panduan dan manfaat kepada semua pihak yang terlibat dalam industri perumahan. Akhir kata, saya merakamkan ucapan setinggi-tinggi terima kasih kepada semua pihak yang terlibat dalam penerbitan Laporan Perangkaan Tahunan 2016 JPN sama ada secara langsung ataupun tidak langsung. Diharapkan segala kerjasama akan berterusan di masa-masa akan datang. Sekian dan terima kasih DATUK ABDUL RAHIM BIN ISHAK Ketua Pengarah Jabatan Perumahan Negara LAPORAN PERANGKAAN TAHUNAN 2016 4 1.0 PELESENAN PERUMAHAN SWASTA 1.1 PENGELUARAN LESEN PEMAJUAN PERUMAHAN DAN PERMIT IKLAN & JUALAN Carta 1.1 menunjukkan sebanyak 2,159 Lesen Pemajuan Perumahan dan Permit Iklan dan Jualan yang telah dikeluarkan pada tahun 2016. Daripada jumlah tersebut, 26.6% (575) adalah melibatkan pengeluaran Lesen Pemajuan Perumahan dan Permit Iklan dan Jualan Baharu dan 73.4% (1,584) adalah Pembaharuan Lesen Pemajuan Perumahan dan Permit Iklan dan Jualan. PEMBAHARUAN 73.4% BARU 26.6% CARTA 1.1: PERATUSAN PENGELUARAN LESEN PEMAJUAN PERUMAHAN DAN PERMIT IKLAN DAN JUALAN BAGI TAHUN 2016 Sumber: Bahagian Pelesenan Pemajuan Perumahan, JPN 2016 LAPORAN PERANGKAAN TAHUNAN 2016 5 Jadual 1.1 menunjukkan bilangan pengeluaran Lesen Pemajuan Perumahan dan Permit Iklan dan Jualan bagi tahun 2016. Daripada jadual tersebut, didapati jumlah pengeluaran Lesen Pemajuan Perumahan Dan Permit Iklan dan Jualan Baru pada bulan April 2016 adalah terendah sepanjang tahun 2016. BULAN BARU PEMBAHARUAN JUMLAH JANUARI 28 115 143 FEBRUARI 27 114 141 MAC 65 89 154 APRIL 19 95 114 MEI 54 140 194 JUN 71 135 206 JULAI 55 131 186 OGOS 88 165 253 SEPTEMBER 43 111 154 OKTOBER 45 185 230 NOVEMBER 24 142 166 DISEMBER 56 162 218 JUMLAH 575 1,584 2,159 JADUAL 1.1: BILANGAN PENGELUARAN LESEN PEMAJUAN PERUMAHAN DAN PERMIT IKLAN DAN JUALAN BAGI TAHUN 2016 Sumber: Bahagian Pelesenan Pemajuan Perumahan, JPN 2016 LAPORAN PERANGKAAN TAHUNAN 2016 6 Jadual 1.2 menunjukkan bilangan pengeluaran Lesen Pemajuan Perumahan dan Permit Iklan dan Jualan dari tahun 2010 hingga 2016. Berdasarkan jadual tersebut, jumlah Lesen Pemajuan Perumahan dan Permit Iklan dan Jualan Baru yang dikeluarkan pada tahun 2016 menunjukkan penurunan sebanyak 27.4% berbanding tahun sebelumnya. Bagi Pembaharuan Lesen Pemajuan Perumahan dan Permit Iklan dan Jualan pula, peningkatan sebanyak 88.8% dicatatkan berbanding tahun 2015. TAHUN BARU PEMBAHARUAN JUMLAH 2010 2,264 1,899 4,163 2011 2,499 1,921 4,420 2012 2,822 2,220 5,042 2013 1,555 2,105 3,660 2014 1,272 950 2,222 2015 792 839 1,631 2016 575 1,584 2,159 JUMLAH 11,779 11,518 23,297 JADUAL 1.2: BILANGAN PENGELUARAN LESEN PEMAJUAN PERUMAHAN DAN PERMIT IKLAN DAN JUALAN DARI TAHUN 2010 HINGGA 2016 Sumber: Bahagian Pelesenan Pemajuan Perumahan, JPN 2016 LAPORAN PERANGKAAN TAHUNAN 2016 7 1.2 BILANGAN UNIT RUMAH YANG DILULUSKAN PEMBINAAN Merujuk Carta 1.2, sebanyak 116,649 unit rumah telah diluluskan pembinaan pada tahun 2016. Daripada jumlah tersebut, 96.7% (112,850 unit rumah) adalah kelulusan bagi pembinaan unit rumah kategori kos tinggi. Kelulusan pembinaan bagi unit rumah kos sederhana adalah sebanyak 1.7% (1,958 unit rumah) dan kos rendah adalah sebanyak 1.1% (1,332 unit rumah). Permohonan pembinaan bagi unit rumah kos sederhana rendah yang diluluskan oleh JPN adalah yang terendah dicatatkan iaitu sebanyak 0.4% (509 unit rumah). 112,850 KOS RENDAH KOS SEDERHANA RENDAH KOS SEDERHANA 1,332 KOS TINGGI 1,958 509 CARTA 1.2: UNIT RUMAH YANG TELAH DILULUSKAN PEMBINAAN BAGI TAHUN 2016 Sumber: Bahagian Pelesenan Pemajuan Perumahan, JPN 2016 LAPORAN PERANGKAAN TAHUNAN 2016 8 Jadual 1.3 menunjukkan bilangan unit rumah yang diluluskan pembinaan bagi tahun 2016. KOS KOS KOS RENDAH SEDERHANA KOS TINGGI SEDERHANA BULAN (Kurang RENDAH (Melebihi RM JUMLAH (RM 70,001 - daripada RM (RM 42,001 - 100,000) RM 100,000) 42,000) RM 70,000) JANUARI 0 0 750 5,169 5,919 FEBRUARI 0 9 14 3,323 3,346 MAC 578 15 32 15,249 15,874 APRIL 0 0 158 8,139 8,297 MEI 0 0 16 9,563 9,579 JUN 253 50 333 12,667 13,303 JULAI 0 183 0 12,914 13,097 OGOS 120 76 82 9,003 9,281 SEPTEMBER 290 75 439 7,935 8,739 OKTOBER 0 96 80 10,414 10,590 NOVEMBER 0 0 54 4,079 4,133 DISEMBER 91 5 0 14,395 14,491 JUMLAH 1,332 509 1,958 112,850 116,649 JADUAL 1.3: BILANGAN UNIT RUMAH YANG DILULUSKAN PEMBINAAN BAGI TAHUN 2016 Sumber: Bahagian Pelesenan Pemajuan Perumahan, JPN 2016 LAPORAN PERANGKAAN TAHUNAN 2016 9 Carta 1.3 menunjukkan kelulusan bagi pembinaan rumah dari tahun 2010 hingga 2016. Berdasarkan carta tersebut, kelulusan bagi pembinaan rumah kos tinggi sepanjang tempoh 7 tahun adalah yang tertinggi dicatatkan berbanding kelulusan unit rumah bagi kategori-kategori lain. 112,850 2016 1,958 509 1,332 130,868 2015 3,890 2,168 1,353 176,241 2014 2,972 1,211 4,597 214,296 1,680 2013 5,832 3,900 214,296 12,330 2012 1,507 7,116 147,472 5,141 2011 5,142 4,887 106,390 5,615 2010 2,717 6,079 - 50,000 100,000 150,000 200,000 250,000 KOS TINGGI KOS SEDERHANA KOS SEDERHANA RENDAH KOS RENDAH CARTA 1.3: BILANGAN UNIT RUMAH YANG TELAH DILULUSKAN PEMBINAAN DARI TAHUN 2010 HINGGA 2016 Sumber: Bahagian Pelesenan Pemajuan Perumahan, JPN 2016 LAPORAN PERANGKAAN TAHUNAN 2016 10 2.0 PEMANTAUAN PROJEK PERUMAHAN SWASTA 2.1 STATUS PROJEK PERUMAHAN SWASTA LANCAR, LEWAT DAN SAKIT Pada 31 Disember 2016, terdapat sebanyak 3,130 projek perumahan swasta yang melibatkan 565,287 unit rumah yang dilesenkan oleh JPN sedang dimajukan di Semenanjung Malaysia. Daripada jumlah tersebut, sebanyak 88.9%
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