[Infographic] Malaysia Property Outlook H1 2022: Highlights

[Infographic] Malaysia Property Outlook H1 2022

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Malaysia’s National Property Information Centre (NAPIC) recently released its Property Market Activity and Status reports for the first half of 2022 (H1 2022). The property market has shown an improvement since the COVID-19 pandemic, seeing a notable growth year-on-year.

Learn more about Malaysia’s H1 property market in 2022 below.

  1. Summary
  2. Transaction Value By Sub-sector
  3. Transaction Volume By Sub-sector
  4. Transaction Volume By Region
  5. Transaction Volume: YoY Change
  6. Newly Launched Residential Units

1. Summary

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H1 2022 saw an increase of 36.1% and 34.5% in property transaction value and volume respectively, compared to the same period in 2021.

The property market saw a transaction value of RM84.40 billion and a total volume of 188,002 units in H1 2022.

 

2. Transaction Value By Sub-sector

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H1 2022 showed a total of RM84.40 billion in total transaction value. The highest contributor was the residential sector, bringing in a total of RM45.62 billion, followed by the commercial sector with a value of RM10.75 billion.

Residential RM45.62 billion
Commercial RM14.02 billion
Industrial RM10.75 billion
Agriculture RM8.58 billion
Development land & others RM5.43 billion

 

3. Transaction Volume By Sub-sector

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H1 2022 saw a total of 188,002 transactions, with the highest contributor being the residential sector, bringing in a total of 61.8% of the total transaction volume, followed by the agriculture sector with 22.1%.

Residential 116,178 units
Commercial 15,168 units
Industrial 3,830 units
Agriculture 41,595 units
Development land & others 11,231 units

 

4. Transaction Volume By Region

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The Northern region brought in the most transactions in H1 2022, making up 27.8% of the total transactions in the period. The Central and Southern regions follow closely behind, at 23.9% and 21.5% respectively.

 

5. Transaction Volume: Year-on-Year (Y-o-Y) Change

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The volume of transactions in H1 2022 had a significant jump compared to the previous period, with an growth of 34.5% at 188,002 transactions. The previous period, H1 2021 showed a number of 139,752 transactions.

 

6. Newly Launched Residential Units

malaysia property outlook summary

malaysia property outlook summary

In H1 2022, there were a total of 2,009 residential high-rise units launched, as well as some 8,543 units of landed homes, making up a total of 10,552 units.

From this total, 249 units of high-rises and 1,892 units of landed homes were sold, comprising of 12.4% and 22.1% of the total units respectively. In total, 2,141 units were sold, at 20.3% of the total number of units.


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