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Text Matrix for Property Market Report (Annual & Half Yearly)

Residential Shop Industrial Agricultural Development

Land

Shopping

Complex

Purpose

Built Office

Leisure

Market activity

b b b b

b b b b

b b b b

b b b b b b b

b

b b b

Supply-Side:

New LaunchesHigh-rise &

Conventional b b

b b b

b b b

b b b

b

b b b

b b b

b b b

b b b

Stock

b b b b b b

b b b

b b b

b b

b b

i i. Factors contributing to the signif icant changes in volume and value

(more than 10%).

iii. Pattern of market activities including the most active district, most active

price range and most popular type/cultivation

iv. Market insights based on local incidents/inferences

ii. Highlight the type under various construction stages i.e. most significant

in numbers, most significant in certain localities, etc.

i ii. Changes in taste and preference of the buyers. If any, highl ight the

reason.

Covers shop

units

including Pre-

war & 1 to

61/2 Storey

i. Number of units.

ii. Most popular type, district/area with most launches, price range

iii. Overall sales performance; performance by type

iv. Optional: Highlight certain schemes with very good sales performanceand factors contributing to popularity.

v. Data should tally with Property Market Status Data.

Overhang & Unsold Units

i. Volume and Value of Transactions

i. Number of units and changes in overhang and unsold units.

ii. Highlight the most unsold units and some possible contributing factors

iii. Further comments I.e. measures to tackle this problem (current and

future)iv. Optional: correlate Stock and Unsold Units

i . Commentary on the Existing Stock, Completions, Starts, Incoming

Supply, Planned Supply, New Planned Supply. Highlight Starts

iv. Highlight the name of the complexes and off ice buildings completed

during the period and the proposed anchor tenant.

v. Highlight the buildings that construction works are delayed.

Shop Unit/

Retail lotOffice Lot

vi. Highlight transaction(s) of Shopping Complex/ Purpose Built Office/Hotel/ Leisure (theme parks, golf courses) and the relevant details.

v. Highlight sales of vacant commercial plots in the state Overview

Property Sub-sector/ Topic of Discussion

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Residential Shop Industrial Agricultural Development

Land

Shopping

Complex

Purpose

Built Office

LeisureProperty Sub-sector/ Topic of Discussion

Demand-Side

Sales

High-rise &

Conventional b b b b b

b b b

b b b

b b

b

b b

b b

High-rise &

Conventional

Ground

Floor Shops b b b

b b b b

b b

b b

b b

b

b

b

b

Additional Information

b

b

Outlook

b b b b b b b b

i. Obtain information pertaining to the state industrial policy, which has

contributed to the market activity of industrial property in a state eg.

Policies on SMI, FDI, etc.

i. Future trends; support with evidence, government policies and economic

environment.

ii. Estate land: sales & acreage

Occupancy

ii. Highlight movement of significant tenants into or out of the buildings.

i. Overall occupancy rates and the changes (%) - Discuss take-up space.

Rentals

vi. Tourist arrivals (local / foreign)

vi. Sales of stratified retail lots and office lots and the price levels.

vii. Price range according to locality i.e. Golden Triangle, Petaling Jaya,

etc.

iv. Active areas of transactions.

v. Factors contributing to the potentiality of the area eg. Changes in zoning

provisions, development of neighbouring lands, development activities

especially highways and new townships.

i. General rental/ tariff trends for the state.

iii. Overall occupancy of hotels in accordance to star-rating (3 to 5 star),

locations and rooms tariffs.

iv. Highlight prominent hotels

v. Highlight events that could have contributed to the changes in

occupancy rates i.e. Government promotions

ii. Permanent features: Benchmarked schemes/complexes/office buildings.

States are given the liberty to select these schemes.

i ii. Yield (rate of return) - Estimated yield in cases where there is no

capital value.

i. General price trend for the state

ii. Permanent features: Benchmarked schemes. States are given the liberty

to select these schemes.

iii. If there is no sale for the benchmarked schemes during the year, states

are required to estimate the price levels of these schemes.

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