PER CAPITA INCOME STATISTICS
GDP per Capita at current prices
State
2009
2010
2011
2012
RM
RM
RM
RM
Kuala
Lumpur
57,040
62,075
68,072
73,931
Sarawak
31,286
34,136
39,324
Penang
30,098
33,601
35,188
Selangor
28,468
31,457
Malacca
25,397
28,328
N. Sembilan
25,595
Pahang
State
by state
population
in 2012
2012 %
on Malaysia
population
GDP @
const
prices
The table below indicates the growth of the Malaysian
demographics projected 30 years from now (values are
expressed by ,000).
2012
%
RM
Billion
1,768680
5.90
114,106
40,414
2,601000
8.68
71,874
37,006
1,664640
5.56
52,530
33,727
36,135
5,826240
19.44
176,239
31,093
33,550
832,320
2.78
21,953
28,586
31,295
32,511
1,040400
3.47
27,717
20,548
23,008
26,066
26,197
1,560600
5.21
30,750
Johor
18,878
21,329
23,593
24,574
3,537360
11.81
68,791
Terengganu
19,102
20,581
22,220
22,733
1,144440
3.82
19,627
Perak
15,809
17,341
19,362
20,569
2,496960
8.33
39,627
Sabah
15,515
17,118
19,038
19,010
3,537360
11.81
44,434
Perlis
15,186
16,175
16,992
18,119
208,080
0.69
3,535
Kedah
12,481
13,744
15,388
15,814
2,080800
6.94
25,307
Kelantan
8,421
9,322
10,366
10,617
1,664640
5.56
13,461
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2012 PER CAPITA INCOME STATISTICS
GDP
2012 @
const
prices
GDP 2012 per
Capita at current
prices
2012
Yearly
Monthly
35% of
monthly
income
= Loan
repayment
RM
Billion
State
State by
state (est)
population in
2012
It is clearly visible that the greatest increment is going to
happen for the third age group (50 years and above) mostly
because of the “extended” life expectation. This phenomenon
will substantially increase the demand of affordable houses
in the market and propel for another good 8 or more years
the Property Industry. Few are the decision factors that will
contribute to change the current “die die must buy landed”
into a more open mind toward high rise:
RM
RM
Affordable house
value (30 yrs loan @
BLR-2.3 4.4%)
Per
capita
Per
household
RM
RM
RM
Kuala
Lumpur
1,718680
114,106
73.931
6,161
2,156.32
480,000
720,000
Sarawak
2,501000
71,874
40,414
3.368
1,178.74
260,000
1,654640
52,530
37,006
3,084
1,079.34
240,000
360,000
Selangor
5,626240
176,239
36,135
3,011
1,053.94
240,000
360,000
Malacca
832,320
21,953
33,550
2,796
978.54
220,000
330,000
N. Sembilan
1,040400
27,717
32,511
2,709
948.24
220,000
330,000
Pahang
1,560600
30,750
26,197
2,183
764.08
165,000
247,500
Johor
3,337360
68,791
24,574
2,048
716.74
160,000
240,000
Terengganu
1,144440
19,627
22,733
1,894
663.05
145,000
217,500
Perak
2,396960
39,627
20,569
1,714
599.93
135,000
202,500
Sabah
3,437360
44,434
19,010
1,584
554.46
125,000
187,500
Perlis
208,080
3,535
18,119
1,510
528.47
120,000
180,000
Kedah
2,080800
25,307
15,814
1,318
461.24
105,000
157,500
Kelantan
1,654640
13,461
10,617
885
309.66
70,000
•
390,000
Penang
•
The first will be played by the future purchasers, today’s
Gen Y, who are more and more looking for high-rise
building as this will allow them to live not too far away
from the working place and are …. very much trendy.
High-rise, even though high density, really don’t mind
as it is more in line with a “Smart City” / “Green City”
concept that most of the Gen Y are liking so much (it
really makes sense by the way).
Dual-key concept, recently launched in the market
is helping in push more and more buyers towards
high-rise buildings as they look into this new concept
as a nice way to guest the “old folks” with you but in an
independent and “private” way.
105,000
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