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THIS WEEK AUCTION ENTRY - 108
RM
  • No. 7, Laluan Saujana 4, Taman...
    216,000
  • No. No. 14, PT 15584, Jalan Pa...
    178,200
  • No. D-9-8, Block D, Megan Aven...
    1,304,910
  • Unit No. C-5-15, PD Tiara Bay ...
    34,000
  • PT 1153 & PT 1154, Mukim Apam
    339,000
  • PT 329, Mukim Bunohan
    85,400
  • No. 33, Taman Seroja, Padang S...
    190,000
  • No. 39, Jalan Bestari 2, Taman...
    186,300
  • PT 5277, Jalan Pinggiran 12, T...
    60,000
  • Unit No. A-15-3A, Pavillion, J...
    567,000
  • Unit No. M-1-24, 1st Floor, Pa...
    120,000
  • No. 10, Jalan BK 4/1D, Bandar ...
    400,000
  • No. 97, Jalan Cempaka 3, Taman...
    110,000
  • No. 78, Jalan Bandar Puteri Ja...
    340,000
  • No. 116, Persiaran Bukit Setia...
    860,000
  • Lot No. 5561, Batu 14 3/4, Sun...
    322,000
  • No. 228-B, Lorong Desa Aman 2/...
    150,000
  • SI 108, Jalan Seruling Jaya Ut...
    216,000
  • SI 480, Jalan Seruling Jaya 16...
    196,830
  • SI 352, Jalan Seruling Jaya 14...
    170,100
  • 21, Jalan Kipark 3, Taman Kipa...
    800,000
  • No. 18-3A, Apartment Perkasa, ...
    116,640
  • No. 80, Jalan TPS 3/5,Taman Pe...
    369,000
  • Unit No. A-01-18, Block A, Pan...
    180,000
  • Unit No. H-2-13, Blok H, Pucho...
    180,000
  • No. 2, Jalan DB 1, Taman Desir...
    657,000
  • No. 21, Lorong BP 15/1, Taman ...
    680,000
  • No. 47, Jalan Seri Bayu 18, Ta...
    207,000
  • No. 2327, Jalan Hillview 3, Ta...
    2,770,200
  • No. 61, Jalan Dato Senu 18, Ta...
    275,400
THIS MONTH AUCTION ENTRY - 308
RM
  • No. 7, Laluan Saujana 4, Taman...
    216,000
  • No. 8, Jalan Bahagia 9, Taman ...
    590,000
  • 546, Jalan PCH 14, Perdana Col...
    400,000
  • No. 92, Jalan TPS 2/23, Taman ...
    500,000
  • No. No. 14, PT 15584, Jalan Pa...
    178,200
  • No. 41, Jalan Desa PD 2, Taman...
    90,000
  • No. 133, Jalan Desa PD 2/3, Ta...
    150,000
  • PT 5779, Jalan Pinggiran Felda...
    99,000
  • No. 48, Jalan Desa PD 2, Taman...
    108,000
  • No. 626, Jalan Desa PD 14, Tam...
    96,000
  • No. 89, Jalan Desa PD 2/2, Tam...
    150,000
  • No. 482, Jalan Desa PD 8, Tama...
    120,000
  • No. D-9-8, Block D, Megan Aven...
    1,304,910
  • MT 1607, Jalan Sri Aman 9, Tam...
    200,000
  • Unit No. A-27-3A, Residensi In...
    1,200,000
  • No. 223, Jalan Desa PD 5, Tama...
    120,000
  • Unit No. C-5-15, PD Tiara Bay ...
    34,000
  • PT 1153 & PT 1154, Mukim Apam
    339,000
  • PT 329, Mukim Bunohan
    85,400
  • No. 22, Jalan Bagan Kurnia 1, ...
    180,000
  • No. 33, Taman Seroja, Padang S...
    190,000
  • No. 39, Jalan Bestari 2, Taman...
    186,300
  • PT 5277, Jalan Pinggiran 12, T...
    60,000
  • No. 281, Jalan Impian Nuri 10,...
    180,000
  • No. PT 5796, Jalan Pinggiran F...
    81,000
  • Unit No. 10-09-03A, Petaling I...
    218,700
  • Unit No. B-23A-02, Blok B, Kom...
    900,000
  • No. 389, Jalan Desa PD 2/6, Ta...
    97,200
  • No. 83, Jalan Desa PD 2/2, Tam...
    105,300
  • No. 156, Jalan Desa PD 2/3, Ta...
    105,300
PROPERTY FOR SALE - 31
RM380,000
Condominium
Tenure
: Leasehold
Property Size
: 1,006 sq. ft.
Location
: Puchong
PROPERTY TO RENT - 8
RM1,650
Apartment
Tenure
: Leasehold
Property Size
: 771 sq. ft.
Location
: Shah Alam
NEWS

2015 household debt stays elevated

Date: 24/03/2016

By Gho Chee Yuan  March 24, 2016, The Edge

KUALA LUMPUR (March 24): The level of household debt-to-gross domestic product (GDP) ratio continued to be elevated at 89.1% amid the more moderate growth in nominal GDP in 2015, said Bank Negara Malaysia.

“The capacity of households to service debt has however generally remained firm. This continues to be supported by a broadly stable domestic employment and income outlook,” it said in its Financial Stability and Payment Systems Report 2015.

The share of borrowings by highly leveraged lower-income households that earn RM3,000 or less a month declined further to account for 23.6% compared with last year’s 24.3% of total household debt or 20.4% of total banking system financing to the household sector, reflecting an improvement in affordability asessment.

“A moderation in the level of indebtedness for this group is likely to be gradual given the relatively long average remaining maturity of household borrowings,” it explained.

However, it said the continued income growth and a deceleration in new financing growth will contribute towards reducing leverage over time.


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