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    PROPERTY DEVELOPMENT

    (BPE 34603)

    Prepared By:

    Mr. Mat Tawi Yaacob

    Dr. Azlina Md. Yassin

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    Chapter 2

    Property Development

    Investment

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    Definitions

    Foregoing a Capital sum at the

    present time for a future income

    stream or benefit, known as profit orReturn on Capital.

    INVESTMENT

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    Return On

    Investment

    = Anticipated

    Income or Profit

    Measure of

    Return

    % of Capital Outlay RM & Sen

    1 2

    YearlyMonthly

    Other Time Frame

    3

    Profit Index

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    Capital outlay - money spent specificallyto increase the value of a particular assetwhether it is for repairs of that asset orotherwise.

    The amount used during a particularperiod to acquire or improve long-term

    assets such as property, plant orequipment.

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    Measurement of return:- yearly / monthly /quarterly

    Example:

    Housing : 1990 = RM 75,000.00

    1998 = RM 140,000.00

    Return = RM 65,000.00 / 53.57%

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    Type of Profit

    Income Rent / Dividen

    Capital appreciation

    Psychological income

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    Types of Investment

    Stock and Shares

    Loans

    Bonds Savings

    Unit Trusts

    REITS Property

    Etc.

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    Stock: A type of security that signifies ownership in acorporation and represents a claim on part of

    the corporation's assets and earnings.

    There are two main types of stock: common andpreferred:

    Common stock usually entitles the owner to vote atshareholders' meetings and to receive dividends.

    Preferred stock generally does not have voting rights,

    but has a higher claim on assets and earnings than thecommon shares. For example, owners of preferred stockreceive dividends before common shareholders andhave priority in the event that a company goes bankruptand is liquidated.

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    Investment Portfolio:

    A combination of Investments toachieve objectives, and diversifying

    investments to reduce risks and

    uncertainties.

    Investment objectives:

    To derive profits from whatever

    forms of Investment

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    Theory of Portfolio

    Portfolio = Grouping of assets.

    Fundamental principles ofportfolio =diversification.

    dont put all eggs in one basket

    Portfoliomanagement:membina portfolio serta menjadikan ianyaberkembang ($$$) untuk mencapai objektifpulangan yang ditentukan oleh pelabur

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    Locational Factors

    Financial Situations Government Policies

    Local Economies

    Geographical Factors

    Factors To Be Considered

    In An Investment

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    Many incentives/

    facilitiesexist,

    but there are controls

    and restrictions

    governing suchinvestments.

    For eg. institutional

    and economic factors

    play a big part in

    property investment

    activities, where their

    involvement isintricately linked

    with govt. legislations

    Incentives, Control And Restrictions

    To Investment

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    Malaysian Incentives Act 1968

    Malaysian Investment Tax

    Allowances Malaysian Income Tax Act 1967

    Malaysian Property Gains Tax

    Foreign Investment Guidelines(FIC)

    National Land Code

    Incentives, Control And Restrictions

    To Investment

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    State Government Policies

    Property Developers Project

    Account Scheme

    Control of Goods Act

    Control of Lending Rates

    Malaysian Investment IncentivesAct 1968

    Incentives, Control And Restrictions

    To Investment

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    Property Development Investment

    Pro

    pertyTy

    pes

    Residential

    Dwellings

    Commercial &

    Retail

    Tourism &Recreational

    Institutions &

    Public Terminals

    Industrial

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    Property Classifications

    R

    esidential

    Building

    s

    Low Cost

    High Cost

    Medium Cost

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    Commercial&

    Retail

    Hotel

    Departmental Stores

    Office Building

    Commercial Complex

    Office & Retail

    Retail

    Property Classifications

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    Industrial

    Hi-Tech Industrial

    Heavy Scale Industrial

    Medium Scale Industrial

    Small Scale Industrial

    Property Classifications

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    Resort / Chalet

    Leisure Hotel / Motel

    Golf Condotel / Service Apartment

    Theme Park

    Leisure Centre Cinema

    Bowling, Snooker etc.

    Tourism And Recreational

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    Ports

    Airport

    Bas / Train / Taxi Terminal

    Government Complexes

    Stadiums

    Institutions & Public Terminals

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    ASSETS

    Sources of value the business owns

    Investment of business

    Three usual types of business assets:

    1. Current Assets: Converted into cashwithin one operating cycle.

    2. Fixed Assets: Have relatively long life3. Other assets: Miscellaneous assets

    that are not exactly current assets or

    fixed asset.

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    LIABILITIES

    Claims against the business assets

    Financing of business

    Two main types of liabilities:1. Current Liabilities: Claims that are due

    within one operating/business cycle

    (less than one year period).2. Long term Liabilities: Outsiders claims not

    due within one operating cycle (due afterone year).

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    OWNERS EQUITY

    Claims of owners against firm assets Financing of business Summary of accounts showing

    contributions Two usual accounts for owners equity:

    1. Common Stock2. Retained Earnings

    * Partnership often shows only one account forownersequity instead of two.

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    Stock that ordinarily has no preference in

    the matter of dividends or assets andrepresents the residual ownership of acorporate business.

    The percentage of net earnings not paid outas dividends, but retained by the company tobe reinvested in its core business or to paydebt.

    RETAINED EARNING

    COMMON STOCK

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    RISK

    RISK = uncertainty regarding the expected

    rate of return from an investment

    Directly related to investment

    RISK = RETURN

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    THANK YOU