Forward supply
Housing supply pipeline
88,846 units across 237 licensed developments with a permit still running in Johor. Heavy forward supply in an area tends to cap resale prices, so this is the counterweight to a rising median.
All statesSelangorJohorPerakKuala LumpurPenangNegeri SembilanKedahMelakaPahangSarawakTerengganuSabahKelantanPerlisPutrajayaLabuan
Units by permit expiry quarter
Permit expiry is the only forward date the register carries. A developer must complete and hand over within that window, so it reads as a delivery deadline rather than a launch date.
2k2026 Q310 proj
7k2026 Q430 proj
11k2027 Q134 proj
8k2027 Q238 proj
8k2027 Q325 proj
3k2027 Q414 proj
9k2028 Q120 proj
7k2028 Q221 proj
13k2028 Q312 proj
13k2028 Q420 proj
1k2029 Q15 proj
3k2029 Q25 proj
3k2029 Q33 proj
By build status
StatusUnitsProjectsShare of units
Lancar71,98317881%
Lewat7,178158%
Belum Mula6,158107%
Siap Dengan CCC3,100253%
Sakit42790%
Permit windows, not launch dates. A permit expiring in a quarter means delivery is contracted by then, not that units go on sale then. Projects marked Sakit are recorded as distressed by KPKT and may not deliver at all.