In Q4 2012, the yearly movement of Terraced House Price Index in most states increased except for Terengganu (-2.7%), Perlis (-0.8%) and Kelantan (-0.5%). Sabah recorded the highest increase of 23.5%. Selangor, Johor and Pulau Pinang recorded increases at 9.1%, 8.1% and 7.5% respectively.

The quarterly movement of Terraced House Price Index in nine states increased between 0.6% (Kuala Lumpur) and 7.3% (Sarawak). Sabah noted highest increase at 5.8%. Increases were observed in Kuala Lumpur (0.6%) and Johor (1.5%). On the other hand, slight decreases were observed in Pulau Pinang (-5.0%) and Selangor (-5.6%).

In Q4 2012, the yearly movements in most states moved upward except for Sabah (-11.2%). Negeri Sembilan recorded the highest increase of 17.0%. These were followed by Pulau Pinang (13.9%), Selangor (11.9%), Kuala Lumpur (8.2%) and Johor (3.2%).

With respect to the quarterly movement, more states recorded upward trends except for the state of Sabah (-10.1), Selangor (-4.4%) and Johor (-2.3). Negeri Sembilan recorded the highest increase of 10.7%. Marginal increases were observed in Pulau Pinang (3.3%) and Kuala Lumpur (0.1%)

In Q4 2012, the yearly index movement in most states indicated an upward trend. Melaka recorded increases at 17.9%, followed by Pulau Pinang (16.8%), Sarawak (14.5%), and Pahang (13.4%). However, five
states noted downward movement, including Johor (-4.1%), Kuala Lumpur and Selangor (both at -0.7%).

Against the previous quarter of Q3 2012, Index showed upward movements in nine states. The highest increase was evident in Kuala Lumpur at 15.0% and followed by Pulau Pinang at 8.6%. Four states noted decreases including Johor (-7.2%) and Selangor (-0.9%).

In Q4 2012, ten states recorded upward trend from the corresponding Quarter in 2011. Increases were registered in Sabah (34.7%), Kuala Lumpur (31.6%) and Johor (12.4%). Selangor observed increases of 2.8%. On the other hand, three states noted downward trend including Pulau Pinang, Negeri Sembilan and Pahang at 17.0%, 12.7% and 2.7% respectively.

The Index showed upward movements in four states against the previous quarter. The highest increase was evident in Sarawak at 16.9% followed by Kuala Lumpur at 5.6%. However, other states noted decreases including
Selangor (-6.6%), Johor (-3.1%) and Pulau Pinang ( - 0 .7 % ) .