Is the position of the actual price can be regarded as uncontrollable alias unreasonable? Are the people of Indonesia can still buy it?
Head of Research of Jones Lang LaSalle Anton Sitorus said that this can be measured by calculating the ratio of the ability to buy the property price (price-to-income ratio). Internationally, the price-to-income ratio is six (6). If on top of that, the price of property can be said to be unreasonable because consumers are not able to access it.
"Price-to-income ratio is calculated from the results of the division of property prices which will be bought on the amount of income for a year," said Anton told Kompas.com in Jakarta, Wednesday (07/17/2013).
Well, the extent to which the ratio of the purchasing power of the people of Indonesia to the price of the actual condition of the property? Take for example the average income of civil servants Category I-IV in PP No. 22 Year 2013 amounting to Rp 3.162 million. Meanwhile, the desired occupancy size 36/72 for USD $ 400 million.
If the income is multiplied by 12 months, will result in the Rp 37.9 million per year. By doing so, the ratio of our ability to buy property PNS is 10. That is, civil servants we are only able to buy the property for over 10 years.
This ratio, according to Anton, can still be tolerated. In China, the ratio is reached
27. This is what causes the condition of the property market the Bamboo Curtain country experienced a bubble (bubble).
The condition occurs when the bubble itself is very high property price growth exceeded the growth in the price of goods (commodities) others, while purchasing power is reduced.
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