Palmerah Station. (Pic by Christo)

Many things require attentive care when looking for your perfect home. Those already with a family will have even more needs and things to consider. First thing to remember when looking for a home is it will be much easier if you make a list of all your wants and needs.

The main bullet point on that list will be the location. It must, ideally, not be too far from your daily activities. The problem arises when your routine requires you to go to metropolitan cities like Jakarta. The scarcity of land there makes property values soar far beyond your budget. This can be a huge dampener on the process.

Finding a home in the outskirts of Jakarta in places like Depok, Bekasi or Tangerang is one solution to this problem, but first there are several factors to be taken into consideration. One of them is the ease of access to transportation so that you can go about your daily routine smoothly. Public transportation is steadily improving and is one of the government's main ways of mitigating congestion. On the city'€™s outskirts, many housing complexes offer a wide variety of homes that are close to train stations and other public transportation facilities. There is also the Transjabodetabek that serves routes in and around Jakarta.

It is not difficult to find an ideal home that has access to public transportation. One practical way is do it through Lifull Rumah a website in Indonesia that allows for easy, accurate, efficient and comprehensive searches for property. You can use it to search for homes close to public transportation. Lifull Rumah is the only property website in Indonesia with this kind of feature.

You can filter your property search by the transportation route of your choosing. These transportation routes include train stations and Transjakarta bus routes. You can also pick different price ranges to fit your budget. Currently, the total number of listed homes in housing complexes on Lifull Rumah is 517, and this figure increases every day.(+)

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