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Economy 3 years ago
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Construction delay, affordability issues jeopardize TOD pickup
Property consultants report strong demand for housing within transit-oriented development (TOD) areas, but such apartments will only find buyers if they are affordable and if public infrastructure is completed.
Business 4 years ago
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Jakarta property sector under pressure from COVID measures: Colliers International
Occupancy rates for offices, shopping centers and serviced apartments have declined after the government tightened mobility restrictions in the third quarter of this year in response to a spike in virus cases.
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