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Residents in limbo over expired permit for first low-cost apartments
City 6 years ago

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Residents in limbo over expired permit for first low-cost apartments

All of Tanah Abang’s 960 apartments in its 60 blocks of four-story buildings were packed. However, the HGB permit expired in 2012 and the residents could not extend it.
Almost 2,500 signed up for zero down payment housing: Official
City 7 years ago

Almost 2,500 signed up for zero down payment housing: Official

Of the 2.482 applicants, only 780 will be chosen to fill the existing units in the housing program.
Jakarta Police to have low-cost apartments this year
City 7 years ago

Jakarta Police to have low-cost apartments this year

Five low-cost apartments for Jakarta Police officers will be built this year, an officer has stated.
Low-cost apartment rent increase suspended
City 7 years ago

Low-cost apartment rent increase suspended

Jakarta Governor Anies Baswedan has decided to revoke a decree on increasing the rate for low-cost apartment rent for further evaluation.
Anies to review low-cost apartment rate increase
City 7 years ago

Anies to review low-cost apartment rate increase

Jakarta Governor Anies Baswedan will recheck his policy on increasing the monthly rent rate of low-cost apartments by an average of 20 percent.
City raises rent for low-cost apartments
City 7 years ago

City raises rent for low-cost apartments

The Jakarta administration has raised the monthly rent for 15 low-cost apartments in the capital by an average 20 percent.
City's poor could be left without suitable housing after rusunawa budget scrapped
City 7 years ago

City's poor could be left without suitable housing after rusunawa budget scrapped

The Jakarta Housing and Settlement Agency has scrapped a budget of Rp 712 billion (US$4.9 million) for the development of three low-cost apartments (rusunawa), potentially leaving 14,000 low-income residents without proper housing.
Jakarta drops low-cost apartment projects
City 7 years ago

Jakarta drops low-cost apartment projects

The Jakarta Public Housing and Settlement Agency has dropped the construction of three low-cost apartments (Rusunawa) worth a total of Rp 712 billion (US$49.3 million) from the 2018 city budget.
Few inferno victims willing to move to low-cost apartments in W. Jakarta
City 7 years ago

Few inferno victims willing to move to low-cost apartments in W. Jakarta

While many are still resisting relocation, several families who were victims of a recent fire in Taman Kota, West Jakarta, have agreed to move to a low-cost apartment (Rusunawa) complex.  
Jakarta forms special unit to handle housing project
City 7 years ago

Jakarta forms special unit to handle housing project

The Jakarta administration has formed a technical management unit (UPT) under the supervision of the Jakarta Public Housing and Public Buildings Agency to. One of its tasks is to manage the sale of properties without down payments.
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