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City 7 years ago

KS Tubun Rusunawa designated for those with monthly incomes of Rp 4-7 million

The apartment has three towers, which consist of 16 floors and 524 total units, and was planned to be inaugurated and ready to be occupied in August.

City 7 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.

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.

City 8 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.

City 8 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.

City 8 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 8 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 8 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.

City 8 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.

City 8 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.

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low-cost-apartment

KS Tubun Rusunawa designated for those with monthly incomes of Rp 4-7 million

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

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

Jakarta Police to have low-cost apartments this year

Low-cost apartment rent increase suspended

Anies to review low-cost apartment rate increase

City raises rent for low-cost apartments

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

Jakarta drops low-cost apartment projects

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

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