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City 8 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.
City 9 years ago
Life is about choices, Djarot tells low-cost apartment residents
As thousands of low-cost apartment residents have yet to pay rent as of today, Jakarta Governor Djarot Saiful Hidayat has told them that, if they want to continue living in the apartments, they must pay the required fees.
City 9 years ago
Rent arrears for Jakarta’s low-cost apartments reach Rp 32 billion
Many Jakartans residing in low-cost apartments are apparently struggling to pay the rent, as data from the city’s Public Housing and Government Buildings Agency shows that the total arrears amount to Rp 32 billion (US$1.95 million).
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