Indonesia Property Watch Criticizes New Super-Luxury Property Tax, Citing Market Burden
The Indonesian government’s new policy, effective June 1, 2015, imposing a 5 percent Income Tax (PPh) on "super-luxury" properties with a revised threshold of Rp 5 billion, has drawn sharp…
PT Taspen Commences Repayment of Civil Servant Housing Savings (Taperum PNS) Amidst Significant Policy Overhaul for Retirees
PT Taspen (Persero), Indonesia’s state-owned enterprise entrusted with managing social insurance for civil servants and state officials, has officially announced the commencement of repayments for the Civil Servant Housing Savings…
Mobilizing All Resources: Indonesia’s Ambitious One Million Houses Program Strengthened by Strategic Funding and Partnership Initiatives
The Indonesian government is steadfast in its commitment to addressing the nation’s persistent housing deficit, declaring an all-out mobilization of available resources to ensure the resounding success of the ambitious…
Bodetabek Region Emerges as Dynamic Hub for Integrated Property Development Amid Shifting Investor Preferences
The satellite cities surrounding Jakarta – Bogor, Depok, Tangerang, and Bekasi, collectively known as Bodetabek – continue to assert their undeniable appeal to property developers, evidenced by a flurry of…
The First Home Dilemma: Navigating Choices Between Landed Houses and Vertical Living in Urban Indonesia
The aspiration of owning a first home stands as a profound milestone for individuals achieving financial stability, deeply ingrained in the cultural fabric of Indonesia as a symbol of security,…
Pembangunan Jaya Ancol Unveils Ambitious Five-Year Property Development Strategy, Targeting Trillion-Rupiah Revenue by 2020
PT Pembangunan Jaya Ancol (PJA), the state-owned enterprise renowned for managing Jakarta’s iconic Ancol Dreamland integrated resort, has announced a significant strategic pivot towards large-scale property development over the next…
Larangan Inden Ubah Karakteristik Pembeli
The Indonesian residential property market is undergoing a significant transformation in its consumer financing landscape, a direct consequence of recent regulatory measures imposed by Bank Indonesia (BI). Developers are observing…
Navigating Indonesia’s Property Market: Balancing Growth, Stability, and Consumer Protection Amidst Regulatory Shifts
The Indonesian government’s approach to developing the domestic property business faces ongoing scrutiny, with some stakeholders asserting that current policies do not fully support the sector. Specific regulations issued by…
Government Launches Comprehensive Digital Platform for Sejuta Rumah Program Transparency and Public Access
The Indonesian government has officially launched a dedicated information service website designed to provide the public with comprehensive updates and detailed insights into the progress and realization of the "Sejuta…
Combating Fraudulent Property Agents: A Deep Dive into Indonesia’s Unregulated Real Estate Landscape
The Indonesian property market, a dynamic and rapidly expanding sector, is increasingly grappling with a pervasive issue: the proliferation of fraudulent property agents, colloquially known as "agen bodong." This concerning…

















