Nearly 85% of Indonesian Households Will Own Their Homes by 2024

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Nabilah Muhamad 28/10/2024 16:57 WIB

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According to BPS data, 84.95% of Indonesian households owned their own homes in March 2024.

Proportion of Indonesian Households by Dwelling Ownership Status (March 2024)

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Proportion of Indonesian Households by Dwelling Ownership Status (March 2024)

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According to a report by the Central Statistics Agency (BPS), 84.95% of Indonesian households owned their own homes in March 2024.

Furthermore, 9.27% lived in rent-free houses, meaning dwellings obtained from others (family/non-family/parents living elsewhere) and occupied without any payment.

Next, 5.06% of households rented or leased their homes, and 0.73% resided in company housing or other types of accommodation.

BPS also noted that the majority, or 49.69%, of Indonesian households lived in buildings with a floor area of 50-99 square meters (m²).

Then, 22.62% occupied dwellings with a floor area of 20-49 m²; 16.66% between 100-149 m²; 9.15% over 150 m²; and only 1.88% with an area of less than 19 m².

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