Jakarta Households Most Frequently Live in Rented Accommodation
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The Central Statistics Agency (BPS) recorded that 37.71% of households in Jakarta in 2020 had rented/leased housing. This percentage is the highest compared to other provinces in Indonesia.
Riau Islands followed with 26.29% of households having rented/leased housing. Bali came next with 22.03%. Meanwhile, East Kalimantan and Yogyakarta had 17.44% and 15.01% of households with rented/leased housing, respectively.
According to the property portal Lamudi.co.id, public interest in renting housing in Jakarta has increased year on year. This is because house prices in Jakarta are increasingly expensive, disproportionate to the public's income which remains at the provincial minimum wage (UMP) level.
Meanwhile, the Jakarta Provincial Housing and Settlement Area Agency assesses that this is due to the provision of many low-cost apartment rentals (rusunawa) for low-income communities. The DKI Jakarta Provincial Government has provided 11 rusunawa spread across various areas of the capital city to date.
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