Only 65% of Indonesian Households Live in Decent Housing in 2024

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Nabilah Muhamad 29/10/2025 17:43 WIB

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According to BPS data, only about 65% of households in Indonesia have access to decent housing in 2024.

Percentage of Indonesian Households with Access to Adequate Housing (2019-2024)

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Percentage of Indonesian Households with Access to Adequate Housing (2019-2024)

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According to data from the Central Statistics Agency (BPS), Indonesian households with access to decent housing have continued to increase in recent years.

However, as of 2024, the proportion of households living in decent housing nationally has only reached 65%.

Since 2019, BPS has classified households as having access to decent housing if they meet 4 (four) criteria, namely:

Minimum living space of 7.2 square meters per capita;
Access to decent drinking water;
Access to decent sanitation;
Building resilience, including:
- Dominant roof material being concrete/tiles/zinc/wood/shingles;
- Dominant wall material being brick/plastered woven bamboo/wire and wood/boards and logs; and
- Dominant floor material being marble/granite/ceramic/parquet/vinyl/carpet/tiles/terrazzo/wood/boards/cement/red brick.

In 2024, the highest percentage of households with access to decent housing was in Yogyakarta, at 86.68%.

Following that were Bali with 85.99%, East Kalimantan 76.77%, Southeast Sulawesi 76.67%, and Riau 74.8%.

Meanwhile, the lowest access to decent housing was in Highland Papua at only 4.44%, followed by Central Papua 26.79%, Bangka Belitung Islands 30.72%, South Papua 38.34%, and Jakarta 39%.

Editor : Adi Ahdiat

"Disclosure: This is an AI-generated translation of the original article. We strive for accuracy, but please note that automated translations may contain errors or slight inconsistencies."

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