Indonesia plans hundreds of subsidised high-rise homes in 2026


The Indonesian government hopes the subsidised flats will help address the housing backlogs in urban areas. - The Jakarta Post/ANN

JAKARTA: The Indonesian government aims to build hundreds of subsidised high-rise housing units this year, Housing and Settlement Areas (PKP) Minister Maruarar 'Ara' Sirait said, reported Anatara news agency.

"We can assure the public of our determination to develop hundreds of subsidised flats this year, in 2026," he remarked at an event titled "Strengthening Synergy and Coordination on the Implementation of 2026 Strategic Housing Programmes" in Jakarta on Thursday (Jan 15).

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