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March 18, 2025 | 11:39 am
TEMPO.CO, Jakarta - The National Housing Development Corporation (Perumnas) has prepared 1,575.64 hectares of land for the ‘3 Million Homes Program’ spearheaded by the Ministry of Housing and Settlement Areas (PKP). Perumnas director Budi Saddewa stated that this land has the potential to support the construction of 151,152 housing units across Indonesia.
Budi noted that Perumnas has designated sites ready for development by the Ministry and investors. "In Greater Jakarta (Jabodetabek) alone, we have five locations, including Kemayoran and Pulo Gebang," he said on Monday, March 17, in a PKP Ministry press release.
One ongoing Perumnas project is Block K in Pulo Gebang, East Jakarta, covering 3.1 hectares. It includes six towers—two for subsidized housing (rumah susun) for low-income communities (MBR) and four privately-owned apartment towers—totaling 5,941 units.
Regarding Perumnas’ role in the ‘3 Million Homes Program’, Budi highlighted four focus areas: large-scale residential development, vertical slum redevelopment, transit-oriented development (TOD) housing, and urban vertical housing.
Meanwhile, Deputy Minister of PKP Fahri Hamzah emphasized Perumnas' role in addressing social housing challenges, a priority under President Prabowo Subianto’s mandate.
"For this mission, Perumnas is also expected to contribute to 8 percent economic growth, poverty reduction, and job creation," he said.
To tackle social housing issues, Fahri stated that the PKP Ministry will strengthen collaboration with stakeholders, including state-owned enterprises and the private sector, to build a sustainable, affordable, and inclusive housing ecosystem—ensuring access to decent housing as a fundamental right.
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