CASE STUDY: Jakarta: housing; problems of rapid urbanisation
- Created by: Adelemonique
- Created on: 30-03-16 12:45
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- Problems of R.U: JAKARTA- HOUSING
- location
- capital of Indonesia
- 741 sq/km
- 7m above sea level
- pop = 10 million+
- Impacts
- lack of adequate housing
- slums where life is not favourable for the residents
- clean water is scarce
- disease: cholera, dengue fever, malaria
- over crowding in public places and homes of residences
- lack of adequate housing
- Management
- 5 year project
- 'hit the wall' due to difficulties of acquiring land
- landowners raised value of properties making it difficult for the gov to purchase and realize their target
- Gov aimed at building 1.3 million unit
- 'hit the wall' due to difficulties of acquiring land
- landowners raised value of properties making it difficult for the gov to purchase and realize their target
- 'hit the wall' due to difficulties of acquiring land
- minister in charge requested revised regulations that determine amount taxable from properties.
- property developers shied away due to lack of incentives.
- Indonesian gov worked even harder to put up new units but due to frequents blackouts and the lack of water, tenants didn't want to buy.
- the low and middle incomes found it difficult to purchase as banks required a large down payment to secure a mortgage.
- 'hit the wall' due to difficulties of acquiring land
- 5 year project
- location
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