I also think Jakarta’s housing crisis is not just about a lack of housing, but also about how cities are planned and land is used.
As someone living in Indonesia, I see how many people are pushed farther away from where they work, spending hours commuting every day. Affordable housing is not only an economic issue—it affects quality of life, family time, and even productivity.
I’m curious: which reform would have the biggest impact first—zoning changes, tax reform, or stronger continuity between political administrations?
I also think Jakarta’s housing crisis is not just about a lack of housing, but also about how cities are planned and land is used.
As someone living in Indonesia, I see how many people are pushed farther away from where they work, spending hours commuting every day. Affordable housing is not only an economic issue—it affects quality of life, family time, and even productivity.
I’m curious: which reform would have the biggest impact first—zoning changes, tax reform, or stronger continuity between political administrations?
The enemy is closer than what u think, its crazy how a goverment keeps manipulating its own country