Collaborating with Bank Jakarta, Jakarta Provincial Government Accelerates Credit Program for 3 Million Houses

JAKARTA - DKI Jakarta Governor Pramono Anung emphasized the DKI Jakarta Provincial Government's full commitment to the success of the 3 Million Houses program initiated by President Prabowo Subianto.

This support is realized through the provision of almost 19,809 housing units in Jakarta.

"The DKI Provincial Government provides full support. Today we are socializing a housing credit program that is useful for both developers and people who want to build houses," said Pramono, Wednesday (10/9/2025).

On that occasion, Pramono appreciated the presence of the Minister of Housing and Settlement Areas (PKP) Maruarar Sirait and banking officials.

"We are grateful because this program has been welcomed positively, including by banks which have stated that they are ready to support," he said.

Full Support

The President Director of Bank Jakarta, Agus H. Widodo stated that Bank Jakarta welcomed and fully supported the housing fulfillment program for the community which was also accelerated by the DKI Jakarta Provincial Government.

"As a strategic partner of the DKI Jakarta Provincial Government, Bank Jakarta is also present to support the fulfillment of housing needs through access to housing finance, so that it can reach the wider community from various segments, including building active collaborations with residential developers," said Agus.

Meanwhile, the Minister of Housing and Settlement Areas (PKP) Maruarar Sirait assessed that the DKI Jakarta Provincial Government's support has made this program even stronger. According to him, meetings with contractors, developers, building shops, MSMEs and banks showed a complete ecosystem.

"The interest is subsidized at five percent. Big banks have stated their commitment, including Bank Jakarta," he said.

"The synergy is immediately felt. This is an extraordinary crowd in," he added.

He gave an example of the success story of a small business actor who managed to advance to class through the housing sector. "There is Angga, a former office boy, and Wawan, an ojol, who can now build thousands of houses. I am sure that in Jakarta many new Angga and Wawan can be born," he said.

He continued, apart from the housing sector, this program is also believed to be able to stimulate the people's economy. Local MSMEs are given space to market their products.

In fact, several policies in Jakarta, such as free BPHTB and PBG, are considered to relieve small communities. "We see that the synergy is real. From renovating 700 uninhabitable houses, to plans to organize slum areas next year. Everyone is working together, from the center, regions, to the private sector," explained Maruarar.

He emphasized that this program is not just about building houses, but also about economic equality. "With this synergy, we want small communities to really feel the benefits of development," he concluded.