TANGERANG \u2014 Integrated property developments are one way of meeting\ndemand for housing connected to public facilities, commercial activities\nand transport. In Tangerang, this approach can be seen in the\ndevelopment of Ecopolis CitraRaya Tangerang, an area of about 100\nhectares developed since 2013 through a collaboration between Ciputra\nGroup and Mitsui Fudosan Asia, a Japanese property developer.<\/p>\n
Ecopolis is located within CitraRaya Tangerang, a self-contained\ntownship spanning about 2,760 hectares. The area brings together\nhousing, commercial spaces, lifestyle facilities and amenities that\nsupport residents\u2019 daily activities.<\/p>\n
The collaboration between Ciputra Group and Mitsui Fudosan Asia\ncombines experience in developing residential areas and townships in\nIndonesia with a Japanese perspective on property development.\nEcopolis\u2019s growth is part of CitraRaya\u2019s evolution in response to demand\nfor homes connected to a range of urban facilities.<\/p>\n
In property development, supporting facilities are one factor shaping\nthe links between housing and economic and social activity. Facilities\nacross CitraRaya include shopping centres, a hospital, educational\ninstitutions, office areas, sports centres and family recreation\ndestinations.<\/p>\n
Joni Jingga, Senior Marketing Manager of CitraRaya Tangerang, said\nchanging needs were influencing how residential areas are developed.\nResidents increasingly consider the wider environment when choosing a\nplace to live, rather than focusing solely on the house itself, he said,\nand value the convenience of managing daily activities.<\/p>\n
\u201cWhen choosing a home, people are actually considering not only the\nbuilding, but also the life they will lead around it. How children can\naccess education, how families can obtain healthcare, and how they can\nenjoy time together without always having to travel long distances are\nbecoming increasingly relevant considerations. That is why the\ndevelopment of an area should be seen as a process of building a living\nenvironment that can grow alongside its community,\u201d Joni said.<\/p>\n
Ecopolis offers a range of residential clusters with different\narchitectural styles and design approaches, including Belle Fleur, The\nLeaf, Aurora, Fresco, EcoResidence, The Trees and Fountain, as well as\nthe EcoHome vertical housing development. The variety is intended to\nmeet residents\u2019 preferences in design, space requirements and family\nlifestyles.<\/p>\n
One of the developments in the area is Fountain, which offers\ntwo-storey homes with a modern design. Nearby, EcoClub and EcoPlaza add\nto residents\u2019 activities, from sport and recreation to dining and family\ngatherings. Within the Fountain cluster, the Concorde type has been\ndesigned around modern living, with an emphasis on smart living and\nenvironmental awareness, including the use of smart-home features.<\/p>\n
Commercial and recreational facilities in CitraRaya include Mal\nCiputra Tangerang, EcoPlaza and EcoClub. Ciputra Hospital is one of the\nhealthcare facilities serving the community in the area. Educational\noptions include institutions such as Sekolah Citra Berkat and Sekolah\nTarakanita.<\/p>\n
Other facilities include an office park, WaterWorld, World of\nWonders, Little Kyoto EcoPark and various places of worship. Together,\nthese amenities form an ecosystem linking housing with education,\nhealthcare, work, commerce and recreation.<\/p>\n
In terms of mobility, Ecopolis has access to regional transport\nnetworks. The area is about 10 minutes from the Bitung Toll Road access\npoint, connecting CitraRaya with various parts of Tangerang and Jakarta.\nIn addition to the toll road, the Trans CitraRaya shuttle bus offers an\nalternative, with routes to several areas, including Tangerang, Jakarta\nand Bandung.<\/p>\n
Connectivity to facilities within the development and access to\nsurrounding areas are part of CitraRaya\u2019s ongoing development. For\nresidents, these links offer options for reaching destinations connected\nwith everyday activities. From a development perspective, connectivity\nis one of the factors to consider when integrating housing with economic\nand social activity.<\/p>", "url": "https:\/\/jawawa.id\/newsitem\/ciputra-and-mitsui-fudosan-develop-ecopolis-tangerang-1792655471", "image": "" }, "sponsor": "Okusi Associates", "sponsor_url": "https:\/\/okusiassociates.com" }