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        "id": 1832313,
        "msgid": "no-budget-for-new-flats-dki-dprd-prioritises-revitalisation-1782816721",
        "date": "2026-06-30 17:29:00",
        "title": "No Budget for New Flats, DKI DPRD Prioritises Revitalisation",
        "author": "Cahya  Mulyana",
        "source": "MEDIA_INDONESIA",
        "tags": "",
        "topic": "Infrastructure",
        "summary": "The Jakarta Regional House of Representatives (DPRD) has confirmed that no funds have been allocated in the regional budget for the construction of new flats, with the current fiscal focus remaining on revitalising existing housing stock. Commission D Chair Yuke Yurike cited fiscal constraints as the reason for prioritising repairs to make current units habitable again. The council is exploring alternative funding schemes outside the budget, including leveraging regional assets and central government programmes, to address the urgent need for vertical housing in the capital.",
        "content": "<p>The Chair of Commission D of the DKI Jakarta DPRD, Yuke Yurike, has\nstated that there is currently no budget allocation in the Regional\nBudget (APBD) for the construction of new flats (rusun). Budget\ndiscussions remain focused on revitalising existing flats to make them\nhabitable again for residents. Yuke explained that Commission D has yet\nto receive detailed plans for new flat construction, including targets\nfor 2027. According to her, fiscal constraints mean the government must\nprioritise repairing housing stock whose condition has deteriorated.\n\u201cWhat has been planned is revitalisation. As for building new flats, we\nhave not received any information because the budget is also limited,\u201d\nYuke said when contacted on Tuesday (30\/6). Despite this, Yuke stressed\nthat Commission D continues to encourage the addition of flats through\nschemes outside the APBD, including utilising assets owned by the DKI\nProvincial Government and central government programmes. She noted that\nthe provision of vertical housing remains an urgent need because Jakarta\nno longer has space to develop landed houses. She also opened up\nopportunities for area development with a mixed-use concept, such as\nmarkets or sports centres integrated with flats. Yuke affirmed that\nCommission D is pushing for the equitable distribution of flat\nconstruction across Jakarta\u2019s five administrative cities, arguing that\nthe need for vertical housing is not concentrated in specific areas but\nmust be tailored to the needs of communities throughout the city.<\/p>",
        "url": "https:\/\/jawawa.id\/newsitem\/no-budget-for-new-flats-dki-dprd-prioritises-revitalisation-1782816721",
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