Expanding the Independent City Ecosystem with New Facilities and Partnerships
CitraRaya Tangerang, the independent city development by Ciputra Group, is accelerating its development across a 2,760-hectare site. To meet the evolving needs of modern society, this major township development is officially expanding its ecosystem through the addition of several new facilities in the healthcare, recreation, and culinary sectors.
This move is part of the company’s commitment to integrating residential areas with commercial, educational, lifestyle, and healthcare facilities within a single, sustainable integrated area. Raymond Christantyo, Head of Marketing Communication at CitraRaya Tangerang, stated that every development is oriented towards enhancing the overall living comfort of its residents to create a vibrant community.
Significant developments have been made in the healthcare sector, with Ciputra Hospital CitraRaya Tangerang officially launching its new Integrative Medical Rehabilitation (RMI) service. This facility is specifically designed to support a more comprehensive recovery process for patients following medical procedures, supported by medical experts.
In addition to healthcare, eco-friendly public spaces have also been enhanced. Located within the Ecopolis area, the Little Kyoto themed park has officially reopened. The redesigned park offers a stronger and more immersive Japanese architectural concept, serving as a fresh visual recreation destination for residents of Tangerang and surrounding areas.
For the commercial and lifestyle sectors, Mal Ciputra Tangerang is strengthening its appeal with the arrival of several popular national and international brands, including the healthy beverage outlet Boost Juice and the Kusuma Beauty Clinic. For culinary enthusiasts, the Sundanese restaurant Kampung Kecil has joined the area, offering a warm, nature-themed dining experience.
The Ecopolis area itself is a premium mega-project spanning approximately 100 hectares within the larger CitraRaya Tangerang township. The development continues to focus on providing transparency through show units, allowing consumers to see a real representation of the properties before making a purchase decision.