Timah Properti Launches Nawasena, Houses Priced at Around Rp 600 Million Near 4 Bekasi Toll Gates

The massive infrastructure transformation, from toll road networks to integrated public transportation, has changed the face of Bekasi, West Java, into a promising property investment destination. One consistent growth point is the Mustika Jaya area, where PT Timah Karya Persada Properti (TKPP), a subsidiary of PT Timah Tbk, is developing Familia Urban. The launch of this housing is seen as a step confirming the industry’s optimism towards market absorption in the Rp 600 million to Rp 1 billion price segment. Contemporary urban phenomena demand housing that not only serves as a resting place but also supports productivity and mental health. Familia Urban applies the walkable neighbourhood concept. In this scheme, social and commercial facilities are designed to be reachable within an 800-metre radius, or about 10 minutes on foot. The implementation of this concept aims to reduce dependence on motor vehicles within the area, which directly impacts the reduction of local carbon emissions and increases social interactions among residents. “We see the need for modern, integrated, and environmentally friendly housing continuing to rise. The development of the Nawasena Cluster is part of the company’s strategic steps in strengthening a prospective and sustainable property business portfolio,” said Puspa Dewi. Architecturally, the units in this latest cluster adopt clean design lines with emphasis on optimal air circulation and natural lighting. This design strategy is crucial in suppressing electricity consumption for lights and air conditioning during the day. Director of PT Timah Karya Persada Properti, Candra Hadiqadriman, emphasised that the relevance of the design to the needs of today’s families is the main priority in building this cluster. Technically, the housing is offered in two main specifications: Type 5 (36 square metres floor area) and Type 6 (45 square metres floor area). Both stand on land varying from 60 m², targeting the market segment that prioritises efficient spatial planning.