Agung Podomoro Land, Konglomerat-Owned Company Trihatma Haliman Optimizes Positive Property Sector In 2023

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JAKARTA - Property developer owned by conglomerate Trihatma Haliman, PT Agung Podomoro Land Tbk (APLN) is optimistic that this year the property sector will continue to grow positively in line with Indonesia's projected economic growth which grew above 5 percent.

Marketing Director Agung Podomoro Agung Wirajaya explained that this belief and optimism was supported by the high property needs of the Indonesian people, especially the millennial generation whose population was increasingly dominant in the Indonesian community structure.

"We will also continue to encourage the acceleration of property sales to consumers," Agung said in a written statement, Monday, February 20.

Agung Wirajaya added that for more than two years the company had successfully passed various challenges due to the COVID-19 pandemic with the right and measurable strategy. Acceleration of the construction of a number of new property projects also received very positive responses from consumers in various cities.

"Moreover, as a developer with a track record of more than half a century, Agung Podomoro is always consistent in maintaining consumer confidence through high-quality products and handover on time in the submission of units," he said.

According to him, two years ago was a moment where the company dared to take unpopular and high risk steps to continue building and developing Agung Podomoro property projects in various cities.

"We are grateful that in the midst of a very dynamic situation, consumers remain in droves to have the products we offer," said Agung.

In 2020 Agung Podomoro began to build Podomoro Tenjo City which is targeted at the millennial segment at very affordable prices.

"And according to our predictions, almost 64 percent of Tenjo's buyers are the millennial generation and 67% of them are end users. We are very happy to see this fact, that the millennial generation has made property an important asset for the family," explained Agung.

Moreover, as a developer with a track record of more than half a century, Agung Podomoro is always consistent in maintaining consumer confidence through high-quality products and handover on time in the submission of the unit.

Based on data from the Ministry of Public Works and Public Housing (PUPR), the number of house ownership backlogs in Indonesia reached 12.75 million units.

This is in line with data from the Central Statistics Agency (BPS) in 2020 which states that only 59.5 percent of families live in decent houses, while the rest are uninhabitable houses.

Starting February 21 to March 5, 2023, Agung Podomoro will hold the Agung Podomoro 2023 Property Investment Festival at the North Jakarta Emporium Pluit Mall. By offering high-value property products in various cities, this activity is expected to fulfill consumers' desire to own Agung Podomoro's property products.

The Agung Podomoro 2023 Property Investment Festival will present the latest and existing property projects developed by Agung Podomoro with various attractive promos.

The festival will be attended by Agung Podomoro's business unit for the residential segment of landed houses and apartments whose projects are located in a number of major cities in Indonesia, such as Bukit Podomoro Jakarta, Podomoro Park Bandung, Podomoro Tenjo City, Podomoro Golf View, Kertabumi City, Parkland Podomoro Karawang, Vimala Hills and Podomoro City Deli Medan. In addition, there are SOHO Pancoran, Borneo Bay City, The Premiere Hills, Bukit Mediter Samarinda, Grand Taruma Commercial, Grand Madison, The Sky Apartment, Orchard Park Batam, and Gading Premiere.

"All Agung Podomoro's business units join and present various superior products ranging from landed houses of various types, shop houses, villas, offices, and apartments so that people can freely choose properties according to their needs. Please attend our event and choose the best property at a price that suits the needs. for a life that is increasingly valuable," he concluded.