People-First Housing: A Roadmap from Homes to Jobs to Prosperity in Indonesia
Indonesia’s economy remains resilient despite global headwinds, with medium-term growth projected to average 4.8% annually between 2025 and 2027. A key priority driving this resilience is the government’s ambitious plan to deliver 3 million housing units annually, positioning housing not only as a basic need but as a central pillar of national economic strategy. The roadmap focuses on a two-pillar approach: first, investing in housing and supporting infrastructure to create jobs, stimulate urban productivity, and enhance livability; second, implementing regulatory and institutional reforms to unlock financing, attract private capital, and ensure long-term sustainability. Achieving the housing target is expected to generate millions of jobs, boost GDP, support health and education outcomes, and deepen financial inclusion. With complementary macroeconomic policies, structural reforms, and investment in human capital, Indonesia aims to transform housing into a catalyst for broader prosperity and achieve President Prabowo’s vision of a “Golden Future.”