| Property research and consulting company Knight Frank Indonesia expects the country’s property market to remain stable through the end of the year on the back of increasing purchasing power, despite a new central bank regulation that will raise the minimum down payment.
Nicholas Holt, the director of research at Knight Frank’s Asia-Pacific division, said on Sunday that prices in Indonesia’s housing market were projected to grow more than in any other Southeast Asian country, with consistently rising prices in all housing segments...............................................Full Article: Source |