Indonesia’s housing market remains weak
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High mortgage rates and foreign ownership restriction have hampered the growth of Indonesia’s housing market.
In Q2 2010, house prices in the 14 cities in Indonesia were up 2.89% over the year, in nominal terms, according to the Residential Property Survey of the Bank of Indonesia. When adjusted for inflation, house prices were actually down 1.42% from a year earlier.
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