The Housing Finance System

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A. Primary Housing Finance Market

A.1 Industry Structure and Performance
VariableEnd of 2018End of 2017End of 2016SourcesVar ID
Number of firms originating and funding mortgage loans  146
Bank Indonesia, SBD KPR Bank Umum
A.1.1
Types of originating lenders/market share:A.1.2
Universal/ commercial banks  57% of total
Bank Indonesia, SBDK KPR Bank Umum
A.1.2.1
Other depository institutions (savings and loans/mutual savings and credit institutions)  1.5% of totalA.1.2.2
General non-depository financial institutions  44% of total
SMF Analysis
A.1.2.4
Others (e.g. insurance co, pension funds, labor tax funds)  .52% of totalA.1.2.5
Identify the 3 largest loan originating lendersBTN BTN, Mandiri, BCA
Research
A.1.3
Are there (quasi) public mortgage lenders:YesYesYes
Research
A.1.4
Universal/ commercial banksYesYesYes
Bank BTN
A.1.4.1
Other depository institutions (savings and loans/mutual savings and credit institutions)  No
SMF, Historical and Analysis
A.1.4.2
Non-depository financial institutions specialized in housing finance  No
SMF, Historical and Analysis
A.1.4.3
General non-depository financial institutions  Yes
SMF, PMK 84/2006
A.1.4.4
Others (e.g. insurance co, pension funds, labor tax funds)  No
SMF Internal
A.1.4.5
Typical lending spreads for mortgages  7.5%
SMF
A.1.5
Level of Non-Performing Mortgage Loans (90 days or more past due):A.1.6
as a % of # of loans  .2%
Bank Indonesia
A.1.6.1
as a % of outstanding loan amount2.86%2.94%2.7%
Bank Indonesia
A.1.6.2
Average 1997-2007 A.1.7
Lowest decile of the income distribution served by the dominant mortgage lenders  5.5 decile
Estimate based on discussions with BTN
A.1.8
A.2 Size of Mortgage Finance Sector
VariableEnd of 2018End of 2017End of 2016SourcesVar ID
Total amount of home mortgage loans outstanding at the end of year in millions of USD:30,742.64 USD (millions)29,000.46 USD (millions)26,319.23 USD (millions)
Bank Indonesia
A.2.1
Total amount of home mortgage loans outstanding at the end of year as % of GDP (current)3.01%2.86%2.82%
Bank Indonesia
A.2.1.1
and as % of all credits outstanding8.36%8.25%8.03%
Bank Indonesia
A.2.1.2
Total # of home mortgage loans outstanding at the end of year  26,452.84 thousand
SMF
A.2.2
Total amount of home mortgages made in calendar year in millions of USD  4,686.11 USD (millions)
SMF Report
A.2.3
What % of total new mortgages is refinance?  .5%
SMF estimate
A.2.5
A.3 Housing Finance Products
VariableEnd of 2018End of 2017End of 2016SourcesVar ID
Mortgage products as % of all mortgages (approx.) in local currency:A.3.1
Fixed rate for life of loan  0%
SMF
A.3.1.1
Variable rate/indexed  100%
SMF
A.3.1.2
Variable rate/discretionary  0%
SMF
A.3.1.3
Other fully amortizing loans (e.g. Rollover)  0%
SMF
A.3.1.4
Non-fully amoritizing loans (e.g. Price level adjusted/Interest only)   0%
SMF
A.3.1.5
Loans based on foreign currency as % of all mortgage products  0%
SMF, Divisi Bisnis
A.3.2
Most prevalent type of foreign currency mortgage used:A.3.3
Fixed rate for life of loan  Not available
SMF, Divisi Bisnis
A.3.3.1
Variable rate/indexed   Not available
SMF, Divisi Bisnis
A.3.3.2
Variable rate/discretionary  Not available
SMF, Divisi Bisnis
A.3.3.3
Other (describe in the Notes section)  Not available
SMF, Divisi Bisnis
A.3.3.4
Most frequent interest rates on fully amortizing:A.3.4
10 year fixed rate mortgage  Not available
 
A.3.4.1
most common indexed ARM/10 year term9% Not available
Bank BTN
A.3.4.2
discretionary ARM/10 year term  Not available
SMF
A.3.4.3
5 year roll-over/10 year term  Not available
SMF
A.3.4.4
foreign currency based 10 year FRM  Not available
SMF
A.3.4.5
Typical lender fees associated with mortgage origination: A.3.6
Fixed in amount   28 USD
SMF, BTN
A.3.6.1
as % of loan amount  1%
SMF, BTN
A.3.6.2
Typical third party fees associated with mortgage origination:A.3.7
Appraisal fees  28 USD
BTN
A.3.7.1
Title related fees  3 USD
Attachment Government Regulation No. 13 year 2010, jo. Attachment Government Regulation No. 46 year 2002 (Lampiran Pp No. 13/2010 Jo. Lampiran PP No. 46/2002)
A.3.7.2
Legal fees  224.25 USD
Notary Sutjipto SH
A.3.7.3
Search fees  Not available
SMF
A.3.7.4
Loan-to-Value (LTV) on first mortgage: A.3.8
Maximum LTV1009090A.3.8.1
Typical LTV at origination  85
Bank Indonesia, Surat Edaran Bank Indonesia No.15/40/DKMP tahun
A.3.8.2
Maximum term over which pmt is calculated?   25 years
Country Editor
A.3.9
Mortgage pmt-to-income ratio A.3.10
Maximum pmt-to-income ratio (HH income)  35%
SMF
A.3.10.1
Maximum pmt-to-income ratio (Individual income)  35%
SMF, Historical
A.3.10.2
Typical pmt-to-income ratio (HH income)  33.33%
SMF, Historical and Interview Divisi Bisnis
A.3.10.3
Typical pmt-to-income ratio (Individual income)  33.33%
SMF, Historical and Interview Divisi Bisnis
A.3.10.4
A.4 Lending and Servicing Process
VariableEnd of 2018End of 2017End of 2016SourcesVar ID
Does the mortgage industry use standard principles/guidelines for underwriting?YesYesYes
SMF
A.4.1
Which institutions define underwriting rules? A.4.2
Central Bank/Ministry of Finance  No
SMF, Divisi Bisnis
A.4.2.1
Secondary market facilityYesYesYes
SMF
A.4.2.2
Major Lender  No
SMF, Divisi Bisnis
A.4.2.3
Other  No
SMF, Divisi Bisnis
A.4.2.4
Are loan originations conducted by others than employees of lenders?  No
SMF, Divisi Bisnis
A.4.3
% of appraisals done by employees of lenders  0%
SMF
A.4.4
Do third party servicing institutions exist?   No
SMF, Divisi Bisnis
A.4.5
% of loans serviced by originators/lenders  100%
SMF, Divisi Bisnis
A.4.6
A.5 Credit Risk Assessment
VariableEnd of 2018End of 2017End of 2016SourcesVar ID
Do credit bureaus exist? YesYesYes
Bank Indonesia
A.5.2
Are there legal/regulatory constraints to gaining access to credit information?YesYesYes
Bank Indonesia Regulation No.15/1/PBI/2013
A.5.2.1
What percentage of mortgage originations use credit scoring?100%100%100%
Research
A.5.1
Is mortgage default insurance available?YesYesYes
Jamkrindo
A.5.3
When did it begin operating?197019701970
Jamkrindo
A.5.3.1
What is the typical MI product?Credit insuranceCredit insurance 
Jamkrindo
A.5.3.2
Are credit guarantee systems used?   No
SMF
A.5.4
Is there public sponsored MI / guarantee?YesYesYes
Jamkrindo, Askrindo
A.5.5
What % of the market does public MI / guarantee serve?  Non-applicable
SMF, Divisi Bisnis
A.5.6
What share of total annual mortgage production is insured/guaranteed?   0%
SMF, Divisi Bisnis
A.5.7
B. Funding Sources for Mortgages and the Secondary Mortgage Market
VariableEnd of 2018End of 2017End of 2016SourcesVar ID
What are the main funding sources for mortgages?B.1
Retail funding (deposits/other)primaryprimaryprimary
Country Editor
B.1.1
Wholesale funding: loans from other banks or corporationssecondarysecondarysecondary
Country Editor
B.1.2
Funding through mortgage bonds Non-applicableNon-applicableNon-applicable
Country Editor
B.1.3
Funding through securitization of mortgagesquarternaryquarternaryquarternary
SMF
B.1.4
Other tertiarytertiarytertiary
SMF
B.1.5
What % of Residential Mortgage Backed Securities is issued by centralized conduit or liquidity facility? 100%100%100%
SMF
B.2
Who are the investors in RMBS?  Domestic Bank, Insurance Company, Mutual Fund, Pension Fund, Corporate, NGO, Individual
SMF
B.3
What is the proportion of RMBS in the overall private securities market?  Not available
SMF
B.4
C. Housing Microfinance
VariableEnd of 2018End of 2017End of 2016SourcesVar ID
Are non-collateralized housing micro-finance loans offered? YesYesYes
Research
C.1
Types of lenders operating in the housing micro-finance (HMF) sector:C.2
Commercial banksYesYesYes
Bank BRI
C.2.1
Specialized non-depository MFIs   No
SMF, Divisi Bisnis
C.2.2
NGOs  No
SMF, Divisi Bisnis
C.2.3
Others  Yes
SMF, Divisi Bisnis
C.2.4
NoneNoNoNo
Research
C.2.5
Typical lending spreads in HMF  >25%
Surveys with industry in 2007-2009.
C.3
Level of NPLs (>90 days past due) in HMFC.4
Are non-collateralized but secured housing finance products offered (e.g. secured by pension or insurance savings)  No
SMF, Divisi Bisnis
C.5
Lowest income decile served with all non-collateralized housing lending products  3 decile
Surveys with industry in 2007-2009.
C.6
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Notes: (SBI)
Notes: (SBI)
Notes: (SBI)
Notes: index=100 in 2000.
Notes: Islamic mortgage subsidy program and Government housing subsidy.
Notes: 5th to 6th decile. For subsidized mortgages 3rd to 4th decile.
Notes: 5th to 6th decile. For subsidized mortgages 3rd to 4th decile.
Notes: Government housing subsidy allows choice between upfront and buy-down.
Notes: Government housing subsidy allows choice between upfront and buy-down.
Notes: Government housing subsidy allows choice between upfront and buy-down.
Notes: Government housing subsidy allows choice between upfront and buy-down.
Notes: Government housing subsidy allows choice between upfront and buy-down.
Notes: Government housing subsidy allows choice between upfront and buy-down.
Notes: Government housing subsidy allows choice between upfront and buy-down.
Notes: Government housing subsidy allows choice between upfront and buy-down.
Notes: Some experimentation with one year FRM and Indexed afterwards.
Notes:
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Notes: % of households
Notes: % of households
Notes: % of households
Notes: % of households
Notes: 14 to 15%.
Notes: 2005 estimate
Notes: 2010 = 100
Notes: 2010 = 100
Notes: 2010=100
Notes: 2010=100
Notes: 2010=100
Notes: 2010=100
Notes: 2010=100
Notes: 2010=100
Notes: 2010=100
Notes: 2010=100
Notes: 2010=100
Notes: 2010=100
Notes: 2010=100
Notes: 2010=100
Notes: 2010=100
Notes: 2010=100
Notes: 2010=100
Notes: 2010=100
Notes: 2010=100
Notes: 2010=100
Notes: 2010=100
Notes: 2010=100
Notes: 2010=100
Notes: 2010=100
Notes: 2010=100
Notes: 2010=100
Notes: 2010=100
Notes: 2010=100
Notes: 2010=100
Notes: 3 Multifinance
Notes: 3 Multifinance
Notes: 3 Multifinance
Notes: 49% of this is private bank lending while 48% is government bank lending.
Notes: 5 months, if no barriers. Once the debitur defaults, the property will be confiscated. While the creditor has no right to acquire a property held in long term customary/ownership, the creditor has the right to sell the property through public auction (parate eksecution). The procedure takes about 3 months, then process starts to vacate the property, which takes approximately 2 additional months.
Notes: 5 months, if no barriers. Once the debitur defaults, the property will be confiscated. While the creditor has no right to acquire a property held in long term customary/ownership, the creditor has the right to sell the property through public auction (parate eksecution). The procedure takes about 3 months, then process starts to vacate the property, which takes approximately 2 additional months.
Notes: 7 to 8%.
Notes: 99.99% of all housing loans are originated in local currency
Notes: 99.99% of all housing loans are originated in local currency
Notes: 99.99% of all housing loans are originated in local currency
Notes: 99.99% of all housing loans are originated in local currency
Notes: 99.99% of all housing loans are originated in local currency
Notes: 99.99% of all housing loans are originated in local currency
Notes: 99.99% of all housing loans are originated in local currency
Notes: 99.99% of all housing loans are originated in local currency
Notes: 99.99% of all housing loans are originated in local currency
Notes: 99.99% of all housing loans are originated in local currency
Notes: All formal new construction is registered.
Notes: Appears after FLPP in 2012
Notes: Appears after FLPP in 2012
Notes: applicable to first home buyers for properties sized above 21sq.m
Notes: applies to islamic property financing with MMQ and IMBT contracts
Notes: Average Mortgage (KPR) NPL for remaining year
Notes: Average Mortgage (KPR) NPL for remaining year
Notes: Average Mortgage (KPR) NPL for remaining year
Notes: Average taken over 2005-2008.
Notes: Bank BRI
Notes: Bank BRI
Notes: Bank BTN
Notes: Bank BTN
Notes: Bank Rakyat Indonesia
Notes: Bank Rakyat Indonesia
Notes: Bank Rakyat Indonesia
Notes: Bank Rakyat Indonesia
Notes: Bank Rakyat Indonesia
Notes: Bank Rakyat Indonesia
Notes: Bank Rakyat Indonesia
Notes: Bank Rakyat Indonesia
Notes: Bank Rakyat Indonesia
Notes: Bank Rakyat Indonesia
Notes: Banks and Multifinance (Non-depository) Institutions
Notes: Both buy-down and upfront subsidies are provided to 3 groups based on their monthly income. Group I income of Rp. 2.500,000 < Rp. 1,700,000, Group II income of Rp. 1,700,000 < Rp. 1,000,000, Group III income of < Rp, 1,000,000. Group I receives a subsidy of Rp. 7,500,000, with max house price of Rp. 49,000,000 (15%), Group II subsidy amount is Rp. 10,000,000, with max house price of 37,000,000 (27%), Group 3 subsidy amount is Rp.12,500,000, with max house price of 25,000,000 (50%)
Notes: Both buy-down and upfront subsidies are provided to 3 groups based on their monthly income. Group I income of Rp. 2.500,000 < Rp. 1,700,000, Group II income of Rp. 1,700,000 < Rp. 1,000,000, Group III income of < Rp, 1,000,000. Group I receives a subsidy of Rp. 7,500,000, with max house price of Rp. 49,000,000 (15%), Group II subsidy amount is Rp. 10,000,000, with max house price of 37,000,000 (27%), Group 3 subsidy amount is Rp.12,500,000, with max house price of 25,000,000 (50%)
Notes: Both buy-down and upfront subsidies are provided to 3 groups based on their monthly income. Group I income of Rp. 2.500,000 < Rp. 1,700,000, Group II income of Rp. 1,700,000 < Rp. 1,000,000, Group III income of < Rp, 1,000,000. Group I receives a subsidy of Rp. 7,500,000, with max house price of Rp. 49,000,000 (15%), Group II subsidy amount is Rp. 10,000,000, with max house price of 37,000,000 (27%), Group 3 subsidy amount is Rp.12,500,000, with max house price of 25,000,000 (50%)
Notes: Both buy-down and upfront subsidies are provided to 3 groups based on their monthly income. Group I income of Rp. 2.500,000 < Rp. 1,700,000, Group II income of Rp. 1,700,000 < Rp. 1,000,000, Group III income of < Rp, 1,000,000. Group I receives a subsidy of Rp. 7,500,000, with max house price of Rp. 49,000,000 (15%), Group II subsidy amount is Rp. 10,000,000, with max house price of 37,000,000 (27%), Group 3 subsidy amount is Rp.12,500,000, with max house price of 25,000,000 (50%)
Notes: BP Tapera established in 2016
Notes: BP Tapera established in 2016
Notes: BP Tapera established in 2016
Notes: BTN
Notes: Capital acquisitions tax rate of 5%
Notes: Commercial banks only
Notes: Commercial banks only
Notes: Commercial banks only
Notes: Commercial banks only
Notes: Commercial banks only
Notes: Commercial banks only
Notes: Commercial banks only
Notes: Commercial banks only
Notes: Commercial banks only
Notes: Commercial banks only
Notes: Commercial banks only
Notes: Commercial banks only
Notes: Commercial banks only
Notes: Commercial banks only
Notes: Commercial banks only
Notes: Commercial banks only
Notes: Commercial banks only
Notes: Commercial banks only
Notes: Commercial banks only
Notes: Commercial banks only
Notes: Commercial banks only
Notes: Commercial banks only
Notes: Commercial banks only
Notes: Commercial banks only
Notes: Country Editor's Judgment and Historical Answer
Notes: Country Editor's Judgment and Historical Answer
Notes: Country Editor's Judgment and Historical Answer
Notes: Depending on source of funds
Notes: Depending on source of funds.
Notes: Depends on the area, but between 1.25% and 2% of loan amount. Mortgage Value + PNBP. Mortgage Value : determined by bank, based on its risk appetite. PNBP : Penerimaan Negara Bukan Pajak, refer to the Attachment of Government Regulation No. 13 year 2010. Figure calculated as 1.25% of median urban house price for new housing (USD $17940).
Notes: Depends on the area, but between 1.25% and 2% of loan amount. Mortgage Value + PNBP. Mortgage Value : determined by bank, based on its risk appetite. PNBP : Penerimaan Negara Bukan Pajak, refer to the Attachment of Government Regulation No. 13 year 2010. Figure calculated as 1.25% of median urban house price for new housing (USD $17940).
Notes: Does not exist
Notes: Does not exist
Notes: Does not exist
Notes: Does not exist
Notes: Does not exist
Notes: Each lender develops its own credit scoring system; credit bureau information is just one input.
Notes: Estimate based on new construction figures.
Notes: FLPP
Notes: FLPP
Notes: FLPP
Notes: Government housing subsidy allows choice between upfront and buy-down.
Notes: Government housing subsidy allows choice between upfront and buy-down.
Notes: IHPR (Price Index Properti Residential) calculated with simple index maintained by Central Bank on new residential construction in 14 cities.
Notes: Islamic mortgage subsidy program and Government housing subsidy.
Notes: Islamic Sharia compliant banks.
Notes: Jamkrindo and Askrindo are both state-owned enterprises that have been given special mandates by the Government to guarantee credit and financing
Notes: Jamkrindo and Askrindo are both state-owned enterprises that have been given special mandates by the Government to guarantee credit and financing
Notes: Jamkrindo and Askrindo are both state-owned enterprises that have been given special mandates by the Government to guarantee credit and financing
Notes: Jamkrindo and Askrindo are both state-owned enterprises that have been given special mandates by the Government to guarantee credit and financing
Notes: Jamkrindo and Askrindo are both state-owned enterprises that have been given special mandates by the Government to guarantee credit and financing
Notes: Jamkrindo and Askrindo are both state-owned enterprises that have been given special mandates by the Government to guarantee credit and financing
Notes: Jamkrindo and Askrindo are both state-owned enterprises that have been given special mandates by the Government to guarantee credit and financing
Notes: Jamkrindo and Askrindo are both state-owned enterprises that have been given special mandates by the Government to guarantee credit and financing
Notes: Jamkrindo and Askrindo are both state-owned enterprises that have been given special mandates by the Government to guarantee credit and financing
Notes: Jamkrindo and Askrindo are both state-owned enterprises that have been given special mandates by the Government to guarantee credit and financing
Notes: Jamkrindo and Askrindo are both state-owned enterprises that have been given special mandates by the Government to guarantee credit and financing
Notes: Jamkrindo and Askrindo are both state-owned enterprises that have been given special mandates by the Government to guarantee credit and financing
Notes: Jamkrindo and Askrindo are both state-owned enterprises that have been given special mandates by the Government to guarantee credit and financing
Notes: Jamkrindo and Askrindo are both state-owned enterprises that have been given special mandates by the Government to insure credit and financing
Notes: Jamkrindo and Askrindo are both state-owned enterprises that have been given special mandates by the Government to insure credit and financing
Notes: Jamkrindo was founded in year 1970, Askrindo was founded in year 1971
Notes: Jamkrindo was founded in year 1970, Askrindo was founded in year 1971
Notes: Jamkrindo was founded in year 1970, Askrindo was founded in year 1971
Notes: Jamkrindo was founded in year 1970, Askrindo was founded in year 1971
Notes: Jamkrindo was founded in year 1970, Askrindo was founded in year 1971
Notes: Jamkrindo was founded in year 1970, Askrindo was founded in year 1971
Notes: Jamkrindo was founded in year 1970, Askrindo was founded in year 1971
Notes: Jamkrindo was founded in year 1970, Askrindo was founded in year 1971
Notes: Jamkrindo was founded in year 1970, Askrindo was founded in year 1971
Notes: Jamkrindo was founded in year 1970, Askrindo was founded in year 1971
Notes: Jamkrindo was founded in year 1970, Askrindo was founded in year 1971
Notes: Jamkrindo was founded in year 1970, Askrindo was founded in year 1971
Notes: Jamkrindo was founded in year 1970, Askrindo was founded in year 1971
Notes: Jamkrindo was founded in year 1970, Askrindo was founded in year 1971
Notes: Jamkrindo was founded in year 1970, Askrindo was founded in year 1971
Notes: Jamkrindo was founded in year 1970, Askrindo was founded in year 1971
Notes: Jamkrindo was founded in year 1970, Askrindo was founded in year 1971
Notes: Jamkrindo was founded in year 1970, Askrindo was founded in year 1971
Notes: Jamkrindo was founded in year 1970, Askrindo was founded in year 1971
Notes: Judgement and Historical Answer
Notes: Judgement and Historical Answer
Notes: Judgement and Historical Answer
Notes: Judgement and Historical Answer
Notes: Judgement and Historical Answer
Notes: Liens are only used on moveable property.
Notes: Liens are only used on moveable property.
Notes: Liquidity facility used to lower interest rates
Notes: Liquidity facility used to lower interest rates
Notes: Most common rate on 2-3 year fixed rate mortgages; term unknown
Notes: Multi-finance company
Notes: Multi-finance company
Notes: Multi-finance company
Notes: Multi-finance company
Notes: Multi-finance company
Notes: Multifinance/ non-depository.
Notes: Negligible; 0.1%.
Notes: Not for mortgages.
Notes: Not for mortgages.
Notes: Only on old portfolios.
Notes: Only on old portfolios.
Notes: Outstanding loan/GDP
Notes: Outstanding loan/GDP
Notes: PBB (land tax and building)
Notes: PBB (land tax and building)
Notes: Public servant provident fund Jamsostek
Notes: Public servant provident fund Jamsostek
Notes: Public servant provident fund Jamsostek
Notes: Public servant provident fund Jamsostek
Notes: Public servant provident fund Jamsostek
Notes: Public servant provident fund Jamsostek
Notes: Public servant provident fund Jamsostek
Notes: Public servant provident fund Jamsostek
Notes: Public servant provident fund Jamsostek
Notes: Rental income is taxed at 10%
Notes: Rental income is taxed at 10%
Notes: Rental income is taxed at 10%
Notes: Rental income is taxed at 10%
Notes: Rental income is taxed at 10%
Notes: Rental income is taxed at 10%
Notes: Rental income is taxed at 10%
Notes: Rental income is taxed at 10%
Notes: Rental income is taxed at 10%
Notes: Rental income is taxed at 10%
Notes: Rental income is taxed at 10%
Notes: Rental income is taxed at 10%
Notes: Rough estimate; BTN makes most subsidized mortgages.
Notes: Rp 101,000 billion estimate. IMF end of period market exchange rate for December 2008 used (Rp 11,243.80 = 1 USD).
Notes: Rp 152.33 million. IMF annual average market exchange rate for 2008 (Rp 9,756.75 = 1 USD). IHPR (Price Index Properti Residential) calculated with index simple to relate method.
Notes: Rp 4mm per household
Notes: Rp 812,141 / month. Province minimum wage. Exchange rate calculated as Federal Reserve average rates for 2005 - 2008 (Rp 8,491 = 1 USD).
Notes: Rp. 100,000
Notes: Rp. 100,000
Notes: Rp. 2.2 million/month. Figure is a rough estimate and derived from the Susenast 2004 household expenditure survey. IMF annual average market exchange rate for 2008 (Rp 9,676.60 = 1 USD).
Notes: Secondary mortgage institution SMF
Notes: Secondary mortgage institution SMF
Notes: Since the effective date of Government Regulation Number 13 year 2010 (Jan, 22nd 2010), the title related fees have increased form Rp. 25.000($3) to Rp. 50.000 ($6).
Notes: Since the effective date of Government Regulation Number 13 year 2010 (Jan, 22nd 2010), the title related fees have increased form Rp. 25.000($3) to Rp. 50.000 ($6).
Notes: Small.
Notes: SMF
Notes: SMF acts as a liquidity facility
Notes: SMF acts as a liquidity facility
Notes: SMF acts as a liquidity facility
Notes: SMF acts as a liquidity facility
Notes: SMF acts as a liquidity facility
Notes: SMF acts as a liquidity facility
Notes: SMF acts as a liquidity facility
Notes: SMF acts as a liquidity facility
Notes: SMF acts as a liquidity facility
Notes: Some experimentation with one year FRM and Indexed afterwards.
Notes: Some experimentation with one year FRM and Indexed afterwards.
Notes: Source BI SBDK KPR Bank Umum bank dengan sbdk dianggap sebagai originator Mortgage Interest Rate (SBDK) end of des
Notes: Source BI SBDK KPR Bank Umum bank dengan sbdk dianggap sebagai originator Mortgage Interest Rate (SBDK) end of des
Notes: Source BI SBDK KPR Bank Umum bank originator dibagi seluruh bank Mortgage Interest Rate (SBDK) end of feb
Notes: Source BI SBDK KPR Bank Umum bank originator dibagi seluruh bank Mortgage Interest Rate (SBDK) end of feb
Notes: Stamp duty ranges from IDR3,000 to 6,000 (~USD1)
Notes: Subsidized interest rate of 5% offered by FLPP
Notes: Subsidized interest rate of 5% offered by FLPP
Notes: The BPS Housing and Settlement Survey of 2004 shows 95% of the housing stock in fairly good condition according to owner's assessment. 7.4 million units are estimated to be substandard by the State Ministry of Housing.
Notes: The only FRM are the old BTN subsidized portfolio now being paid off.
Notes: The only FRM are the old BTN subsidized portfolio now being paid off.
Notes: type 46-70 sq m2, average exchange rate
Notes: type 46-70 sq m2, average exchange rate
Notes: UU Perdata, UU hak Tanggungan
Notes: UU Perdata, UU hak Tanggungan
Notes: wages statistics