Across four districts, homes within a ten-minute walk of reliable transit are holding demand even as larger homes take longer to move.
| District | Transit walk | Median ask | Trend |
|---|---|---|---|
| Kota Baru | 8 min | Rp 18,9 jt/m² | +6% |
| Pusat Transit | 4 min | Rp 20,8 jt/m² | +3% |
| Rawa Utara | 16 min | Rp 15,2 jt/m² | −1% |
Address notebook
The article's transit theme is editorial, not a finding from a real housing dataset. Proximity alone does not describe a commute.
Test the route you will actually use| Route | Check the walk, crossings and station entrance rather than drawing a straight line from the building. |
|---|---|
| Timing | A route can feel different at the time you would actually use it. Service patterns belong to a current transport source. |
| Trade-off | Noise, access and the home's layout still matter. A transit label is not a valuation or a promise of future demand. |
A comparison works when area, price period and property type mean the same thing across entries.
A viewing notebook turns a promising listing into questions that can be checked.
We show the monthly commitment alongside the neighborhood and property trade-offs, so the number has context.