Jakarta's wealthy residents are snapping up second homes close to their work to avoid the city's notorious traffic jams. Photo: Bloomberg Jakarta's wealthy residents are snapping up second homes close to their work to avoid the city's notorious traffic jams. Photo: Bloomberg
Jakarta's wealthy residents are snapping up second homes close to their work to avoid the city's notorious traffic jams. Photo: Bloomberg
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Luxury Jakarta properties retain allure

Indonesian capital heads luxury global real estate index, writes Peta Tomlinson

Topic |   Jones Lang LaSalle's International Property
Peta Tomlinson
Peta Tomlinson

Updated: 9:19am, 24 Jun, 2014

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Jakarta's wealthy residents are snapping up second homes close to their work to avoid the city's notorious traffic jams. Photo: Bloomberg Jakarta's wealthy residents are snapping up second homes close to their work to avoid the city's notorious traffic jams. Photo: Bloomberg
Jakarta's wealthy residents are snapping up second homes close to their work to avoid the city's notorious traffic jams. Photo: Bloomberg
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