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| Atmosphere night in one corner of the city of Balikpapan, East Kalimantan. (balikpapan.go.id) |
Surabaya, East Java
Occupies the top position in the city's 100 businesses by SWA magazine, the second largest city in Indonesia, this is the first choice of investors, after Jakarta.
Its economy is broad and large, equipped with a local government efforts to facilitate the flow of investment by applying online through the process of e-government, make this city attractive to investors, both local and foreign.
Plans to build the MRT also will make the price of property in this area more competitive.
Bandung, West Java
Bandung is one of the favorite tourist destination for people of Jakarta, especially since Cipularang opened 10 years ago and made increasingly easy access to Bandung. Infrastructure has improved, since Ridwan Kamil served as mayor.
Developments, such as parks, public transportation, or even the famous city of Teknopolis, of course, will make the city more attractive to investors, both local and foreign.
Makassar, South Sulawesi
Makassar is an important point in eastern Indonesia, its economy is largely driven by the services sector and industry. With an economic growth of 9.8 percent in 2014, many investors are looking for opportunities to invest in Makassar.
Countries, such as France, Japan, New Zealand, Poland, the US and Singapore expressed their interest to invest in various sectors in the city, such as technology, infrastructure, hospitality, and urban planning. (Asp)
Sumber: viva.co.id
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