"Although it is possible to change the lease period from 25 years to 70 years, it is still cause for concern. Because it could be a while would spread to the ownership, "said a member of the House of Representatives Commission V, Sigit Sosiantomo, through a press release on Friday (22/03/2013). He was also heavily requested during the plan revision was revealed in a transparent PP.
Related to this matter lease rights, Sigit added, should also refer to the decision of the Constitutional Court dated March 25, 2008. In the decision, the Constitutional Court annulled Article 22 of Law 25/2004 on investment. The article gives the extension of tenure of land through land tenure to entrepreneurs or investors, both local and foreign. Before canceled, the article gives the concession extension to 95 years, HGB 80 years, and HPL 70 years.
According to Sigit, property ownership for foreigners will have a negative impact. Including, call him, the more difficult the lower classes get home. Moreover, added Sigit, the behavior of high-income residents generally view property as an investment rather than a place to stay. Often the case, after it was bought a year or two years, the property will be resold at double the price.
Again, this price increase will make it more difficult for low-income people to buy property. "This policy will be counterproductive to the PFM Act and flats that mengamanahkan government provide facilities to low-income people to get home," said Sigit. Not to mention, added Sigit, conversion of agricultural land into land property feared to be increasingly widespread.
"The value of all of the impact is far greater than the potential taxes that will be generated due to the ownership of foreign property," said Sigit. He also doubted the argument that the extension of the rental property is going to boost foreign investment.
According to Sigit, the Ministry of Housing better focus on meeting the housing needs of the people, rather than loosen foreign ownership of property provisions. "Currently backlog or shortfall in housing supply is still very high. Fact, programs flats (flats) and liquidity facilities housing (FLPP), seeded Kemenpera not significantly reduce the housing backlog," he stated.
Tapera bill currently being discussed in Parliament have not touched the crucial issues like access for low-income people (MBR) of non-formal sector can get a simple home healthy and habitable. Based on data from the Central Statistics Agency (BPS), the housing backlog in Indonesia in 2010 had reached 13.6 million. This figure is even projected to swell to 15 million by 2014.
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