Benhil Property

Peruri 88

Jakarta Selatan

Peruri 88 is in the Blok M area, Kebayoran Baru, South Jakarta, or precisely next to the Attorney General's Office and ASEAN Secretary. This apartment is a mixed-use building consisting of 860 apartment units and 650 hotel rooms with 5,600 parking areas. This apartment combines the availability of green areas with skyscrapers in the capital city. This project offers units that are suitable for every lifestyle, including one smaller bedroom, a tall porch and city house.   The Mega Project of Peruri 88 with its 389-meter height and iconic design was developed by the Republic of Indonesia Money Printing (Peruri). This is why this apartment was established in the Blok M area, which is still the site of the old Peruri office building, followed by the number 88 that indicates the height of the building. The existence of this luxury building itself is one of the efforts of the expansion of business in the property sector carried out by Peruri. The developer initiation is by revitalizing the assets that have been owned in Bogor, Padalarang, and other cities.   All of the Peruri 88 block towers have semi-public roof gardens, parks, playgrounds, spas, gyms, outdoor restaurants and swimming pools. The hotel is located on floors 44 to 86 with a panoramic restaurant and viewing deck on the 88th floor. All the availability of this awesome facility comes from the estimated value of the project investment which has now increased from the previous, namely from Rp 3 trillion to Rp 3.5 trillion, and is now estimated reaching Rp. 4 trillion.   The Peruri 88 developer cooperates with 10 BUMNs in the construction sector to realize this property project through a beauty contest. The land area of ??5.4 ha is owned by Peruri itself, which will later be built to reach an area of ??300,000 m2. The location of this project is very premium because it is located right at the corner of the intersection opposite the Attorney General's Office and the Asean Secretariat.   Peruri 88 development is targeted to last for 2-3 years, with the scheme being studied best between the concepts of operational cooperation, built operate and transfer (BOT), or other alternatives. Peruri also invited state-owned banks to participate in financing this project.