Property manager who is a subsidiary of Agung Podomoro Group, Inner City Management, recorded managing 150,000 units of apartments in 50 projects. In 2018, they plan to add the management of apartments in 2 more projects. "We have a request in Pejaten and Bekasi, but not yet a survey," said Inner City Management Director Bambang Setiobudi Madja.
Bambang said, property management business is inversely proportional to property development. As property development is sluggish, the property management business is improving. Bambang admitted, the growth of Inner City Management business several years is quite good which is described by the number of workers who continue to grow. For example, security officers who are now thousands of them. Coupled with other workers, the total may reach 10,000 workers. "We needed (developers) to save on expenses, we needed for operational efficiency," Bambang explained. This year, Inner City Management is focusing on improving service for residents by launching integrated access cards with electronic money. In addition to functioning as a key apartment unit, access cards can also be used to transact non-cash or cashless. Procurement of e-money based on this apartment access card, Inner City Management cooperates with PT Bank Rakyat Indonesia (Persero) Tbk (BRI). In addition to electronic money, Inner City will also launch applications for tenants. Through these applications residents can check bills, pay Environmental Management Dues (IPL), pay water bills, electricity, parking subscriptions, internet, and phone. This application also features to order apartment facilities, ask for laundering services, food orders from kiosks, and many more.
