Kemiri Muka – residential settlement in Depok city, in the vicinity of Jakarta
Kemiri Muka is a settlement located in West Java (Jawa Barat), which belongs to the Beji district (Kecamatan Beji) and is administratively part of Depok city (Kota Depok). Depok is situated directly on Jakarta's southern border and is the third most populous urban center in the Greater Jakarta metropolitan agglomeration after Jakarta and Bekasi. Based on Kemiri Muka's coordinates (-6.3794761, 106.8311122), the settlement is located in the northern part of Depok, in a zone close to the capital. The available data sources do not contain detailed information specifically about Kemiri Muka, so the following section presents verifiable facts about the broader Depok city and Beji district, clearly indicating the source level.
General overview
Kemiri Muka forms part of Kecamatan Beji, which is one of Depok city's inner districts with relatively dense settlement. Depok city itself extends over approximately 199.91 km², and according to 2020 census data had 2,056,400 inhabitants; the official estimate for mid-2024 shows 2,163,635 residents, which represents approximately 10,823 persons per square kilometer. Depok became an independent city on April 20, 1999, having previously belonged to Bogor Regency. The city is known as an educational and commercial center, and is Indonesia's second most populous suburban city after Bekasi, while also ranking among the world's ten most populous agglomerations. Kemiri Muka is situated within this intensely urbanized, continuously expanding urban fabric, where proximity to Jakarta shapes daily life: many Depok residents commute to the capital for work. Specific detailed statistics for Beji district are not available in this source material, so regarding the settlement's unique characteristics only this can be stated: that it lies within a high-density, urban agglomerative unit.
Real estate and investment
Settlement-level data specifically about Kemiri Muka's real estate market do not appear in the available sources, however some general observations can be made based on the broader Depok urban context. Depok, as Jakarta's direct neighbor and one of Indonesia's most populous suburban cities, traditionally shows strong real estate demand: middle-class households displaced from the capital, university students, and commuting workers all seek residential offerings in the city. Within Beji district, where Kemiri Muka is located, northern location and proximity to Jakarta generally means higher real estate prices and greater market activity than in the southern, less urbanized parts of Depok — however this is an observation about general market dynamics at the regency level, not verified data specific to Kemiri Muka. Regarding foreign citizens, the general framework of Indonesian land ownership regulations applies: Hak Milik (full ownership rights) is available only to Indonesian citizens, while foreigners may acquire property use rights in the form of Hak Pakai (use rights) or Hak Sewa (lease rights), which applies throughout the country. From an investment perspective, Depok city's continuous population growth and close connection to the Jakarta agglomeration generally create a favorable context for long-term real estate market developments — but this too is a regency-level relationship, not a specific market assessment for Kemiri Muka.
Safety and security
Settlement-level crime statistics or official security assessments regarding Kemiri Muka's public safety do not appear in the available sources. Regarding the broader Depok city in general terms, it is a high-density, rapidly growing Indonesian agglomerative city, characterized by typical urban security conditions that accompany urban life. In Indonesia, in large metropolitan agglomerations, particularly in the Jabodetabek region (Jakarta, Bogor, Depok, Tangerang, Bekasi), authorities operate with regular presence, and public area safety generally meets the standards of major cities in developing countries. However, specific security assessment or crime statistics cannot be provided regarding Kemiri Muka or Beji district, as such data is not available in verified sources. For travelers and interested parties, it is recommended to also consult current information from local authorities, the Hungarian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, or other reliable sources.
Tourist attractions
Named tourist attractions do not appear in available sources regarding Kemiri Muka, and no such data can be found in verified material regarding Beji district. In the broader Depok city and its immediate surroundings, the verified fact is that Depok as a whole is classified as a city with an educational and commercial profile, not primarily as a tourism destination. Due to the city's proximity, Jakarta's sights and cultural institutions are accessible with relatively short travel northward, while to the south Bogor and the Puncak highland areas offer natural and cultural attractions — these, however, lie beyond Depok's administrative boundaries. Within Kemiri Muka itself and its immediate vicinity, no tourist site can be named with source support; the settlement appears to be fundamentally a residential and urban-function unit based on available information.
Summary
Kemiri Muka, as part of Kecamatan Beji, forms an element of Depok city, one of West Java's most dynamically growing agglomerative centers, situated directly in the southern vicinity of Jakarta. The available source material contains only data regarding the broader Depok city — the 2020 population of 2.05 million, the land area of 199.91 km², and the city's independent status from 1999 are among these. An independent characterization of Kemiri Muka regarding tourism, public safety, or real estate markets cannot be carried out due to lack of sources; the settlement is best understood in the context of the Jakarta agglomeration, as a densely populated, urban suburban unit.
