People who aspire to own a home with unique character and high architectural value inspired by Japanese design can now find it at Kota Podomoro Tenjo, at an affordable price starting from IDR 270 million per unit.

As the first Japanese-themed residential product in the development, Midori at Cluster Mahogany stands as the main highlight. Each home is thoughtfully designed with Japanese-inspired façades, landscaping, and ornamental details, complemented by an inner greenbelt and the tranquil Mahogany Garden, creating a harmonious living environment.

Head of Marketing of Kota Podomoro Tenjo, Rubby Agustianto, explained that Midori at Cluster Mahogany is designed as a seamless blend of Japanese architectural aesthetics and the functional living needs of modern families.

â??Midori at Cluster Mahogany is the first cluster we introduced to meet the demand for unique homes with a distinctive Japanese character. We have also developed various facilities that support residentsâ?? daily activities, all inspired by Japanese design principles,â?? Rubby stated on Friday (December 5).

Kota Podomoro Tenjo once again reaffirms its commitment and development quality through the early handover of residential units at Magnolia Cluster, along with the inaugural handover of Lotus Arcade shophouses. This achievement serves as tangible proof that consumersâ?? trust and investments are in reliable hands.

The handover marks an important milestone in the development of Kota Podomoro Tenjo as a well-planned and sustainable township. Supported by ongoing infrastructure development and continuously growing facilities, Kota Podomoro Tenjo demonstrates consistent and promising progress.

With the expansion of facilities and increasing area activities, the investment value of Kota Podomoro Tenjo is expected to continue rising, in line with the developerâ??s commitment to delivering high-quality residential and commercial environments for residents and investors alike.

Tuesday, October 21, 2025 The Regent of Bogor officially inaugurated the Soebianto Flyover and Pedestrian Bridge (JPO), a result of collaboration with the private sector to enhance accessibility, mobility, and public safety in Tenjo. Regent Rudy Susmanto led the official handover ceremony of the Soebianto Flyover and Pedestrian Bridge, which was also marked by a land grant signing between the Bogor Regency Government, PT Kereta Api Indonesia (KAI), and Agung Podomoro Group, held at the Podomoro Marketing Gallery Building, Tenjo, on Tuesday (October 21, 2025).

There were three main agendas during the event.

First, the inauguration of the Soebianto Flyover, a non-budget (non-APBD) infrastructure project built through the initiative and contribution of the private sector, particularly Agung Podomoro Group. The flyover has passed a feasibility test and is declared ready for public use, supporting smoother mobility for residents of Tenjo and surrounding areas.

Second, the land grant signing between Agung Podomoro Group and PDAM Tirta Kahuripan, aimed at strengthening the clean water supply infrastructure in the Tenjo area. This grant enables PDAM to expand its service coverage to local communities and new development areas.

Third, the Bogor Regency Government and PT Kereta Api Indonesia (Persero) signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) regarding the utilization of land around station areas. This initiative aims to organize and optimize land use surrounding nine train stations across Bogor Regency, including Tenjo Station.

This event marks a tangible step toward improving infrastructure quality, enhancing accessibility,