Rent Apartment in Tanjung Priok

Having an international standard port, Tanjung Priok plays a vital role as a gateway to the national economy. The activity of loading and unloading goods and export-import containers is also a daily sight that can be found in this region. The presence of the Tanjung Priok access toll road also facilitates the transportation of various goods from and to Tanjung Priok Port. The presence of the Tanjung Priok access toll road also has an impact on the increasing potential of the property business in North Jakarta. In addition to reducing long congestion, the Tanjung Priok Toll Road can also facilitate local residents such as in East Jakarta to reach Tanjung Priok and Ancol areas in less than 10 minutes.

The name Tanjung Priok is taken from the word "cape" and "priok." The cape is a land jutting towards the sea. This is because Tanjung Priok is close to the Java Sea. While priok (pot) is a skillet made from clay. The Tanjung Priok area was once believed to be a production area and buying and selling pots of pots. Different versions call Tanjung Priok derived from the name of the tanjung tree which grows in the tomb of Habib Ali Al-Haddad. Habib Ali Al-Haddad, better known as Mbah Priok, is a clerical figure who has contributed to the spread of the teachings of Islam in the North Jakarta area. Habib Ali Al-Haddad or Mbah Priok died after being rolled up by the waves, and his body was found along with a pot and paddle. According to folklore, pots and paddles located on the side of the tomb of Mbah Priok grew into a tanjung tree. Therefore,