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Using a staggered Difference-in-Differences design with simulated policy shocks on 17 provincial panels (2012–2024). Provinces are classified into two groups: a "high-risk" group for LTV tightening (based on peak non-performing loans) and a "low-growth" group for LTV relaxation (based on severe credit contraction). Results show an asymmetric effect: LTV tightening in high-risk provinces reduces mortgage distribution by 16.3%, while relaxation in low-growth areas has limited impact. The main conclusion is that a shift from a uniform to an adaptive, regionally-differentiated LTV framework can enhance financial stability by proactively containing regional credit bubbles. This study provides a methodological blueprint for simulating macroprudential policies and offers clear evidence for Indonesian regulators to design more responsive and equitable housing market regulations. housing loan LTV pseudo policy shock DiD Full Text Additional Declarations No competing interests reported. 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