Indonesia

Here’s a rundown of Indonesia’s recent industrial sales

The highest sales of over 22 hectares came from Karawang.

Recent trends in Jakarta’s retail market revealed

International brands are now opening their first stores in the city.

Guess how many hotel rooms Jakarta currently has

Supply is expected to grow 2.7% this year.

This office building was the only one to be completed in Jakarta in Q1

It is a 90,000sqm office building in the Sudirman corridor.

LOGOS SEA Indonesia clinches win at Real Estate Asia Awards

This site is the first multi-storey warehouse development in Indonesia awarded with BCA Singapore’s Green Mark Gold certification.

Jakarta to see over 600 new hotel rooms by end-2023

Majority of the new supply will be from 5-star hotels.

How Metland Indonesia deals with weaker residential purchasing power

The real estate firm continues to expand with residences that are attractive to consumers because of pricing, the ‘growing house’ concept, and sustainable features.

Three new shopping malls to open in Jakarta in 2023

Knight Frank said six more malls will open by 2025.

Nine new shopping centres to be completed in Jakarta by 2024

This equates to around 460,000sqm of new retail supply.

Landed houses offer a solution to housing backlogs hitting millennials

Millennials in urban areas are experiencing a 79% occupancy shortage.

SWID's metaverse high-rise buildings target the student market

70% of its occupants are students, whilst 30% are investors who then rent out their units to students.

Jakarta to see 700,000sqm of new office supply by 2025

A majority of the space is located in the CBD.

Significant structural shifts loom for Jakarta’s office sector: Colliers

Find out what challenges await this segment of the market.

What to expect from Jakarta’s hotel property sector in the coming years

There will be more 3-star hotels expected to be completed in 2024.

Guess how many new apartment units will be completed in Jakarta until 2026

There will be nearly 23,000 units to be added to the city’s supply.

Jakarta office rents to rise by 4-5% this year

The average CBD rents slipped by less than 1% in 2022.