Indonesia
Jakarta mall rents up 2.6% in 2025
Jakarta upper-luxury condo launches to remain limited in 2026
Blame it on subdued demand.
Greater Jakarta logistics stock tops 3.1m sqm in 2025
Net absorption hit a record 489,500sqm for the year.
Jakarta hotel inventory to grow by 1.6% this year
Midscale hotels and serviced apartments dominate the pipeline.
Jakarta Grade A office vacancy rate to drop to 32% by year-end
Thanks to sustained absorption in premium buildings.
Indonesia’s hotel investment pipeline to reach US$150m in 2026
Thanks to the recovery in tourism and sustained government support.
Guess which hotel markets in Indonesia outperformed on leisure-led demand
Several five-star hotels in one city reported that foreign guests account for up to 97% of total room nights.
Jakarta and Surabaya hotels pivot to leisure demand as MICE activity slows
Hotels emphasized digital promotions and social events to offset lost government MICE revenue.
Here’s why Indonesian hotel performance weakened in 2025
The decline in public-sector activity weighed on the hospitality sector.
Lyvin Properties bets on low-density luxury in Bali’s South Bukit
Space, privacy, and environment quality are now the main demand drivers.
Jakarta prime logistics supply to reach 3.4m sqm in 2026
The new stock will expand beyond the eastern corridor.
Jakarta office vacancy rate to decrease to 34% by year-end
Limited supply is expected for the remainder of 2025 and 2026.
Jakarta office rents to grow by 2-3% in 2026
The rental growth will be supported by landlords with solid occupancy rates.
Why Jakarta industrial land prices are now slightly lower than in Q4 2024
Prices averaged USD175.19 per sqm in Q3.
What was the biggest contributor to Jakarta’s strong Q3 industrial land sales?
It was a transaction involving over 25 hectares of land.
Jakarta industrial land sales hits 74.5 hectares in Q3
Transactions reached over 200 hectares YTD.
Here’s a rundown of Indonesia’s property investment market in Q3
Except for the hotel and retail markets, the other sectors are expected to slow before 2025 ends.
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