Jakarta industrial land sales hits 74.5 hectares in Q3

Transactions reached over 200 hectares YTD.

According to a Colliers report, Jakarta’s industrial land market activity in Q3 2025 experienced a temporary slowdown due to demonstrations in late August, resulting in some transactions being postponed. However, this weakness was temporary, as land absorption performance in Q3 remained strong.

“Total land sales recorded 74.54 hectares, higher than the previous quarter. Year-to-date transactions reached 200.48 hectares, nearly matching full-year 2023 and likely to exceed the 2020–2023 annual average (~200 hectares),” the report said.

Here’s more from Colliers:

Fundamentally, demand remains solid. Strong interest originates from automotive, EV, logistics, and related supply-chain industries. Ongoing infrastructure development continues to support future demand prospects. Chinese companies remain significant players, not only in automotive and EV industries but also expanding into healthcare, cosmetics, consumer goods, and food & beverage (F&B).

Momentum from the EV industry serves as a primary new growth driver, particularly with plans for BYD to establish facilities in Subang. This presence is expected to generate multiplier effects for battery, electronics, chemical, and packaging suppliers, strengthening Indonesia’s position as a regional EV manufacturing hub.

Meanwhile, demand from small and mid-sized enterprises is rising, with Standard Factory Buildings (SFB) increasingly appealing to new operators requiring ready-built facilities. SFB development by industrial estates complements land sales strategically, providing tenant flexibility and income diversification for developers.