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Jakarta hotel transaction volume could surpass USD200m this year
There is strong investor interest in the sector.
Jakarta hotel transaction volume could surpass USD200m this year
There is strong investor interest in the sector.
Jakarta hotel performance expected to slow until Q1 2025
This is following a robust performance in Q3 2024.
What will drive Jakarta’s retail rental growth until 2026?
Landlords must maintain profitability and tenant satisfaction.
Jakarta’s serviced apartment supply to hit 7,793 units by end-2025
There are three projects expected to be completed over the next year.
Guess which hotel chain has the most properties in Jakarta
This brand operates a total of 34 establishments in the city.
How can Jakarta retail landlords maintain profitability and tenant satisfaction?
Retail rents are expected to remain stable till the end of the year.
Jakarta strata-title apartment asking price inches up by 0.4% in Q3
Developers are aiming to deplete remaining stock.
New international brands flock Jakarta’s retail scene in Q3
Find out which brands opened new stores in the city.
Jakarta retail occupancy rate expected to drop to 73% by year-end
The occupancy rate was at 74.4% in Q3
Jakarta apartment stock expected to grow by 2.5% in 2024
The city currently has 226,815 units in stock.
Why Jakarta’s serviced apartment sector holds strong long-term potential
The sector has had notable growth in supply and demand since 2019.
Jakarta’s cumulative retail supply steady at 4.9m sqm in Q3
A few projects are slated to open towards the end of the year.
Apartment take-up rate in Jakarta dips to 87.8% in Q3
Newly launched apartments had a downward pressure on take-up rates.
Jakarta’s office leasing sector remains a tenants’ market
Companies wield strong bargaining power.
Jakarta CBD office occupancy rate reaches 73% in Q3
The occupancy rate outside the CBD was lower at 70%.
Jakarta CBD office supply hits 7.38m sqm in Q3
Outside the CBD, supply reached 3.83m sqm during the same quarter.
Jakarta hotel performance set to improve until Q4
Occupancy rates are expected to grow as business activities increase.
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