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What to expect in Indonesia's expat housing market post-COVID
What to expect in Indonesia's expat housing market post-COVID
The pandemic has caused residential vacancies to rise as companies cancel their expatriate housing contracts.
Jakarta's Grade A office leasing activity to pick up from Q3: JLL
But net absorption is likely to be down YoY.
Indonesia's hospitals brace for disruption in healthtech and consumer behaviour
Traditional business models are being broken due to changes caused by healthtech and moves towards universal healthcare.
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