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How Jakarta mall owners can attract and retail high-quality tenants
How Jakarta mall owners can attract and retail high-quality tenants
Maintaining harmony between tenants and landlords is essential.
Jakarta retail supply to grow by 3% by end-2024
Thanks to three retail projects in the pipeline.
Jakarta sees five new hotels in Q2
These projects added 765 rooms to the city’s hotel supply.
Asian expats dominate Jakarta’s housing market
Majority of them prefer to stay in apartments instead of landed houses.
Taryan Group wins top awards for the newly announced Anantara Dragon Seseh Bali Resort & Residences
The property will be the first luxury beachfront resort in Seseh’s volcanic black sands.
Jakarta serviced apartment supply to reach 7,793 units by end-2025
These will be from four upcoming projects.
Jakarta to see 19 new residential projects in 2026
These projects will yield over 8,500 units.
Why Jakarta office landlords must focus on tenant retention strategies
Demand is expected to remain modest for the rest of 2024.
Existing projects dominate Jakarta’s Q2 residential sales
Nearly 69% of the sales were from existing projects, thanks to buyer preference for established developments.
Jakarta’s cumulative office supply hits over 11m sqm in Q2
Analysts expect it to remain unchanged until 2025.
Jakarta retail rents remain stable but service charges grow
The average rental rate in Jakarta was IDR 563,428 in Q1.
Farpoint clinches two Real Estate Asia Awards for Maestria Residences
Its Maestria Residences aims to become a vibrant community and a role model for sustainable development.
Jakarta retail occupancy rate to remain stable at 75% by end-2024
Thanks to committed tenants in upcoming malls.
Jakarta to see over 9,300 new apartments by 2026
Over 4,500 units will be completed in 2024.
Two new serviced apartments to watch out for in Jakarta in 2025
The projects will introduce over 400 new units.
Jakarta to see one new prime shopping mall this year
It will be located in the city’s central area.
Jakarta office rents down 7.3% in Q1
The rate of decline has slowed over the last two years.