President Prabowo Subianto’s ambitious plan to build 3 million homes is facing significant delays, raising concerns among property developers. With no clear roadmap and slow government execution, the project remains stagnant, impacting the property market and related industries. Developers Express Concerns Over Delayed Execution Leading property developer associations have voiced their frustration over the slow…
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Illegal property developments in Bogor have triggered a strict response from the government. The Ministry of Environment (KLH) and the Ministry of Agrarian Affairs and Spatial Planning (ATR/BPN) are enforcing environmental regulations against property owners who violate land use laws. This case underscores the importance of environmental law enforcement in Indonesia to protect natural ecosystems…
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The Bali Nominee Regulation will serve as a crucial tool to protect local investments and tackle illegal foreign-owned villas. With increasing numbers of foreign nationals acquiring assets through unlawful means, the Bali government strives to safeguard the local economy and preserve the island’s cultural and natural heritage. The Growing Concern of Illegal Foreign Ownership In…
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Subang Karawang industrial land is attracting strong investor interest due to its strategic location and expanding infrastructure. As demand for industrial space in Greater Jakarta rises, these regions have emerged as key players in Indonesia’s industrial growth. Government support and improving connectivity further enhance their appeal, making them prime choices for industrial investment. Rising Demand…
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Flooding has become a growing concern in Indonesia, particularly in major urban areas like Jakarta and Semarang. The flood impact on property market has been significant, affecting property values, buyer confidence, and development practices. Homebuyers are now more cautious about investing in flood-prone locations, while developers and the government face pressure to improve flood mitigation…
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Construction Permits in Indonesia are essential for legal and safe building projects. Without them, property owners risk fines or even demolition. The government enforces strict regulations to ensure all structures meet safety and zoning standards. Recent policies emphasize compliance, making it crucial for builders to secure the necessary approvals. Understanding these permit requirements helps prevent…
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The demand for eco-living property is rising as millennials seek homes that balance modern convenience with sustainability. As environmental concerns grow, younger buyers are prioritizing energy efficiency, smart home features, and green building materials. Developers are responding by integrating eco-friendly elements into new housing projects, making sustainable living more accessible and attractive. Why Millennials Prefer…
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Indonesia is opening its doors to foreign investors to accelerate infrastructure growth. President Prabowo Subianto has emphasized the significance of Indonesia’s Infrastructure Development, calling it a top priority for the next five years. His recent announcement at the World Governments Summit in Dubai underlines the government’s commitment to enhancing connectivity and fostering economic growth. By…
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Green Property Development is becoming increasingly vital in Indonesia as the country strives to meet its Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) goals. Currently, only 305 property projects, including high-rise buildings and residential areas, have received green certification. This number pales in comparison to Singapore, which boasts over 1,000 certified green properties. To address this gap,…
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From vibrant hub to silent shell. Bali’s “Russian Village,” Parq Ubud, has been forced to close its doors following allegations of illegal land use. In a move highlighting the seriousness of this situation, the Gianyar Local Government shut down the accommodation for the second time on January 20, 2025, and arrested its director on illegal…
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