Indonesia’s industrial land sales showed promising growth in 2024, driven largely by the data center sector. Sanny Iskandar, Chairman of the Indonesian Industrial Estates Association, explained that increased digitalization and growing demand for data storage fueled this growth. “This trend is heavily influenced by government policies on digital transformation, as well as the rise of…
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Agricultural land conversion is becoming a pressing issue in Indonesia as housing and urban development demand grows. With rapid urbanization, policymakers face challenges balancing residential expansion with preserving valuable agricultural land. As 2025 approaches, the government is introducing new regulations to address this issue. These changes will significantly impact developers and farmers, making it crucial…
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The Omnibus Law for Housing Sector seeks to simplify Indonesia’s housing regulations and address the country’s pressing need for affordable homes. By streamlining bureaucratic processes, the law will reduce barriers for developers and speed up housing projects. As part of the government’s 3 million homes program, the law aims to significantly boost the housing supply….
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Bali property market is expected to continue flourishing in both residential and commercial sectors. This optimistic outlook is supported by the ever-growing tourism industry and rising foreign investments, which are driving up property prices on the island. Johannes Weissenbaeck, Founder & CEO of OXO Group, highlighted Bali’s status as a prominent property investment destination—not only…
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Property agents across Indonesia are calling on the government to implement a nationwide property agent certification program. This certification is seen as essential for recognizing property agents as professionals in marketing both primary and secondary properties. Additionally, it aims to enhance the agents’ performance and professionalism. Bharat Buxani, Senior Vice President of Marketing at a…
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The Indonesian government has announced a waiver of the Building Construction Permit (PBG) for low-income housing. This waived building permit fee policy will be implemented nationwide, easing financial burdens on qualifying homeowners once the official government circular is issued. What Does the Building Approval Levy Waiver Mean? Indonesia’s Minister of Home Affairs, Tito Karnavian, confirmed…
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Indonesia’s economic growth in the third quarter of 2024 slowed to just 4.95 percent, falling below the 5 percent mark. This slowdown is primarily attributed to a decline in consumer spending, a key driver of economic growth. However, there is a silver lining as the government has introduced measures to stimulate consumption. One such measure…
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Indonesia’s property sector continues to flourish, particularly in the Greater Jakarta areas of Bekasi and Jababeka. As transportation facilities connecting the Jabodetabek region improve, both residential and commercial property developments are surging in demand. Developers are capitalizing on this growth to meet the needs of both direct consumers and investors, with expectations for robust…
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Planning a holiday or property investment in Bali? Before you start searching for your dream villa, be aware of the growing number of villa rental scams or construction projects targeting unsuspecting tourists. From fake listings to fraudulent payment methods, these scams can ruin your initial plans and result in financial loss. By following these expert…
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A major shift is on the horizon for those planning to build their own properties in Indonesia. Beginning in January 2025, the tax rate for self-construction activities will be rising. This adjustment is designed to create a more equitable tax system. Let’s find out the details. Fairer Tax System In mid-September 2024, the Indonesian Ministry…
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