Investing in the property sector in Indonesia has become increasingly attractive, especially for foreign investors. One common question is whether Foreign Investment Company or in Bahasa, PT PMA (Perusahaan Terbatas Penanaman Modal Asing) can become a property developer in Indonesia. To answer this, it’s essential to consider several legal provisions that apply in the country….
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I have visited Labuan Bajo many times for both business and pleasure, and I recently had the opportunity to return. Before COVID, we even considered opening an office there, and for now, we are developing strategic relationships to better serve our clients. I firmly believe Labuan Bajo is on the verge of a tipping point…
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Fraudulent property brokers have become a growing concern in Indonesia. As a result, the government is taking decisive action to eliminate them and restore trust in the real estate market. To address this issue, recent initiatives focus on eliminating unlicensed brokers, allowing officials to create a safer environment for consumers. Consequently, these measures signal a…
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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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Spatial planning regulation in Bali plays a crucial role in maintaining the island’s unique environment and cultural heritage. Recently, the Police Chief addressed significant concerns regarding compliance with these regulations, particularly in light of the controversial case involving PT. Parq Ubud Partners. This case highlights the urgent need for developers to adhere to zoning laws,…
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The Indonesia warehousing industry growth is experiencing an unprecedented surge, driven by e-commerce and technological advancements. As businesses adapt to digital trends, the demand for modern, efficient warehousing solutions has skyrocketed. This shift has positioned the warehousing sector as a formidable competitor to traditional real estate investments. The industry is reshaping Indonesia’s logistics landscape and…
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A survey by Knight Frank Indonesia at the beginning of 2025 shows high optimism in the Indonesian property sector. The survey, titled Property Outlook 2025, indicates that despite global economic and geopolitical tensions, property players predict these factors won’t significantly affect the national economy. They expect the economy to remain stable. Although there are some…
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Foreign housing investment plays a crucial role in driving Indonesia’s ambitious housing initiatives. With President Prabowo Subianto’s goal to construct 3 million homes annually, foreign investors have stepped in as valuable partners. Their contributions not only address the housing shortage but also stimulate economic growth. Countries like China, Qatar, and the UAE have shown interest,…
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The townhouse development trend in Bali is transforming the real estate market. These modern housing options combine convenience, sustainability, and luxury, making them highly desirable for both local and international buyers. As demand for low-maintenance, eco-friendly homes grows, developers are embracing the townhouse model to meet evolving preferences. This trend is not only redefining residential…
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