Jakarta’s office space faces a critical challenge as millions of square meters remain vacant. The city’s office market is struggling with an oversupply and shifting work trends. Businesses transitioning to hybrid or remote setups have reduced the need for traditional office spaces, leaving entire buildings unoccupied. This growing problem raises questions about the future of…
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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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