An IMB in Bali is a critical component of any property transaction. Without a valid building permit and proper zoning status, investors may face serious legal setbacks. Many foreign buyers overlook these requirements, assuming that all listings are ready for immediate use. However, due diligence in checking both the IMB and land zoning can protect…
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Southeast Asia’s property investment market is booming, with a 16% year-on-year increase reported across the region. This Southeast Asia property surge highlights renewed investor confidence, driven by strong domestic consumption, growing digital economies, and strategic export diversification. Within this positive regional trend, Indonesia stands out as a major beneficiary, poised for accelerated economic growth in…
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Owning a pre-1997 land certificate could put your property at legal risk if it remains unreported. The Ministry of Agrarian Affairs and Spatial Planning/National Land Agency (ATR/BPN) urges landowners to verify and update these certificates as part of an ongoing national mapping initiative. Many of these older certificates lack cadastral maps, which are essential for…
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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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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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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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The government has made property in Indonesia increasingly accessible to foreigners by simplifying ownership regulations. For instance, recent policies have eased requirements, making it possible for non-citizens to invest in real estate legally. The government has introduced faster permits and required PT PMAs for certain property types to attract foreign investors. So yes, foreigners can…
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Bali has been on the bucket list of many travelers around the world, making it a dream destination for real estate investment. Villa investment in Bali is considered one of the most attractive options for passive income and property appreciation. Whether you’re a seasoned investor or just starting out, understanding key strategies is crucial to…
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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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