Written by : Lisa Comsatun The rules of the game just changed. When a government shifts its regulatory framework, it isn’t just a paperwork update; it’s a market-wide filter. The Indonesian Real Estate Brokers Association (AREBI) Bali held a Regional Conference (Musda) in Kuta, Friday, February 20, 2026. Michael Hikma Gunawan was recently reappointed to…
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Indonesia is undertaking reforms to strengthen governance in the country’s property industry. Government Regulation No. 28 of 2025, issued in early June, reclassifies property brokerage from a low-risk to a medium-high-risk business. In addition to being required to have a Business Identification Number (Nomor Induk Berusaha), the regulation also emphasizes the importance of competency certification…
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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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