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Indonesia’s Path to Restoring Property Investor Confidence

A Turning Point for Southeast Asia’s Largest Economy Indonesia stands at a crossroads. As the world’s fourth most populous country prepares for a change in political leadership, investors in the property market are closely monitoring the situation. For many, memories of the 1998 Asian Financial Crisis still loom large. That period saw capital flight, violent unrest, and a total collapse of market confidence. While today’s Indonesia is a far cry from the turmoil of the past—with democratic institutions in place and robust economic fundamentals—the fear that history could repeat itself has not completely faded. Political Stability as a Key Investment

April 29, 2025 No Comments

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Another bumper year for Asia Pacific Commercial Real Estate?

Written by: Roddy Allan, Chief Research Officer, Asia Pacific at JLL 2024 was a year of consistent upside for the Asia Pacific CRE sector. Investment-wise, there were four consecutive quarters of annualized growth, bringing full-year investment volumes to US$ 130.4 billion, a 22% year-on-year (YoY) increase. Growth sources were diversified. The US Federal Reserve’s first interest rate cut in 4 years helped. Furthermore, record hotel transaction volumes from travel returning to pre-pandemic levels, and sustained momentum in investor appetite for data centers in the region, fueled by rapid AI development and demand for cloud computing infrastructure, also influenced sentiment.

January 31, 2025 No Comments