Former Hotel Sultan Site Executed, Valued at a Staggering Rp 28.9 Trillion

The Central Jakarta District Court has executed the eviction of the former Hotel Sultan complex, with a spokesperson revealing the property’s value at a staggering Rp 28.9 trillion. Court spokesperson Sunoto stated that the execution of the land and buildings in the elite Jakarta area represents the largest and most expensive civil execution in Indonesian history. The execution was carried out to enforce the Central Jakarta District Court ruling Number 208/Pdt.G/2025/Jkt.Pst in conjunction with the Eviction Execution Order Number 01/Pdt.Eks/2026/PN.JKT.PST. The land in question comprises former Right to Build (HGB) titles Number 26 and Number 27 on Jalan Jendral Gatot Subroto, Central Jakarta. The petitioner in the lawsuit is the Minister of State Secretariat, while the defendant is PT Indobuildco. The court ruling ordered the defendant to vacate and return the HGB land parcels and all structures on them to the plaintiff, and declared the decision enforceable immediately despite any appeals. Sunoto emphasised that the execution process was conducted in accordance with applicable law, particularly civil procedural law, and was led by the court clerk with assistance from junior clerks and bailiffs. Security was provided by the police and military, with all parties present. The eviction will be carried out in stages over one month, with movable goods inventoried and stored at Jababeka warehouses in Cikarang, West Java, specifically at ESR Cikarang Logistics Park 1 managed by PT Pos Indonesia and the MM 2100 Industrial Estate managed by PT Republik Manor Propertindo. With the execution, the assets valued at Rp 28.9 trillion are now returned to the state asset register.