Indonesia's Property Sector Remains Highly Attractive, JLL Records Transactions Exceeding Rp3.1 Trillion
Indonesia’s property market demonstrates strong appeal amid global economic dynamics. In line with conditions in the country, JLL Indonesia recorded a substantial transaction value throughout 2025.
The magnetism of Indonesia’s property sector includes its resilience and ongoing growth potential, supported by infrastructure development, digital economy expansion, and Indonesia’s strategic position in the regional distribution network. Additionally, the large consumer market and demographic factors further attract investors across various property asset classes.
Based on MSCI Real Assets data, JLL Indonesia holds a market share of 89.9% and recorded a total transaction volume of US$181 million, or approximately Rp3.1 trillion (estimated exchange rate of 17,380 per US dollar). This achievement positions the company as Indonesia’s number one property investment advisor for five consecutive years.
“We are grateful for the continued trust placed in JLL Indonesia by our clients,” stated Country Head and Head of Industrial & Logistics at JLL Indonesia, Farazia Basarah, in a written statement on Thursday, 30 April 2026.
Farazia noted that this nearly 90% market share reflects the strength of the company’s collaboration with both domestic and international investors who see long-term value in Indonesia’s economic growth. She is optimistic that the property sector remains solid, with strong interest from foreign investors.
“We also continue to see healthy interest from institutional investors, family offices, and foreign capital seeking opportunities in Indonesia’s property sector,” Farazia added.
JLL dominates the market by handling various high-value transactions in several countries. Its performance in Indonesia even serves as a regional benchmark, thanks to a combination of local market understanding and a strong global network.
“Indonesia remains a crucial market for property growth in Southeast Asia,” said Head of Capital Markets at JLL Indonesia and Executive Director of Capital Markets for Southeast Asia, Jacintha Tabalujan Herzog.
The company has also executed several joint venture schemes between international and local developers. This achievement further strengthens Indonesia’s position as a regional property investment destination.
Throughout 2025, JLL also recorded various strategic achievements in Southeast Asia. The company was involved in large-scale industrial projects, increased transactions in the logistics and industrial sectors due to supply chain diversification, and a surge in cross-border investments from Singapore, Japan, South Korea, to Western countries into the surrounding areas.