Indonesia’s new housing market is starting to turn a corner after a difficult start to 2026. The recovery is not yet strong enough to say the market has fully bounced back, but the latest figures show a significant improvement, particularly in the second quarter. Bank Indonesia’s Residential Property Price Survey (SHPR) recorded a 25.67% year-on-year […]
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The Indonesian property market has become increasingly selective this year. Several key factors influence market movements, including government policies, purchasing power, and pricing strategies.