ALL SECTOR MARKETBEAT REPORTS
Cushman & Wakefield Marketbeat reports analyze quarterly economic and commercial real estate activity including supply, demand and pricing trends at the market and submarket levels.
CBD OFFICE Q2 2025
The overall CBD occupancy rate continued to improve, in line with the positive net take up with no new supply, during the reviewed quarter by 0.4% to reach 76.0% as at the end of June 2025.
JAKARTA RETAIL Q2 2025
Jakarta’s occupied retail space reached 3,746,100 sqm with an improved occupancy rate of 77.9%. The market continued to show strong appeal, supported by the entry of various new local and international tenants, particularly in the F&B, fashion, and specialty segments.
GREATER JAKARTA RETAIL Q2 2025
The Debotabek area saw the addition of three new retail centers, contributing 96,900 sqm to the retail space supply, with two more shopping mall developments expected by the end of 2025.
CONDOMINIUM Q2 2025
Demand shifted to ready-to-occupy units as more end-users sought practical living, pushing occupancy to a five-year high of 65.4%. Sales remained stable, led by the upper-middle segment in Tangerang, Bekasi, West Jakarta, and South Jakarta.
RENTAL APARTMENT Q2 2025
A new serviced apartment with 240 units was introduced in Mega Kuningan, expanding the extended stay market. Additionally, the completion of three condominium projects added approximately 562 units to the Rental Apartment supply.
INDUSTRIAL Q2 2025
The manufacturing-related sector accounted for the largest share of demand at 41.3% within the reporting quarter. Meanwhile, the automotive-related sector contributed 24.1% of total demand, continuing its strong performance from previous quarters.
HOTEL H1 2025
Government budget efficiency measures have negatively impacted demand for rooms and meeting space. The biggest decline in occupancy rates occurred in 4-star hotels, where most 4-star hotels with many MICE facilities are highly dependent on meeting activities from government institutions and state-owned enterprises.
LANDED RESIDENTIAL H1 2025
The average monthly absorption per estate reached 12.8 units, reflecting a 5.6% decline year-on-year and a significant 51.3% drop compared to in the previous semester, mainly due to less new developments launched, and developers typically launch more units in the mid-to-late part of the year.
