Southeast Asia Outlook 2023
MARKET STATISTICS
OFFICE (CBD GRADE A)
WAREHOUSE (GREATER JAKARTA)
LANDED-RESIDENTIAL (GREATER JAKARTA)
RETAIL (CBD)
13.14
63.40
4.76
Base Rents/Price Q4 2022 (USD psm pm) 2023 Forecast
Selling Price: 815 psm
INDONESIA: GREATER JAKARTA MA R K E T S NA P S H OT
28.8%
22.6%
10.9%
Sales Rate: 94.5%
Vacancy/Sales Rate Q4 2022 2023 Forecast
Current Inventory
5.1 Million sqm
1 Million sqm
2.1 Million sqm
416,500 Units
Pipeline Supply (2023-2027)
0.3 Million sqm
0.05 Million sqm
0.8 Million sqm
62,000 Units
% of Current Inventory (Pipeline Supply over Current Inventory)
ECONOMY
6.0%
4.6%
38.4%
14.8%
In the face of a global slowdown and inflationary pressures, the central bank forecasts Indonesian growth of 4.5% to 5.3% in 2023. This expansion is primarily driven by increased consumer expenditures, increased business activity, and improved mobility as a result of fewer COVID-19 restrictions in the country. However, following the high inflation that drove price increases in 2022, as well as the planned election in 2024, the Rupiah is still expected to depreciate to some extent between 2023 and 2024.
Capital Value Outlook
*Prime units: Retail units that enjoy strong footfalls with good frontage and accessibility
RECENT SIGNIFICANT DEALS
INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITIES
1. LANDED HOMES: Following the pandemic, market confidence in landed residential products has steadily improved, with the Middle and Upper segments accounting for the majority of demand. Driven by the primary needs of Indonesia’s large population, an increase in general purchasing power post pandemic, and the fact that most demand comes from end-users purchasing their first homes, landed residential demand is projected to continue to be relatively steady in 2023, despite the global economic concern. 2. INDUSTRIAL AND WAREHOUSE: The availability of industrial land in favourable area becomes more limited, and the demand from high-tech industries such as data centers, and electric vehicles remain. Aside from the low vacancy rate of the warehouse market and growing logistics sector, and there is increasing demand from other sectors
such as manufacturing, raw materials, and automotive. Rent is expected to be stable due to high market competition, and incoming new supplies, which indicates the warehouse market is still considered attractive for investors. 3. RETAIL: Although economic growth accelerated during the last quarter of 2022, the on-going elevated consumer price, inflation, and rising interest rates are expected to balance off household spending in the subsequent year. Positive net absorption of retail space is expected to continue in 2023 along with the return of visitor traffic to pre pandemic level. Rental rate and service charge are expected to remain stable in 2023 as landlords will continue their efforts to maintain and attract new retailers.
PROPERTY NAME
PROPERTY TYPE
PRICE (MIL USD)
BUYER
SELLER
DATE
Central Park Mall Jakarta (71% stake)
Agung Podomoro Land TBK
JOIN, Hankyu Hanshin
Retail
201.5
Q3 2022
Portfolio of 4 Data Centers
Indosat Ooredoo and Lintasarta JV
BDx
Data Center
293
Q2 2022
Source: RCA, Cushman & Wakefield Research
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