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The continued adoption of hybrid working model, particularly among multinational companies aligning with regional office policies, combined with the ongoing flight-to-quality trend, have led to a shift in demand toward smaller office spaces in higher-quality buildings located in more strategic areas. This reflects a growing preference for efficiency, accessibility, and premium-grade amenities.
Rental rates in Jakarta CBD are projected to gradually experience an uptick, amidst the absence of upcoming new supply and strengthening demand for high-quality buildings. In the meantime, rental rates in the OCBD area are expected to remain stable, as landlords are likely to maintain competitive pricing in response to future new supply and the need to attract and retain tenants.
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In order to reduce the spread of this pandemic, Indonesian government took initiative actions by urging societies to reduce their activities such as social distancing, wearing personal protective equipment, and also work from home (WFH), which have been applicable to all individuals, groups and institutions. Despite that one quarter has passed and there is no certainty when the pandemic would end, there are some measurement that expected to occur in office market.
Omnibus Law: What would be the significance towards Property Market?
Indonesia has been fed by flashy news recently, called Job Creation Law (Undang Undang Cipta Kerja) or well known as the “Omnibus Law”. It is, actually, aimed to improve the ease of doing business and stimulate investment climate, especially under the hit on our economy due to COVID-19 pandemic.
Further Restriction, Further “Delay” of Business Operational Improvement.
During the implementation of “New Normal” in the previous quarter, business activities contracted as operations resumed. However, surging case of Covid-19 in Q3 2020 urged Jakarta Governor to impose further restriction to 25% of capacity in September, bringing business to further decelerate.
Welcoming the New Normal :
The continuation of COVID-19 Pandemic situation has led Indonesia to adjust their lifestyle as well as how-to-do business in property market as they are urged to modify their strategy in order to adapt to the new normal situation.
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