What are the Property Investment Prospects for 2026?
2025 will end in just a few months. Events over the past three quarters have already outlined various investment speculations for the coming year, particularly in the financial and investment sectors. Several investment opportunities, particularly in property, are discussed in this article.
According to Kontan, global real estate and construction consulting firm CBRE remains optimistic about business development in the Indonesian housing sector. Ada Choi, Head of Research at CBRE Asia Pacific, stated that trends in sports, healthy lifestyles, and arts and culture have some correlation with the housing, office, and tourism sectors. The growing domestic consumption of the upper middle class is also seen as still holding potential. The housing market, particularly in the urban periphery, remains strong due to the benefits of new infrastructure development. The growth of the Indonesian property sector depends on the strengthening of the Indonesian economy and consumer spending.
This is also supported by several experts who believe in a “10-year cycle” in the Indonesian property sector. While Indonesia’s property sector peaked in 2013, there are no signs of recovery, as the sector remains impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. According to Kontan, national property observer Panangian Simanungkalit predicts a boom in the property industry from 2024 to 2029, but with the caveat that two key indicators must be met: mortgage growth exceeding 15% and economic growth above 6% per year.
In the first quarter, according to Indonesia Property Watch (IPW) and Rumah.com, demand for landed houses remained dominant, particularly in Jakarta’s satellite cities. This is driven by a strong sense of ownership, flexible renovation and expansion options, high privacy, areas that still feel beautiful and tranquil, and competitive prices. According to a report from Bank Indonesia, the landed housing market in the IDR 500 million to IDR 1.5 billion price segment still recorded positive growth in Q1 2025.
This concludes that the Indonesian property sector will remain optimistic and continue to grow in 2026, particularly with stable demand for landed housing. This is particularly true in suburban areas like Sawangan, where infrastructure development continues. If you are interested in owning YUKARI Sawangan, a prospective residence offering all the advantages of a cluster home in Depok, you can contact us at 0823-1133-4579 (WhatsApp), visit us via Instagram DM, or visit the official YUKARI Sawangan website here.
