Major development within the property sector of
Jakarta during recent years has led to the capital city being acknowledged as
one of the leading property investment destinations in the world.
Jakarta was recently titled the hottest spot for
prime real estate in the world, for a second consecutive year, reported by
Knight Frank property consultant.
The Global Cities Prime International Residential
Index (PIRI) report, tracked the luxurious property markets of 30 cities around
the world.
Therefore, prices for prime real estate within
Jakarta rose higher than within any other city, up 38% by the end of 2013
compared to 2012. The figure was near exactly similar to the rate seen during
2012. Bali ranked third with a 22%.
Very strong demand contributes in motivating
Jakarta’s luxury property prices higher. The rise in Jakarta was over double
that of Dublin city (17.5%), which came second. Beijing (17.1%) came third. Following
were Dubai and Los Angeles ranked fourth and fifth, with 17% and 14% increases
respectively.
Other countries in the top ten included Tel Aviv
(12.7%), Bangkok (12.3%), San Francisco (10.4%), New York (10.4%) and Sydney
(9.3%).
The report may have been limited to only luxury
real estate, however it provides a view of the current Indonesian property
market, useful for individuals who plan to purchase residences as investments.
Cushman and Wakefield, property consultant firm, claimed
that property demand within Greater Jakarta remained high during the first
quarter of this year, despite political tensions ahead of the legislative
election held earlier in the month.
Furthermore, the first quarterly report from the
firm revealed that the majority of the sectors, such as residences and offices,
experienced high demand during the first three months of this year.
According to the report, the positive trend owes to
strong investor confidence as the macroeconomic conditions improved during the
January to March period.
Jakarta has opportunities for those shining an
interest towards in investments within real estate, particularly within strategic
locations including the Kemayoran, Slipi and Tebet regions, in addition to the
famed golden triangle of Gatot Subroto, Kuningan and Sudirman.
Demand for apartments within these strategic
regions still remains high, regardless of rapid transit within the city still
being some time away.
Funds are amongst the first and most significant
areas to consider when investing in apartments or any other property. It should
be reviewed how much of mortgage may be paid by installments over the preferred
period. Potential investors should may then select apartment projects suiting
their budget.
Additionally, people intending to purchase
apartments as investments should consider several areas to avoid
disappointment:-
- The developers and their track records
- The location and access to the apartment
- The compound including whether it is included in an office, business or commercial district or shopping mall
- The ideal floor of the unit to be situated
- Plus facilities including security, sport centres, adequate parking, swimming pools and eateries.
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