Jakarta Retail Market Report - Colliers International
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2Q 2012 i the knowledge<br />
research & forecast report<br />
jakarta rEtaIL MarkEt<br />
www.colliers.co.id<br />
Property Sector Overview<br />
retail sector<br />
after being relatively flat for several periods, the jakarta retail market finally saw a moderate increase of<br />
almost 9% in asking base rental rates as a result of rent adjustments made by shopping malls with high<br />
occupancy and by shopping centres with recently completed major renovation. the average asking base rental<br />
rate for available typical floors in DkI jakarta is IDr413,382 / sq m / month.<br />
Supply<br />
jakarta<br />
jakarta retail cumulative supply<br />
s q m<br />
5,000,000<br />
4,000,000<br />
3,000,000<br />
2,000,000<br />
1,000,000<br />
0<br />
2000<br />
2001<br />
2002<br />
2003<br />
2004<br />
2005<br />
2006<br />
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the jakarta retail market again saw no additional retail space this quarter. Despite reaching the<br />
final stage of construction, six retail centres which are projected to bring new supply in 2012 have<br />
not been completed. One of the projected developments is eXion Mall located within the kemang<br />
Village complex. a hypermarket opened last year but the mall will only be officially launched in<br />
October 2012. Similarly, a big mall in the kasablanka area, South jakarta is speeding up<br />
construction to hasten its completion. this more than 100,000 sq m mall will officially open in the<br />
first month of 3Q 2012. the other retail centre is Pulomas Xventure which will feature the<br />
entertainment attraction like labyrinth jungle, bumper boats and flying fox within the mall. another<br />
mall showing commitment to open as scheduled is Ciputra World (now known as Lotte Shopping<br />
avenue after being entirely leased by Lotte). this mall is finishing work on the façade as a final<br />
preparation before opening soon.<br />
With no new malls entering the market, the total supply of retail space in jakarta was 4.04 million<br />
sq m in 2Q 2012. this number is similar to the previous quarter.<br />
2007<br />
2008<br />
2009<br />
2010<br />
2011<br />
1Q 2012<br />
2Q 2012<br />
2012F<br />
2013F<br />
2014F
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Overall, from 2000 through 2011, the average<br />
jakarta retail supply showed an annual growth<br />
of 12.2%. this growth demonstrated additional<br />
supply of 249,593 sq m per year during the<br />
s q m<br />
jakarta retail cumulative supply based on region<br />
1,200,000<br />
1,000,000<br />
800,000<br />
600,000<br />
400,000<br />
200,000<br />
0<br />
2000<br />
2001<br />
2002<br />
2003<br />
2004<br />
2005<br />
2006<br />
CBD Central jakarta South jakarta North jakarta East jakarta West jakarta<br />
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Based on region, the retail supply in West<br />
jakarta showed the lowest average growth at<br />
6.5% per year between 2000 and 2Q 2012.<br />
after Central Park in 2009, there were no new<br />
malls opened and the cumulative supply stayed<br />
at 597,210 sq m. New retail space will only<br />
become available in 2013 with the opening of St<br />
Moritz Mall.<br />
In the South jakarta area, kota kasablanka Mall<br />
and eXion Mall at kemang Village are expected<br />
to operate in the future. another mall is Pondok<br />
Indah Street Gallery, which is an extension of<br />
Pondok Indah Mall 1 on which construction<br />
started last year. Should these future malls<br />
open, they will contribute 175,152 sq m new<br />
supply.<br />
Since 2010, there have been no new malls<br />
completed in North jakarta. the total supply<br />
stayed at 935,199 sq m and there will be no<br />
new supply in North jakarta up to the end of<br />
2012. the only future mall in the region will be<br />
the Baywalk at Green Bay providing 52,000 sq<br />
m of new retail space in 2013.<br />
although East jakarta had the smallest<br />
cumulative supply as of 2Q 2012, i.e. 299,348<br />
sq m, the region showed growth of 14.6% per<br />
year from 2000 to 2Q 2012. after two smallscale<br />
retail centres came onto the market with<br />
a total of 22,663 sq m in 2010 - 2011, Pulomas<br />
XVenture and Cipinang Indah Mall are anticipated<br />
to bring 45,200 sq m of new supply in two<br />
years.<br />
Central jakarta, which covers retail areas like<br />
Menteng, Gajah Mada, Senen and tanah abang<br />
showed 18.2% average growth from 2000 to<br />
2Q 2012. the golden age of the retail supply in<br />
period. With 282,827 sq m of new retail supply<br />
entering the market in 2012, it will maintain an<br />
average growth above 200,000 sq m per year.<br />
2007<br />
2008<br />
2009<br />
2010<br />
2011<br />
1Q 2012<br />
2Q 2012<br />
2012F<br />
2013F<br />
2014F<br />
Central jakarta occurred from 2002 to 2005<br />
when there was 566,173 sq m. the total supply<br />
for the region was 747,410 sq m as of 2Q 2012.<br />
However, due to limited land, no new retail<br />
centres have been opened in Central jakarta<br />
since last year. It seems that the trend will<br />
continue until the end of 2014.<br />
Unlike Central jakarta, the scarcity of vacant<br />
land currently does not impact the influx of<br />
retail supply in the CBD. the total cumulative<br />
retail space was 719,593 sq m in 2Q 2012,<br />
reflecting an annual growth of 12.8%. the latest<br />
shopping centre was kuningan City Lifestyle<br />
Mall in late 2011. Ciputra World Mall in jalan<br />
Satrio is projected to open in the second<br />
semester of 2012.<br />
Several under-construction retail centres<br />
projected to enter the market in 2013 are<br />
rushing their work progress to meet the<br />
completion schedule. Cipinang Indah Mall and<br />
the Baywalk at Green Bay Pluit have almost<br />
completed the construction of building<br />
structures. Meanwhile, only just starting work<br />
on the basement, St Moritz Mall confidently<br />
stated that they will be completed next year.<br />
these future malls will add another 129,200 sq<br />
m of retail space in jakarta.<br />
apart from construction activities, other issues<br />
like supply reduction will occur in jakarta. a<br />
retail centre located in tendean, South jakarta,<br />
will close in the next quarter of 2012. the<br />
landlord is planning an apartment development<br />
and will replace the mall which has been in<br />
operation since 2002. another supply reduction<br />
will probably happen in one year. a mall located<br />
in jalan thamrin will cease operations and as a<br />
result, an office tower is planned to replace the
list of future shopping centres in jakarta<br />
existing mall. Still around the thamrin area, a<br />
retail centre which has been in operation since<br />
1962 is planned to be revamped. Later on the<br />
shopping centres name location region<br />
nla<br />
(sq m)<br />
status<br />
2012<br />
kota kasablanka kasablanka South jakarta 110,000 Under Construction<br />
eXion Mall kemang Village antasari South jakarta 56,052 Under Construction<br />
Ciputra World jakarta Satrio South jakarta 78,000 Under Construction<br />
Menteng Square Proklamasi Central jakarta 4,475 Under Construction<br />
Pulomas X’Venture Pulomas East jakarta 25,200 Under Construction<br />
Pondok Indah Mall Street Gallery Pondok Indah South jakarta 9,100 Under Construction<br />
2013<br />
Cipinang Indah Mall Cipinang East jakarta 20,000 Under Construction<br />
the Baywalk @Green Bay Pluit Pluit North jakarta 52,000 Under Construction<br />
St. Moritz Puri Indah West jakarta 129,200 Under Construction<br />
2014<br />
Mall at the City Centre kH Mas Mansyur Central jakarta 35,000 Under Planning<br />
the Gateway Pondok Gede East jakarta 10,000 Under Planning<br />
Pantai Indah kapuk Mall Pantai Indah kapuk North jakarta 30,000 Under Planning<br />
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2016<br />
Pondok Indah Mall 3 Pondok Indah South jakarta 40,000 Under Planning<br />
bodetabek<br />
bodetabek retail cumulative supply<br />
s q m<br />
3,000,000<br />
2,400,000<br />
1,800,000<br />
1,200,000<br />
600,000<br />
0<br />
2000<br />
2001<br />
2002<br />
2003<br />
2004<br />
2005<br />
Cimanggis Square is the latest shopping centre<br />
in the jabodetabek area and there will be no<br />
new retail centres afterwards in the outside<br />
jakarta area (Bodetabek). two retail centres in<br />
tangerang, Mall Bale kota and alam Sutera<br />
shopping malls will only be completed at the<br />
end of 2012.<br />
2006<br />
2007<br />
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landlord will extend its leasable area and the<br />
whole compound will remain as a commercial<br />
centre with a hotel.<br />
2008<br />
2009<br />
2010<br />
2011<br />
1Q 2012<br />
2Q 2012<br />
2012F<br />
2013F<br />
2014F<br />
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the absence of new shopping centres<br />
maintained the cumulative supply in Bodetabek<br />
area at 1.93 million sq m however, this area is<br />
still perceived as a potential area for the retail<br />
market to grow. today, there are several areas<br />
with growing business and residential areas in<br />
the outside of jakarta which have potential for<br />
retail businesses.<br />
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list of future shopping centres in bodetabek<br />
In Bekasi, there will be 138,285 sq m of new<br />
retail centres projected to be completed in 2013<br />
and as of this quarter, all retail centres are<br />
reported to have reached the final stages of<br />
construction.<br />
In 2Q 2012, some shopping malls were<br />
bodetabek cumulative supply based on region<br />
1,200,000<br />
1,000,000<br />
800,000<br />
600,000<br />
400,000<br />
200,000<br />
0<br />
hastening construction to meet their completion<br />
dates. Some of these malls are Cibinong Citymal<br />
in Bogor and four retail centres in Bekasi<br />
including Bekasi junction, Grand Metropolitan<br />
Mall and Grand Galaxy Mall while the extension<br />
of Citra Gran Mall is scheduled for completion<br />
in early 2013.<br />
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nla<br />
shopping centres name location region<br />
(sq m)<br />
status<br />
2012<br />
Shopping Mall at alam Sutera alam Sutera tangerang 68,000 Under Construction<br />
Mall Balekota tangerang tangerang 25,000 Under Construction<br />
2013<br />
Grand Galaxy Mall Bekasi Bekasi 23,000 Under Construction<br />
Bekasi junction Bekasi Bekasi 42,000 Under Construction<br />
Grand Metropolitan Mall kalimalang Bekasi 40,000 Under Construction<br />
Urbana Cinere Cinere Depok 30,000 Under Planning<br />
Cibinong City Mall Cibinong Bogor 30,000 Under Construction<br />
Mall Ciputra Citra Gran Cibubur Bekasi 26,000 Under Construction<br />
Plaza Cibubur extension Cibubur Depok 2,000 Under Construction<br />
2014<br />
Bintaro Xchange Bintaro tangerang 45,000 Under Planning<br />
Lippo Cikarang Citywalk (phase 2) Cikarang Bekasi 10,000 Under Planning<br />
Summarecon Bekasi (phase 1) Bekasi Bekasi 35,000 Under Planning<br />
Mal Harapan Indah Bekasi Bekasi 44,420 Under Planning<br />
the Breeze Sinar Mas Land Serpong tangerang 24,300 Under Planning<br />
Bekasi trade Center 2 Bekasi Bekasi 30,000 Under Planning<br />
2016<br />
Cimandala City trade Center Bogor Bogor 30,000 Under Planning<br />
Summarecon Bekasi (phase 2) Bekasi Bekasi 40,000 Under Planning<br />
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s q m<br />
2000<br />
2001<br />
2002<br />
2003<br />
2004<br />
2005<br />
2006<br />
2007<br />
2008<br />
2009<br />
2010<br />
2011<br />
1Q 2012<br />
2Q 2012<br />
2012F<br />
2013F<br />
2014F<br />
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Demand<br />
existing retail performance<br />
100%<br />
90%<br />
80%<br />
70%<br />
60%<br />
50%<br />
40%<br />
30%<br />
20%<br />
10%<br />
0%<br />
jakarta<br />
2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 1Q 2012 2Q 2012<br />
as of 2Q 2012, the occupancy rates of retail<br />
centres for lease in jakarta improved moderately<br />
to 89.5% Q-o-Q. thanks to middle-class retail<br />
centres like tebet Green, Pasaraya Blok M,<br />
Plaza Semanggi, kalibata City, POINS and f’X<br />
Lifestyle x’nter which maintained the overall<br />
performance.<br />
Occupancy rates for middle- to upper-class<br />
malls achieved an average of 93.3% in 2Q 2012<br />
up mildly compared to the previous quarter.<br />
kuningan City, a new mall which has been<br />
operating since last year, has a good occupancy<br />
rate together with other middle- to upper-class<br />
malls.<br />
On the other hand, middle- to low-class malls<br />
showed a moderate decline in occupancy<br />
during the quarter. In 2Q 2012, the average<br />
occupancy rate of this class was 85%. the high<br />
competition among the electronics and gadget<br />
retailers located in Mangga Dua. Has created<br />
rivalry among stores which caused some<br />
tenants (fashion and accessories) to pull out.<br />
this was also seen in a mall located in the Blok<br />
M area of South jakarta. all in all, it is not<br />
always market competition which causes some<br />
retailers to terminate their business which<br />
decrease the occupancy level of a mall. Some<br />
landlords are now quite selective in sorting out<br />
their existing tenants (low performing tenants<br />
are replaced). Other than that, some renovation<br />
work at a mall may also affect the overall<br />
occupancy.<br />
the food and beverage (F&B) businesses are<br />
some of the most active retailers which help<br />
maintain the level of occupancy. the industry<br />
has grown faster in the second quarter after<br />
slowing in the prior quarter. they are likely<br />
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speeding up expansion in anticipation of the<br />
Islamic holiday, Idul Fitri, when people usually<br />
spend more for both F&B and fashion. Plaza<br />
Semanggi, kalibata City Square, tebet Green,<br />
f’X Lifestyle x’nter, Plaza e’X, kuningan City,<br />
Central Park and Plaza Festival are malls with<br />
F&B domination which opened in 2Q 2012. For<br />
example, roppan and kenny rogers restaurant,<br />
which are located in the main entrance of Plaza<br />
Semanggi, have been open since May 2012.<br />
Likewise, the Coffee Bean & tea Leaf opened<br />
at tebet Green and Central Park Mall. the<br />
largest F&B invasion was at Plaza Festival<br />
(now known as Passer koeningan), a mall that<br />
combines sport, entertainment and culinary<br />
concepts which welcomed Betawi tempo<br />
Doeloe as an anchor tenant during 2Q 2012<br />
with 2,200 sq m of space.<br />
Fashion retailers of shoes, bags and accessories<br />
are the second most active. Some brands are<br />
quite active this quarter including Color Box,<br />
atmosphere, Gallop, armani jeans, Hugo Boss,<br />
the Little things She Needs, Crocs, rococo,<br />
Barbara Shoes, Class room and Furla.<br />
In addition to F&B and fashion, other retailers<br />
like home equipment, gadgets and electronics,<br />
entertainment, beauty, health and personal care<br />
were active tenants in 2Q 2012. In the home<br />
equipment category, three retailers have taken<br />
large spaces between 1,000 and 7,000 sq m at<br />
malls located in South jakarta. ace Hardware<br />
and Informa, two retailers in the kawan Lama<br />
Sejahtera group of companies, opened at tebet<br />
Green and Pasaraya Blok M while Home<br />
Solution will open at Plaza Semanggi. During<br />
2Q 2012, ace Hardware has been operating<br />
while Informa and Home Solution are doing fitout<br />
work.<br />
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list of new major tenants during 2q 2012<br />
occupancy rates based on class<br />
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shopping centres name location region retailers line of business<br />
Plaza Festival Hr rasuna Said South jakarta Passer koeningan Food and Beverages Ope<br />
Pasaraya Blok M Blok M South jakarta Informa Home appliances Fitti<br />
tebet Green Mall Mt Haryono South jakarta ace Hardware Home appliances Ope<br />
Plaza Semanggi Sudirman South jakarta Home Solution Home appliances Fitti<br />
kuningan City Satrio South jakarta ace Hardware Home appliances Ope<br />
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shopping centres name location region retailers line of business status<br />
Plaza Semanggi Sudirman South jakarta roppan Food and Beverages Open<br />
kenny rogers Food and Beverages Open<br />
Dapoer Selera Food and Beverages Fitting Out<br />
Color Box Fashion and accessories Fitting Out<br />
athmosphere Fashion and accessories Fitting Out<br />
tebet Green Mt Haryono South jakarta the Coffee Bean and tea Leaf Food and Beverages Open<br />
kuningan City Satrio South jakarta kay Collection Fashion and accessories Open<br />
Samasara reflexology Beauty and Health Care Open<br />
Plaza e’X MH thamrin Central jakarta Chrysler automotive Fitting Out<br />
Energy Massage reflexology Beauty, Health and Personal Care Fitting Out<br />
NYX Cosmetics Beauty and Health Care Fitting Out<br />
f’X lifestyle x’nter Sudirman Central jakarta Sukasuki Food and Beverages Opening Soon<br />
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100%<br />
90%<br />
80%<br />
70%<br />
60%<br />
50%<br />
40%<br />
30%<br />
20%<br />
10%<br />
0%<br />
2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 1Q 2012 2Q 2012<br />
Middle Upper Middle Middle Low<br />
Watsons Beauty and Health Care Fitting Out<br />
Optik Melawai Optical Opening Soon<br />
the Little things She Needs Shoes, Bags and accessories Fitting Out<br />
Crocs Shoes, Bags and accessories Fitting Out<br />
rococo rack Shoes, Bags and accessories Fitting Out<br />
Steps Education and Entertainment Fitting Out<br />
continued
shopping centres<br />
name<br />
location region retailers line of business status<br />
continuation<br />
Mall taman anggrek S. Parman West jakarta the Little things She Needs Shoes, Bags and accessories Open<br />
Erafone Megastore Gadget and Electronics Open<br />
X.to.X Plus Fashion Open<br />
Babara Shoes, Bags and accessories Open<br />
tony & Moly Beauty and Health Care Open<br />
Citraland Daan Mogot West jakarta Gallop Fashion Fitting Out<br />
Samsung Electronics Fitting Out<br />
tX travel Others Fitting Out<br />
Central Park S. Parman West jakarta the Coffee Bean and tea Leaf Food and Beverages Open<br />
armani jeans Fashion Open<br />
Hugo Boss Fashion Fitting Out<br />
Furla Shoes, Bags and accessories Open<br />
Bose Gadget and Electronics Open<br />
Class room Shoes, Bags and accessories Open<br />
Pizza e Birra Food and Beverages Fitting Out<br />
Black Canyon Coffee Food and Beverages Fitting Out<br />
Play House Land kids, Hobbies and toys Opening Soon<br />
Mall artha Gading kelapa Gading North jakarta Optik Melawai Optical, jewellery and Watches Fitting Out<br />
Graha Cijantung Cijantung East jakarta Inul Vizta Entertainment Open<br />
list of new tenants during 2q 2012<br />
bodetabek<br />
the occupancy rate in the Bodetabek area is<br />
relatively stagnant at 86.3%. Overall, the retail<br />
market in Bodetabek saw both leasing activities<br />
and leasing terminations keeping the occupancy<br />
rate the same. the closure of several stores in<br />
some retail centres in Serpong, tangerang has<br />
brought more vacant space. tenants like beauty,<br />
health and personal care, tour and travel, and<br />
money changers ceased operations at the mall<br />
which is located in Serpong main road. Business<br />
competition among retailers has pushed several<br />
tenants to move out of the shopping centre.<br />
again, due to tight competition, several retailers<br />
in a shopping centre located in the BSD,<br />
tangerang could not survive and have vacated<br />
their premises. to anticipate further vacancy,<br />
the landlord tried to approach owners of store<br />
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units that have been purchased to convince<br />
them to lease the units like retail space (like a<br />
mall) and finding lessees for the space. after<br />
three to five years of operations, the landlord<br />
will return the units to the unit owner. Such<br />
strategy is expected to save the whole premises<br />
from becoming vacant and will boost the<br />
landlord’s reputation.<br />
apart from a declining trend in occupancy,<br />
some leasing activities helped to fuel the overall<br />
performance in the Debotabek area. Living<br />
World, which is located in alam Sutera,<br />
tangerang has increased its occupancy after<br />
one year of operations. Currently the remaining<br />
vacant space is only 20% of the total leasable<br />
area.<br />
shopping centres<br />
name<br />
location region retailers line of business status<br />
Living World alam Sutera tangerang Bebek tepi Sawah Food and Beverages Fitting Out<br />
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future retail performance<br />
after having intensive approach and doing a<br />
preliminary study into expanding operations<br />
into Indonesia, German-based giant retailer,<br />
Metro Group has decided to terminate the plan<br />
because they want focus more on improving<br />
sales figures. the cancellation was announced<br />
almost a year after Metro announced their plan<br />
to open their first outlet in jakarta by 2012.<br />
Nevertheless, this action does not affect the<br />
plans of other foreign retailers to expand into<br />
Indonesia. Parkson retail asia (Pra) will open<br />
its first store in jakarta by September 2013,<br />
list of new committed tenants in the future retail centers<br />
pre-commitment level during 2011 - 2014<br />
after successfully negotiating a 10-year lease<br />
agreement for retail space at St. Moritz Mall,<br />
located in the Puri Indah, West jakarta. the<br />
stores, which will occupy 17,101 sq m of retail<br />
space, will target the upper-income market<br />
segment. the new Parkson store will<br />
complement Pra’s existing Centro department<br />
store brand, which has been operating in<br />
Indonesia for around eight years. the firm also<br />
plans to expand the Centro brand to other<br />
regions with rapid growth in the middle-class<br />
population.<br />
shopping centres<br />
name<br />
location region retailers line of business size (sq m) status<br />
St. Moritz Mall Puri Indah West jakarta Parkson Department Stores 17,101 Open in September 2013<br />
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2013F<br />
2012F<br />
2011<br />
jakarta bodetabek<br />
Space absorbed annual Supply<br />
0 100,000 200,000 300,000<br />
sq m<br />
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2013F<br />
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2011<br />
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Space absorbed annual Supply<br />
0 100,000 200,000 300,000<br />
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rental rates<br />
rental rates in jakarta and bodetabek area<br />
rp450,000<br />
rp400,000<br />
rp350,000<br />
rp300,000<br />
rp250,000<br />
rp200,000<br />
rp150,000<br />
rp100,000<br />
rp50,000<br />
rp0<br />
after having operated from 2009 to 2011, some<br />
malls which are targeted at the middle- to<br />
upper-class segment increased their rental<br />
rates during 2Q 2012. the increase is in line<br />
with the performance of the mall, i.e. those with<br />
less vacant space will ask for higher rents.<br />
Some newly-opened malls located in Gandaria,<br />
jalan Satrio and jalan S. Parman have reported<br />
that they will adjust the rental rates due to<br />
increasing occupancy. a shopping centre<br />
located in West jakarta which has done some<br />
renovation work has adjusted the asking rents<br />
upward. traffic flow to the mall will be one of<br />
criteria for the landlord to increase or maintain<br />
the current rents.<br />
an increase in the average asking rent was also<br />
seen at the middle-class malls. a shopping<br />
centre located in kramat jati, East jakarta<br />
repositioned itself by having a facelift, redesign,<br />
new interior works and improvement of the<br />
public facilities like tiles, toilets and elevators.<br />
With this additional capital expenditure, the<br />
shopping centre could attract branded retailers<br />
as their new tenants and increase the rental<br />
rates. Still in East jakarta, a long-operating<br />
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mall in jalan Pemuda has succeeded in raising<br />
the asking rental rates after maintaining high<br />
occupancy.<br />
Other ways to increase income in local currency<br />
(rupiah) is to adjust the pegged rate. the<br />
pegged rate is the nominal exchange rate of<br />
local currency against the US Dollar set by the<br />
shopping centre management and it is generally<br />
below market value. this pegged rate is used<br />
by quite a few malls. a mall located in Senen,<br />
Central jakarta adjusted their pegged rate by<br />
IDr500 compared to the previous quarter<br />
which increased the occupancy cost in rupiah<br />
become higher.<br />
Driven by increasing rental rates, the overall<br />
average asking rental rate in jakarta was<br />
IDr413,382/sq m/month. the rental rates are<br />
projected to go higher over the next period<br />
particularly due to the influx of new malls which<br />
come with higher offering rental rates above<br />
the average market. according to our records,<br />
the upcoming malls will have asking rental rates<br />
of between IDr400,000 and 500,000/sq m/<br />
month when they are launched.<br />
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rental rates of shopping centres in jakarta and bodetabek<br />
rp800,000<br />
rp700,000<br />
rp600,000<br />
rp500,000<br />
rp400,000<br />
rp300,000<br />
rp200,000<br />
rp100,000<br />
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service charge<br />
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the average rental rates for Bodetabek also<br />
showed an increasing trend in 2Q 2012. For<br />
example, a mall in Bekasi has adjusted the<br />
pegged rate which increased the asking rent in<br />
rupiah. Some efforts were made to achieve<br />
higher rental rates. a mall in Depok and two<br />
In 2Q 2012, both jakarta and Bodetabek area<br />
saw an increase in the service charge from<br />
IDr545 to 640/sq m/month. In jakarta, the<br />
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malls in tangerang increased the offering rental<br />
rates for the remaining leasable area. Overall,<br />
some of the rent changes have caused the<br />
rental rates in Bodetabek to go higher Q-o-Q to<br />
IDr252,159/sq m/month.<br />
service charge was an average of IDr77,795/sq<br />
m/month while in the Bodetabek area the<br />
service charge is IDr60,956/sq m/month.
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Outlook<br />
the retail market has been gradually performing<br />
better with more leasing activities both in the<br />
operating and upcoming shopping centres.<br />
Landlords are generally quite concerned with<br />
the improving economy which leads to creating<br />
more retail sales and they are quite aware that<br />
amid increasingly high competition level in the<br />
market, they have to follow the dynamics of the<br />
market. thus, quite a few mall owners (in<br />
particular old malls) make capital expenditures<br />
to improve the looks of the mall, change the<br />
interiors, replace non-performing retailers and<br />
adjust the tenancy mix in order to attract more<br />
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crowds so they can ask for higher rents. Even<br />
more, one strata-title retail owner is quite<br />
concerned with the low performance at the<br />
shopping centre and is willing to take unpopular<br />
action to save the performance and the image<br />
of the shopping centre.<br />
Indonesia, as the fourth largest population in<br />
the world, will remain as an interesting market<br />
for investors and retailers. New foreign retailers<br />
have invaded Indonesia and we will see more<br />
foreign retailers particularly from asian<br />
countries expand operations into this country.<br />
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Ferry Salanto<br />
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