Jakarta Retail Market Report - Colliers International
Jakarta Retail Market Report - Colliers International
Jakarta Retail Market Report - Colliers International
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ental rates and Service Charge<br />
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 />
jakarta | 2q 2012 | retail<br />
2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 1Q 2012 2Q 2012<br />
jakarta BoDetaBek<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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