Jakarta, Indonesia
Indonesia's land register (BPN/ATR) is open only to a person with an interest who applies in writing, Rp50,000 per certificate check or registration statement, and its index of owners by name is closed to everyone but government agencies — so Jakarta's towers are known by their owners' stock-exchange filings, state-company reports and government pages, not by the register.
9 buildings · 8 with an owner established · 26 sources · 9 tier A · prepared 2026-10-20
Can you find out who owns it?
Land in Jakarta is held under the national land law as rights registered with the National Land Agency (BPN, under the Ministry of Agrarian Affairs and Spatial Planning, ATR): Hak Milik (freehold, Indonesians only), Hak Guna Bangunan (HGB, a renewable right to build, which is how companies hold towers), Hak Pakai and the state's Hak Pengelolaan (HPL, management right, under which GBK, Kemayoran and much state land is leased out). Government Regulation 24/1997 Article 34 lets 'anyone with an interest' (setiap orang yang berkepentingan) know the physical and juridical data on a parcel, and the ministerial rule requires a written application stating the purpose; the answer is a Land Registration Statement (SKPT) at Rp50,000, or a certificate check at Rp50,000 (PP 128/2015). The register's index of names (daftar nama) — the only way to find what a person or company owns — is open only to government agencies. No register of sale prices is published; the only public price series is Bank Indonesia's quarterly survey of developers' primary-market prices, reported as an index for Greater Jakarta and Banten.
Is ownership public?Only for those who can prove a legitimate interest
Cost of one title searchRp50,000 per certificate check (pengecekan sertifikat) and Rp50,000 per Land Registration Statement (SKPT); Rp100,000 per copy of the deed file (warkah) — PP 128/2015, Annex III.F
Bulk ownership dataNone published
Sale pricesAggregates only — no individual sales
Sites that forbid taking their data
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The marquee buildings
The towers that set the tone of the core, and who holds them. A price is the price a document states, on the date it states — not an estimate of what the building is worth now.
| Building | Use | Owner | Owner type | Last price paid |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Gelora Bung Karno Sports Complex (Kawasan Gelora Bung Karno, Senayan) Jl. Pintu Satu Senayan, Gelora, Tanah Abang, Central Jakarta 10270 279.1 ha |
Land | Republic of Indonesia — Ministry of State Secretariat (Kementerian Sekretariat Negara), managed by PPKGBK PPKGBK's history page: PPKGBK 'adalah satuan kerja Badan Layanan Umum yang berada di bawah Kementerian Sekretariat Negara', managing the 279.1 ha GBK area (Finance Minister Decree 233/2008). The State Secretariat told the House on 7 Dec 2020 that of 279.08 ha, 66.01 ha is commercially partnered (the hotels, malls and towers on Senayan's edge stand on state land), 147.43 ha is sport and 65.60 ha government (Parliament, ministries). Wikipedia: on 29 Apr 2025 Danantara said it planned to take over management; no transfer document was opened. State property; no sale price exists. |
Government | —A |
| Kemayoran — former Kemayoran airport land (Kawasan Kemayoran, incl. JIExpo) Kemayoran, Central Jakarta about 450 ha |
Land | Republic of Indonesia — Ministry of State Secretariat, managed by PPK Kemayoran (Pusat Pengelolaan Komplek Kemayoran) State Secretariat, 7 Dec 2020: 450 ha in all — 265.4 ha non-commercial (94.41 ha roads, 87.38 ha green, 48.21 ha community housing, 15.02 ha water, 9.65 ha government offices) and 184.6 ha commercial, of which 163.11 ha is under partnership agreements and 21.49 ha 'free and clear'. In Feb 2013 PPKK reported 11.96 ha of partnered land stalled ('mangkrak') and 73.19 ha unbuilt (s6). On 6 July 2026 the Deputy State Secretary said agreements would be re-examined after finding land long partnered but unused, incl. Blok B.2, B.3, B.7/8, C.7 and plots partnered with the state banks (Himbara) at B.15 and B.10 (s7). Partners hold land rights for set terms. |
Government | —A |
| National Monument (Monumen Nasional, Monas) and Merdeka Square (Medan Merdeka) Medan Merdeka, Gambir, Central Jakarta |
Civic | DKI Jakarta Provincial Government (Pemerintah Provinsi DKI Jakarta) Indonesian Wikipedia's infobox gives 'Pemilik: Pemerintah Provinsi DKI Jakarta' and 'Pengelola: Dinas Kebudayaan Provinsi DKI Jakarta' for the 132 m monument; its references cite the 'Unit Pengelola Monumen Nasional' of the provincial culture and tourism office. No provincial asset register or land certificate was opened, and the square is ringed by the Presidential Palace (State Secretariat) and ministries — so the province is stated as owner of the monument park only. A wiki infobox is a thin source; see unverified. |
Government | —A |
| Grand Indonesia and Hotel Indonesia Kempinski (incl. Menara BCA, Kempinski Residences) Jl. M.H. Thamrin No. 1, Menteng, Central Jakarta |
Mixed use | PT Hotel Indonesia Natour (land and hotel; state-owned) — buildings under build-operate-transfer by PT Cipta Karya Bumi Indah (Djarum group) detikFinance, 4 May 2024: ownership of Hotel Indonesia 'dipegang melalui perusahaan pelat merah PT Hotel Indonesia Natour (HIN)'; HIN tendered the former Hotel Indonesia land, won by the Djarum group 'melalui anak usahanya, PT Cipta Karya Bumi Indah' under a BOT (build, operate, transfer) scheme; Kempinski operates the hotel, reopened 20 May 2009, 289 rooms. Indonesian Wikipedia names developer and manager PT Grand Indonesia and owner 'PT Djarum' (infobox) — that is the operator under the BOT, not the land. The BOT term, its end date and the 2016–17 Attorney General inquiry into the extra towers were not read from a primary source (see unverified). |
Government | —A |
| Plaza Indonesia complex (mall, Grand Hyatt Jakarta, Keraton at the Plaza, Indonesia-1 site) Jl. M.H. Thamrin Kav. 28–30, Central Jakarta |
Mixed use | PT Plaza Indonesia Realty Tbk (IDX: PLIN) Wikipedia: Plaza Indonesia 'is owned, developed, and managed by PT. Plaza Indonesia Realty Tbk. (PLIN) (formerly PT. Bimantara Eka Sentosa)', a consortium including Sinar Mas Land and Hankyu Hanshin; the land of the former Asoka Hotel was bought in 1984 'for US$1.000 per square metre' (as written; no total). Grand Hyatt 30 floors (1991); Keraton 48 floors (2012). Investortrust, 15 Oct 2025: PLIN declared an interim dividend of Rp268.71 billion (Rp76/share), total equity Rp11.28 trillion, and its shares 'remain suspended due to low public float compliance' — the listed owner is almost wholly held by its controlling shareholders. The IDX filing itself could not be opened (Cloudflare). |
Public company | —A |
| Autograph Tower (Thamrin Nine) — Indonesia's tallest building Jl. M.H. Thamrin No. 10, Central Jakarta 570,000 m² (Thamrin Nine complex) · 109 floors |
Mixed use | Not established the jurisdiction does not disclose owners Wikipedia: 'The developer of the complex is PT Putragaya Wahana (PGW), who also built the adjacent UOB Plaza'; Autograph Tower 389.9 m and 109 floors, Luminary Tower 62 floors with Pan Pacific hotels, contractor ACSET; infobox 'owner' left blank. Developer is not owner of record: offices and serviced apartments were sold in parts (Kompas headline cited by Wikipedia: Putragaya 'Raup Rp 816 Miliar dari Penjualan Apartemen Servis'). The suggested Pakuwon link is NOT supported — Pakuwon Jati's 2025 annual report, with its full subsidiary list, never mentions Putragaya Wahana or Thamrin Nine (s15). Title is with BPN, gated. |
Not established | —A |
| Sudirman Central Business District (SCBD, Kawasan Niaga Terpadu Sudirman) — incl. Pacific Place, One Pacific Place, Revenue Tower Jl. Jend. Sudirman Kav. 52–53, Senayan, Kebayoran Baru, South Jakarta about 51 ha (district) |
Mixed use | PT Danayasa Arthatama (developer-manager of SCBD), 82.41% owned by PT Jakarta International Hotels & Development Tbk (IDX: JIHD) JIHD 82.41% of Danayasa Arthatama JIHD AR 2025: JIHD became controlling shareholder of Danayasa Arthatama (DA), 'the developer and manager of the Sudirman Central Business District (SCBD)… approximately 51 hectares', on 20 Feb 1992; direct holding 82.41%, DA total assets Rp5.89 trillion (2025). Investment properties held by group companies: Lot 4 land and building (DA), Pacific Place Mall and One Pacific Place (PT Pacific Place Jakarta), Building A on Lot 18, Revenue Tower; group fair value Rp7.87 trillion at 31 Dec 2025. Lots 6, 7 and 8 (planned Signature Tower) are land inventory. Many SCBD towers on lots sold to others are NOT the group's. JIHD's controlling shareholder is PT Kresna Aji Sembada (40.03%). |
Public company | —A |
| Indonesia Stock Exchange Building (Gedung Bursa Efek Indonesia), SCBD Lot 2 Jl. Jend. Sudirman Kav. 52–53, SCBD Lot 2, South Jakarta 145,000 m² gross · 32 floors |
Office | PT First Jakarta International (JIHD holds a share) JIHD Business Overview: 'JIHD has a share in PT First Jakarta International as the owner of the Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX) Building located at Lot 2, SCBD… two twin towers with 32 floors each… operating commercially since 1995.' JIHD AR 2025: total gross building area 145,000 m²; PT Bursa Efek Indonesia remains the primary tenant (the exchange rents its building). The size of JIHD's share was not stated on the page read. |
Private company | —A |
| Soekarno–Hatta International Airport (CGK) Benda, Tangerang (Banten) and Cengkareng, West Jakarta — mostly outside DKI Jakarta |
Land | Government of Indonesia (operator InJourney Airports, formerly PT Angkasa Pura II) Wikipedia infobox: owner '[[Government of Indonesia]]', operator 'InJourney Airports'; the airport 'is located at Benda, Tangerang and Cengkareng, West Jakarta, about 20 km northwest of Central Jakarta', so most of it lies in Banten province, not Jakarta. Angkasa Pura II's 1,000 ha expansion was cut to 134 ha after Tangerang objected; the 130 ha Terminal 4 was scrapped on 4 Nov 2024 by the SOE minister. The split of title between the state and the operator (land as state capital participation vs Barang Milik Negara) was not read from a filing; InJourney's annual report was not opened. |
Government | —A |
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The core land
The most valuable ground in the city, and what the public record says about it.
Jakarta's most valuable ground is the Thamrin–Sudirman spine, from Monas south through the Hotel Indonesia roundabout to SCBD and Senayan. The province does not publish an assessment roll by parcel, and the BPN register gives no values, so the figures below are the valuations and balance-sheet values that listed owners and state bodies are obliged to disclose. They are not comparable to one another.
Most valuable single mall disclosedS$332.4M — Lippo Mall Puri, West Jakarta (31 Dec 2025)
LMIRT Statement of Portfolio, 31 Dec 2025 (S$355.2M a year earlier); 174,645 m² GFA, strata title on HGB common land expiring 15 Jan 2040. Lippo Mall Kemang S$175.5M.
SCBD landlord's investment propertiesRp7.87 trillion fair value (31 Dec 2025)
JIHD AR 2025, consolidated FS note 12 — Pacific Place Mall, One Pacific Place, Lot 4, Building A Lot 18, Revenue Tower and land at Pondok Cabe; independent appraisals to 11 Mar 2026 (2024: Rp6.49 trillion).
Central-government assets located in DKI JakartaRp2,266 trillion (31 Dec 2021)
DJKN data cited in a detikNews column, 27 June 2022; all classes of state property, after revaluation; nationwide total Rp11,439 trillion.
DKI Jakarta provincial fixed assetsRp604.2 trillion (FY2023 balance sheet)
Indopos, 26 Sep 2024, clipping archived by BPK's Jakarta office; includes roads and buildings.
Greater Jakarta new-home price index110.49 (2018=100), +0.23% q/q, Q2 2026
Bank Indonesia SHPR Q2 2026, Table 2, Jabodebek-Banten total; a developer survey of primary-market prices, not transactions.
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Who owns the town
At this scale the significant owner is rarely a trust or a fund: it is one or two local holding companies, a family in its second or third generation, and often the land around the town rather than the buildings in it.
Jakarta's largest holders are public. The central government owns the ministries, the palace and the state's two great estates at Senayan (GBK) and Kemayoran through the State Secretariat; the province owns roads, parks, Monas, rental flats and thousands of parcels it is still certifying; and state companies hold the railway corridors, the port and old housing estates. The capital's formal move to Nusantara (IKN) puts the ministries' Jakarta buildings in play — by law they pass to the Finance Minister to be leased or partnered out, and heritage buildings may not be sold. Private holdings sit with a few listed, family-controlled developers. What any one company holds parcel by parcel is on the BPN register, which cannot be searched by owner name except by government agencies. Figures are as each source states them and are not comparable.
| Name | Type | Holdings (as each source states) |
|---|---|---|
| Republic of Indonesia — central government state property (Barang Milik Negara), managed by the Minister of Finance through DJKN (Directorate General of State Assets) detikNews column, 27 June 2022, citing DJKN data: central-government assets totalled Rp11,439 trillion at 31 Dec 2021, of which Rp2,266 trillion were in DKI Jakarta, inflated by recent BMN revaluation. It summarises Law 3/2022 on the State Capital, Arts 27–28: on the move to Nusantara, state property used by ministries and agencies in Jakarta 'wajib dialihkan pengelolaannya kepada Menteri Keuangan' (must be handed to the Finance Minister), who may transfer it or put it to use (lease, partnership) — but may not sell heritage buildings or those of special historical or cultural meaning. A column, not the statute; the law's text was not opened (peraturan.go.id unreachable, peraturan.bpk.go.id behind Cloudflare). |
Government | Rp2,266 trillion of central-government assets located in DKI Jakarta (31 Dec 2021), of Rp11,439 trillion nationwideB |
| Republic of Indonesia — Ministry of State Secretariat (Kemensetneg), via its two public-service agencies PPKGBK and PPK Kemayoran State Secretariat, 7 Dec 2020: under Presidential Regulation 75/2017 revaluation, all of the ministry's assets — land, buildings, equipment — stood at Rp576,325,495,104,127 as at 20 October 2020 (nationwide, including the presidential palaces). Its land is handled by two BLUs: PPKGBK (279.08 ha; 66.01 ha commercially partnered) and PPKK (450 ha; 163.11 ha partnered). The ministry stressed it only manages (pengelolaan) and follows Ministry of Finance rules — the state, through the Finance Minister as asset manager (pengelola barang), is the owner. |
Government | 729 ha in central Jakarta (279.08 ha GBK + 450 ha Kemayoran); all ministry assets revalued at Rp576.3 trillion (20 Oct 2020)A |
| DKI Jakarta Provincial Government (Pemerintah Provinsi DKI Jakarta) — regional property (Barang Milik Daerah) under its asset agency BPAD Indopos, 26 Sep 2024, archived by BPK's Jakarta office: the provincial balance sheet recorded fixed assets of Rp604.2 trillion, but BPK found serious safeguarding problems — lost documents and occupation by third parties at 22 work units; BPAD cited incomplete proof of ownership, claims and overlapping ownership. Katadata (publication content), 12 June 2026: the province kept an unqualified (WTP) audit opinion for FY2025 and, with BPN, issued 3,922 certificates for regional assets with an estimated value of about Rp102 trillion. Fixed assets include roads and buildings, not land alone. |
Government | Fixed assets Rp604.2 trillion on the provincial balance sheet (FY2023); 3,922 land certificates worth about Rp102 trillion issued in its BPN certification drive (reported June 2026)A |
| PT Pelabuhan Indonesia (Persero) — Pelindo, state port company (Tanjung Priok) Wikipedia: Tanjung Priok, North Jakarta, 'is operated by Indonesian state-owned PT Pelindo' (infobox owner 'PT Pelabuhan Indonesia'), handles more than 50% of Indonesia's trans-shipment cargo and has 20 terminals; JICT is operated by Hutchison Port Holdings with Pelindo; NPCT1 (a Pelindo II–Japan/Singapore joint venture) has 32 ha of land. Marunda Port's 100 ha is run by PT Karya Citra Nusantara. The port's total land area and its title (state HPL vs company HGB) were not found in a document opened. |
Government | 20 terminals; New Priok Container Terminal 1 on 32 haA |
| DKI Jakarta provincial enterprises — PT Jakarta Propertindo (Jakpro), holder of reclamation-land management rights Agung Podomoro AR 2025 (notes to the accounts): under Governor Regulation 120/2018 PT Jakarta Propertindo was assigned to manage reclaimed land handed over by reclamation-permit holders to the province, 'covering a total area of 5% of land managed rights (HPL)', for public interest. APLN's subsidiary MWS holds Island G (Pluit City) under Governor Decree 2238/2014; the province's revocation of 13 islands' permits in 2018 did not reach G, and the Governor's judicial-review petition (157/PK/FP/TUN/2020) was rejected on 26 Nov 2020. Reclaimed islands sit on provincial HPL. |
Government | 5% of the HPL area of each north-coast reclamation island handed to the province (Governor Reg. 120/2018)A |
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Who builds the houses
New-home building in this market: the volume, and the firms behind it. Ownership of a builder matters as much as its volume — a private-equity platform and a family firm behave differently.
Jakarta's new private homes are built by a handful of listed township and superblock developers, almost all family-controlled through holding companies; inside the city the land is gone, so landed housing is built at the edges (Kelapa Gading in the north-east began in 1975) and the core gets condominium towers, which have been in oversupply — Summarecon says apartment demand stayed 'subdued' in 2025 because of 'the continued apartment inventory overhang'. The province is the landlord at the bottom of the market through its rental flats (rusunawa). No builder league table exists; the figures below come from the builders' own 2025 annual reports, mostly nationwide, and are not comparable.
| Name | Type | Figure as the source states (2025) |
|---|---|---|
| PT Summarecon Agung Tbk (IDX: SMRA) Summarecon AR 2025: Kelapa Gading 'started in 1975 with an initial land bank of 10 hectares' and now occupies about 550 ha in North Jakarta, hosting 'more than 30,000 houses and 2,850 residential apartments, 2,120 shoplots'. Group-wide in 2025 it sold 1,337 houses for Rp4.06 trillion (average Rp3.04 billion), shophouses Rp0.96 trillion, apartments only 2% of sales; largest contributions from Serpong (45%), Bandung, Bogor — Jakarta is now a small share. Controlling shareholder PT Semarop Agung, 35.71%. |
Family / private | Summarecon Kelapa Gading ±550 ha: 30,000+ houses, 2,850 apartments, 2,120 shoplots; group marketing sales Rp5.5 trillionA |
| PT Agung Podomoro Land Tbk (IDX: APLN) APLN AR 2025: Jakarta projects include Podomoro City (Central Park, Central Park Residences, SOHO), Kuningan City, Green Bay Pluit, Pluit City (subsidiary MWS 79.99%, built on reclaimed Island G under Governor Decree 2238/2014), Harco Glodok, Plaza Kenari Mas, Bukit Podomoro Jakarta (9.6 ha) and Senayan City (associate MGP, 25.50%). Revenue fell 36.1% from Rp5,576.8 billion, mostly on weaker property sales. Majority and controlling shareholder PT Indofica, itself controlled by PT Sunter Agung. |
Family / private | Real-estate assets Rp11.71 trillion; group revenue Rp3,566.3 billion (2025)A |
| PT Pakuwon Jati Tbk (IDX: PWON) Pakuwon Jati AR 2025 milestones: gradual handover of Kota Kasablanka Phase 2 (Angelo and Bella) and Phase 3 condominiums and Pakuwon Tower office, South Jakarta; land acquisitions include 45% of a 4.2 ha Simatupang site (South Jakarta) and 11 ha at Daan Mogot (West Jakarta). Controlling shareholder PT Pakuwon Arthaniaga (68.68%); the AR describes management as affiliated by family with it. |
Family / private | Kota Kasablanka Phase 2–3 condominium towers handed over 2024–25A |
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Commercial landlords
The commercial side, counted separately from housing: who holds the office, retail and industrial floor area.
Jakarta's commercial stock is held by listed developers that keep their malls and offices on balance sheet (Pakuwon, Plaza Indonesia Realty, JIHD), by a Singapore-listed trust that owns Indonesian malls (LMIRT), and — beneath much of the prime ground — by the state, which leases out GBK, Kemayoran and the Hotel Indonesia site under partnership or build-operate-transfer deals. Indonesia's own REIT form (DIRE) is tiny and none was found holding a named Jakarta tower. Office floors are often sold strata-title, so a tower's developer is frequently not its owner. Figures below are as each filing states them, some nationwide; they are not comparable.
| Name | Type | Floor area / assets as stated |
|---|---|---|
| Lippo Malls Indonesia Retail Trust (LMIRT; sponsor PT Lippo Karawaci Tbk) LMIRT Statement of Portfolio, 31 Dec 2025: Jakarta holdings — Lippo Mall Puri (174,645 m² GFA, strata title on HGB common land to 15 Jan 2040, S$332.4M), Lippo Mall Kemang (150,932 m², strata, S$175.5M), Gajah Mada Plaza (86,894 m², strata to 24 Jan 2040, S$72.5M), Lippo Mall Nusantara on Jl. Sudirman Kav. 50 (155,122 m², agreement-based scheme to 31 Mar 2054, S$69.8M), Lippo Plaza Kramat Jati (HGB to 17 May 2027, S$45.7M), Cibubur Junction (ABS, S$35.2M), Tamini Square (S$8.7M), Pluit Village (150,905 m², ABS to 9 June 2027, S$8.4M). 'ABS' properties stand on another party's land under an agreement and revert when it ends. The manager's parent is PT Lippo Karawaci Tbk. |
REIT | 8 Jakarta malls, fair value S$748.3M at 31 Dec 2025 (of S$1.42B, 29 malls)A |
| PT Pakuwon Jati Tbk (IDX: PWON) Pakuwon Jati AR 2025: Jakarta assets are Gandaria City superblock (PT Artisan Wahyu — mall, Gandaria 8 Office, Sheraton Grand Jakarta), Kota Kasablanka superblock (PT Elite Prima Hutama — mall, Kota Kasablanka Office 88, Prudential Tower 'entirely for rental', Pakuwon Tower, Angelo/Bella/Chianti condominiums), Blok M Plaza (PT Pakuwon Sentosa Abadi) and Somerset Berlian (PT Permata Berlian Realty). Group retail NLA about 859,000 m², 809,000 m² managed at 94% average occupancy; 501 m² of strata office sold in 2025. Controlling shareholder PT Pakuwon Arthaniaga, 68.68%. Not Jakarta-only: Surabaya is the larger base. |
Public company | Retail NLA about 859,000 m² nationwide; office leasing 101,000 m² (2025)A |
| PT Jakarta International Hotels & Development Tbk (IDX: JIHD) — via PT Danayasa Arthatama JIHD AR 2025: investment properties are Lot 4 land and building (Danayasa Arthatama), Pacific Place Mall and One Pacific Place (PT Pacific Place Jakarta), Building A on Lot 18, Annexe Building Lot 25 and Revenue Tower in SCBD, plus land at Pondok Cabe/Sawangan, West Java — all leased to third parties; fair value Rp7,867,010,220 thousand (2024: Rp6,489,371,720 thousand). Also owns Hotel Borobudur Jakarta. Real-estate inventory: SCBD Suites, Kusuma Candra, Equity Tower strata space, and Lots 6–8 for a planned Signature Tower. |
Public company | Investment properties at fair value Rp7.87 trillion (31 Dec 2025); SCBD about 51 haA |
| PT Plaza Indonesia Realty Tbk (IDX: PLIN) Owner of the Plaza Indonesia complex on Jl. Thamrin — mall, Grand Hyatt Jakarta, Keraton at the Plaza and the Indonesia-1 twin-tower site (Wikipedia). Investortrust, 15 Oct 2025: interim dividend Rp268.71 billion; total equity Rp11.28 trillion; shares suspended for low free float. Floor area of the whole portfolio not read from a filing (IDX blocked). |
Public company | Total equity Rp11.28 trillion (interim 2025)A |
| PT Agung Podomoro Land Tbk (IDX: APLN) APLN AR 2025: recurring-income assets in Jakarta include Central Park Mall and Central Park Mall 2 (Podomoro City), Kuningan City Mall, Emporium Pluit Mall, Senayan City Mall (associate 'MGP', 25.50%, on Jl. Asia Afrika Lot 19 — GBK land), Harco Glodok (69.00%) and Plaza Kenari Mas (50.01%). Investment properties carried at Rp6,278.4 billion; total assets Rp28,327.6 billion. |
Public company | Investment properties Rp6,278.4 billion (31 Dec 2025)A |
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Looked for and not found
Claims this page would have made if a source could be opened. They are left out rather than guessed.
- KAI (Indonesian railways) land in Jakarta: no Jakarta-only figure was found in a document opened. Search results cite a 2021 company-wide land bank of 32,782.5 ha (Java, Sumatra, Madura), only 49% certified, and 2024 certification of 12,984,360 m² nationwide worth Rp6.09 trillion — company-wide, not opened, not used.
- Pertamina's Jakarta holdings (Plumpang fuel terminal, head-office land on Jl. Medan Merdeka Timur) — no holdings figure was read from a Pertamina filing.
- Perumnas (Perum Perumahan Nasional) Jakarta estates (Klender, Depok-adjacent, Cengkareng) — no unit or land figure was read; Perumnas pages were not opened.
- DKI Jakarta public rental flats (rusunawa): search results cite 33,830 units in 156 blocks/87 towers at end-2024 (Dinas PRKP, reported by ANTARA) and 'more than 35,000' after Rusunawa PIK Pulogadung in Aug 2025 — the ANTARA and Republika pages were not opened (Republika's robots.txt disallows ClaudeBot), so no figure is published here.
- Grand Indonesia BOT: search results describe a 2004 BOT contract between Hotel Indonesia Natour and PT Cipta Karya Bumi Indah, a BPK claim of Rp1.3 trillion state loss over Menara BCA and Kempinski Residences built outside the contract, and the Attorney General moving the matter to a civil route in January 2017. No primary document (BPK report, AGO statement, HIN or InJourney filing) was opened.
- Monas/Medan Merdeka: Presidential Decree 25/1995 on the Medan Merdeka area is reported to give a State Secretariat-led steering commission a say over works on the square; the decree was not opened, so the province is shown as owner of the monument park only.
- Hotel Sultan (GBK Blok 15): the HGB of the former Hilton Jakarta site expired and the state, through PPKGBK, claims the land back; no court ruling or PPKGBK statement was opened.
- Danantara takeover of GBK management (announced 29 April 2025, per Wikipedia): no transfer document opened.
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Sources
- Peraturan Pemerintah Nomor 24 Tahun 1997 tentang Pendaftaran Tanah (Government Regulation 24/1997 on Land Registration), Article 34 and elucidation — JDIH Kementerian ATR/BPN · openA
- Peraturan Menteri Negara Agraria/Kepala BPN Nomor 3 Tahun 1997 (implementing rule), Articles 187–191 — information from the register — JDIH Kementerian ATR/BPN · openA
- Peraturan Pemerintah Nomor 128 Tahun 2015 — types and rates of non-tax state revenue at the Ministry of ATR/BPN, Annex III.F (land information services) — JDIH Kementerian ATR/BPN · openA
- Sejarah GBK — Getting to Know Gelora Bung Karno Closer (PPKGBK history and legal basis) — Pusat Pengelolaan Komplek Gelora Bung Karno (PPKGBK) · openA
- Kemensetneg dan Komisi II DPR RI Bahas Pengelolaan Aset-Aset Negara (State Secretariat and House Commission II discuss state assets), 7 December 2020 — Kementerian Sekretariat Negara (Humas Kemensetneg) · openA
- Dirut PPKGBK & PPKK Jelaskan Pengelolaan Aset Negara ke DPR (GBK and Kemayoran heads explain state-asset management to the House), 27 February 2013 — Kementerian Sekretariat Negara (Humas Kemensetneg) · openA
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- Gelora Bung Karno Sports Complex — Wikipedia · openA
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- Grand Indonesia — Wikipedia bahasa Indonesia · openA
- Plaza Indonesia — Wikipedia · openA
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- Autograph Tower / Thamrin Nine — Wikipedia · openA
- PT Pakuwon Jati Tbk — Annual Report 2025 — PT Pakuwon Jati Tbk · openA
- PT Jakarta International Hotels & Development Tbk (JIHD) — Annual Report 2025, incl. audited consolidated financial statements — PT Jakarta International Hotels & Development Tbk · openA
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