Residential Property Market Begins to Recover, Here's the Evidence

JAKARTA - The residential property market in Indonesia is showing signs of a more stable recovery after a challenging period.

The Savills Asia Pacific Real Estate Investment Q2 2025 report notes that the Indonesian property market is beginning to find a balance, although the recovery is still gradual.

Consistently, the Property Outlook 2025 survey by Knight Frank Indonesia, released in early 2025, shows business optimism regarding growth in the residential sector, particularly in the landed housing segment.

The latest data from Bank Indonesia supports this trend, with the Residential Property Price Index (IHPP) in the second quarter of 2025 increasing slightly to 110.13 points from 109.93 points in the previous quarter.

This moderate increase indicates that the market is beginning to stabilize, with purchasing power gradually recovering.

"We are optimistic that the presence of this new unit will further strengthen our position in the Indonesian residential property market. With complete facilities, a strategic location, and the support of banking partners, Gavril will be the right choice for people seeking an ideal home in a developing area," said Alfian Gani, General Manager of Sales & Marketing at Qualitas Qunci Makmur, in Jakarta on Sunday (September 14, 2025).

With these conditions and increasingly conducive macroeconomic trends, the Gavril project is believed to strengthen optimism in the national property sector. This residential project is proof that the property industry remains resilient, adaptive, and capable of making a real contribution to Indonesia's economic growth.

"This is the answer to the needs of young families who want modern, move-in-ready homes in areas with high accessibility," said Benoit Giroux, Director of Premier Qualitas Indonesia.

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