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Hamptons Realty is the real estate agency in Indonesia specializing in International Property, such as Australia, Singapore, Malaysia, United Kingdom, California and many more.
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230
Our Client
370
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Service
Delivering a one-stop solution to meet different real estate needs
Relationship
Building on trust and integrity to develop long-term relationships
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Providing real-time advisory to make better decisions
Collaboration
Creating favorable environment to drive exceptional results
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Doing what is right to benefit communities and environment
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WE HAVE THE RIGHT PROPERTY FOR YOU
Various projects from many countries to choose to suit your needs
Capital Cove
● Capital Cove is the Latest Innovative Business Loft from BSD City.
● Strategically located at the Primary road of BSD Grand Boulevard with expansive 40 meter ROW.
● Next to Sinarmas Academy.
● Surrounding: Green Office Park, Unilever, Menara BNI, Nava Park, EKA Hospital, Ice BSD, Teraskota, etc.
● Just take 5 minutes to the Current and Future Jakarta – Serpong tollgate.
PROJECT
● The public area surrounding the Capital Cove is carefully Designed. Wide and comfortable Pedestrian allowing people to enjoy the walk and scenery.
● There are Five spacious drop-off points built around the compound with the Corridor Terrace has about 7,5 meter High Ceiling to give a Grand Entrance for each business that resides in the area.
● The Modern Contemporary Building Façade is designed with a fully Expansive Glass Window to make it a powerful Business Showcase.
● The Innovation on its Fully Independent Floor Management is making Capital Cove the First True Multi-tenant Business Loft.
● Every Top Floor is a VIP Floor. Some Units includes an Expansive Balcony to create an Outdoor Office Expansion or Private Function with a Great View.
● Developer: Sinarmas Land
● Hand Over: 2024
● Strategically located at the Primary road of BSD Grand Boulevard with expansive 40 meter ROW.
● Next to Sinarmas Academy.
● Surrounding: Green Office Park, Unilever, Menara BNI, Nava Park, EKA Hospital, Ice BSD, Teraskota, etc.
● Just take 5 minutes to the Current and Future Jakarta – Serpong tollgate.
PROJECT
● The public area surrounding the Capital Cove is carefully Designed. Wide and comfortable Pedestrian allowing people to enjoy the walk and scenery.
● There are Five spacious drop-off points built around the compound with the Corridor Terrace has about 7,5 meter High Ceiling to give a Grand Entrance for each business that resides in the area.
● The Modern Contemporary Building Façade is designed with a fully Expansive Glass Window to make it a powerful Business Showcase.
● The Innovation on its Fully Independent Floor Management is making Capital Cove the First True Multi-tenant Business Loft.
● Every Top Floor is a VIP Floor. Some Units includes an Expansive Balcony to create an Outdoor Office Expansion or Private Function with a Great View.
● Developer: Sinarmas Land
● Hand Over: 2024
Queens Place
• Walking distance to Major Shopping Mall (Melbourne Central, Emporium, QV, Victoria Market, etc), Government and Private Office Buildings, Library, Parliament House, China Town, Gardens, etc.
• Located in the heart of Melbourne CBD (within the Free Tram Zone).
• Close educational Institutions (RMIT, Melbourne University, MIT, etc).
PROJECT
• The First Twin Towers in Melbourne with 79 level for each tower.
• Combination Apartments, Commercial Offices and Retails within one precinct.
• Consists of 1, 2 and 3 Bedrooms with Semi-Furnished Apartment.
• 5-Star Amenities: Pools, Gym, Yoga Studio, Spas, Saunas, Cinema Room, Karaoke Area, Private Kitchen and Dining Area, Lounge and many more.
• JV between Cox Architecture and Fender Katsalidis.
• Developer: 3L Alliance
• Hand Over: 2020-2021
• Located in the heart of Melbourne CBD (within the Free Tram Zone).
• Close educational Institutions (RMIT, Melbourne University, MIT, etc).
PROJECT
• The First Twin Towers in Melbourne with 79 level for each tower.
• Combination Apartments, Commercial Offices and Retails within one precinct.
• Consists of 1, 2 and 3 Bedrooms with Semi-Furnished Apartment.
• 5-Star Amenities: Pools, Gym, Yoga Studio, Spas, Saunas, Cinema Room, Karaoke Area, Private Kitchen and Dining Area, Lounge and many more.
• JV between Cox Architecture and Fender Katsalidis.
• Developer: 3L Alliance
• Hand Over: 2020-2021
TRX Residences
• Tun Razak Exchange (TRX) is Malaysia’s First and Only Financial District.
• It is a Nation-Defining, Master-planned Project in the same league as Canary Wharf London, International Finance Centre Hong Kong, Marina Bay Singapore, and other Iconic Global destinations at a cost of USD 10 billion.
• TRX is a World-class district development in Malaysia, featuring multinational brands like HSBC, Prudential and Mulia Group.
• It will redefine KL’s CBD and cement its position as a leading investment destination.
• A convergence of international finance and business.
• The Masterplan is 70 acres Freehold covered Luxury Business & Leisure Hotels, Premier Urban Residences, Grade A Office Space, Retail Centre also 10-acre Activated Park.
PROJECT
• TRX Residences is set to be the only premier integrated residences in the Tun Razak Exchange (TRX)
• It consists of 6 Towers (3 phases). It offers 1-3 bedroom units, with built-ups from 474 sq ft.
• Residents at TRX Residences will have direct access to a wide range of events and entertainment, arts and culture, sports and leisure, dining, lifestyle offerings, new concept stores, and an activated 10-acre public park.
• Also direct connections to the shopping mall and MRT interchange.
• The Exchange TRX is one of Lendlease’s largest developments globally.
• Developer: Lendlease
• Hand Over: 2023 (phase 1)
• It is a Nation-Defining, Master-planned Project in the same league as Canary Wharf London, International Finance Centre Hong Kong, Marina Bay Singapore, and other Iconic Global destinations at a cost of USD 10 billion.
• TRX is a World-class district development in Malaysia, featuring multinational brands like HSBC, Prudential and Mulia Group.
• It will redefine KL’s CBD and cement its position as a leading investment destination.
• A convergence of international finance and business.
• The Masterplan is 70 acres Freehold covered Luxury Business & Leisure Hotels, Premier Urban Residences, Grade A Office Space, Retail Centre also 10-acre Activated Park.
PROJECT
• TRX Residences is set to be the only premier integrated residences in the Tun Razak Exchange (TRX)
• It consists of 6 Towers (3 phases). It offers 1-3 bedroom units, with built-ups from 474 sq ft.
• Residents at TRX Residences will have direct access to a wide range of events and entertainment, arts and culture, sports and leisure, dining, lifestyle offerings, new concept stores, and an activated 10-acre public park.
• Also direct connections to the shopping mall and MRT interchange.
• The Exchange TRX is one of Lendlease’s largest developments globally.
• Developer: Lendlease
• Hand Over: 2023 (phase 1)
Latest News
02 February 2026
Johor emerges as Malaysia’s second-largest residential market—JLL Malaysia
Johor has established itself as Malaysia’s second-largest residential market in 2025, following Selangor, based on both transaction volume and value. In 3Q2025, Johor recorded 10,500 transactions with a total value of RM5,487 million (S,769 million).
The southern state sustained positive momentum, outperforming the national trend as well as other key markets. For comparison, Selangor reported 14,560 transactions worth RM8,466 million, Kuala Lumpur had 3,789 transactions valued at RM3,452 million and Penang recorded 4,614 transactions totaling RM2,128 million in the same period.
Johor’s performance has been supported by the development of the Johor–Singapore Special Economic Zone, alongside broad-based infrastructure upgrades, said JLL Malaysia managing director and head of value and risk advisory Jamie Tan in its 4Q2025 property market media presentation here on Tuesday.
Residential demand has also been bolstered by spillover effects arising from the expansion of the data centre and industrial sectors, Tan added.
However, on a y-o-y basis, both transaction volume and value saw consolidation of approximately 17% and 6% respectively, which may suggest a period of market correction.
Industrial land prices in Johor continue upward trend
Meanwhile, industrial land values in Johor have continued to rise, driven by sustained demand across key areas including Iskandar Puteri–Tanjung Pelepas and Kulai–Senai.
JLL Malaysia logistics and industrial senior manager Derek Yap said that the average price psf reached RM86 in 2025, marking an 8.4% y-o-y increase from RM79 in 2024. This consistent growth since 2020, approaching pre-pandemic levels, suggests the market is stabilising following earlier economic disruptions.
Major industrial zones such as SiLC (Southern Industrial and Logistics Clusters) Nusajaya, Nusajaya TechPark, Senai IP, i-Park@Indahpura, SME@Indahpura, Indahpura IP, Johor Technology Park, Pasir Gudang IP and Tanjung Langsat IP continue to attract occupiers across sectors including electrical and electronics, logistics, automotive, data centre-related supply chains, medical and fast-moving consumer goods.
Yap added that the market benefits from investor-friendly policies, strategic positioning and regional diversification strategies, including the China Plus One approach.
To continue reading, please go to link below:
https://www.edgeprop.sg/amp/property-news/johor-emerges-malaysia%E2%80%99s-second-largest-residential-market%E2%80%94jll-malaysia
The southern state sustained positive momentum, outperforming the national trend as well as other key markets. For comparison, Selangor reported 14,560 transactions worth RM8,466 million, Kuala Lumpur had 3,789 transactions valued at RM3,452 million and Penang recorded 4,614 transactions totaling RM2,128 million in the same period.
Johor’s performance has been supported by the development of the Johor–Singapore Special Economic Zone, alongside broad-based infrastructure upgrades, said JLL Malaysia managing director and head of value and risk advisory Jamie Tan in its 4Q2025 property market media presentation here on Tuesday.
Residential demand has also been bolstered by spillover effects arising from the expansion of the data centre and industrial sectors, Tan added.
However, on a y-o-y basis, both transaction volume and value saw consolidation of approximately 17% and 6% respectively, which may suggest a period of market correction.
Industrial land prices in Johor continue upward trend
Meanwhile, industrial land values in Johor have continued to rise, driven by sustained demand across key areas including Iskandar Puteri–Tanjung Pelepas and Kulai–Senai.
JLL Malaysia logistics and industrial senior manager Derek Yap said that the average price psf reached RM86 in 2025, marking an 8.4% y-o-y increase from RM79 in 2024. This consistent growth since 2020, approaching pre-pandemic levels, suggests the market is stabilising following earlier economic disruptions.
Major industrial zones such as SiLC (Southern Industrial and Logistics Clusters) Nusajaya, Nusajaya TechPark, Senai IP, i-Park@Indahpura, SME@Indahpura, Indahpura IP, Johor Technology Park, Pasir Gudang IP and Tanjung Langsat IP continue to attract occupiers across sectors including electrical and electronics, logistics, automotive, data centre-related supply chains, medical and fast-moving consumer goods.
Yap added that the market benefits from investor-friendly policies, strategic positioning and regional diversification strategies, including the China Plus One approach.
To continue reading, please go to link below:
https://www.edgeprop.sg/amp/property-news/johor-emerges-malaysia%E2%80%99s-second-largest-residential-market%E2%80%94jll-malaysia
26 January 2026
What are the price trends and forecasts in Johor right now? (2026)
Johor's property market is entering 2026 with strong momentum, driven by the imminent completion of the RTS Link and continued foreign investment interest.
This article covers current housing prices in Johor, recent price trends, and our forecasts for 2026 and beyond, and we constantly update this blog post with the latest data.
Whether you're a first-time buyer or an investor eyeing Johor's growth corridors, you'll find practical insights to help you make informed decisions.
And if you're planning to buy a property in this place, you may want to download our pack covering the real estate market in Johor.
Insights
• Properties within 5 kilometers of the RTS Bukit Chagar station in Johor Bahru have already seen price increases of 18 to 20 percent, even before operations begin in late 2026.
• Johor's statewide average house price reached approximately RM475,000 in January 2026, but Johor Bahru commands a higher median of around RM588,000 due to Singapore proximity.
• Serviced apartments in Johor Bahru recorded a 20.4 percent year-on-year price jump in Q2 2025, outpacing landed homes which grew at 8.6 percent over the same period.
• The JS-SEZ spans 3,288 square kilometers across nine zones, nearly five times the size of Singapore, and is reshaping demand patterns across Johor's property market.
• Johor's unsold residential inventory dropped from over 5,000 units in 2022 to around 3,000 units in early 2025, signaling healthier market absorption.
• Foreign buyers now account for about 10 to 11 percent of Johor's overall property transactions, with concentration in premium condos near Singapore access points.
• Rental yields in Johor Bahru city center range from 5.5 to 7 percent for well-located condos, notably higher than the national apartment average of around 5.1 percent.
• The RTS Link will carry up to 10,000 passengers per hour in each direction, cutting cross-border travel to just 6 minutes between Bukit Chagar and Woodlands.
To continue reading, please go to link below:
https://bambooroutes.com/blogs/news/johor-price-forecasts
This article covers current housing prices in Johor, recent price trends, and our forecasts for 2026 and beyond, and we constantly update this blog post with the latest data.
Whether you're a first-time buyer or an investor eyeing Johor's growth corridors, you'll find practical insights to help you make informed decisions.
And if you're planning to buy a property in this place, you may want to download our pack covering the real estate market in Johor.
Insights
• Properties within 5 kilometers of the RTS Bukit Chagar station in Johor Bahru have already seen price increases of 18 to 20 percent, even before operations begin in late 2026.
• Johor's statewide average house price reached approximately RM475,000 in January 2026, but Johor Bahru commands a higher median of around RM588,000 due to Singapore proximity.
• Serviced apartments in Johor Bahru recorded a 20.4 percent year-on-year price jump in Q2 2025, outpacing landed homes which grew at 8.6 percent over the same period.
• The JS-SEZ spans 3,288 square kilometers across nine zones, nearly five times the size of Singapore, and is reshaping demand patterns across Johor's property market.
• Johor's unsold residential inventory dropped from over 5,000 units in 2022 to around 3,000 units in early 2025, signaling healthier market absorption.
• Foreign buyers now account for about 10 to 11 percent of Johor's overall property transactions, with concentration in premium condos near Singapore access points.
• Rental yields in Johor Bahru city center range from 5.5 to 7 percent for well-located condos, notably higher than the national apartment average of around 5.1 percent.
• The RTS Link will carry up to 10,000 passengers per hour in each direction, cutting cross-border travel to just 6 minutes between Bukit Chagar and Woodlands.
To continue reading, please go to link below:
https://bambooroutes.com/blogs/news/johor-price-forecasts
01 December 2025
Expert predicts further gains for sellers as Australian house prices rise for another month
It’s full steam ahead for the real estate market coming into Christmas with a new report revealing nationwide home value growth over the past month.
The December edition of PropTrack’s Home Price Index showed national home prices rose by 0.51 per cent in November, pushing annual growth for all dwellings to 8.7 per cent.
Australian houses rose by ,700 for the year, to now sit at a median value of 9,000. Units grew by ,400 to reach 3,000.
Three interest rate cuts this year, in addition to population inflow, investor activity and the federal government’s expanded home guarantee scheme were key factors in driving price growth, according to REA Group senior economist Eleanor Creagh.
“These will continue to bolster demand, along with upgrade activity,” Ms Creagh said. “Meanwhile, stock on market has been pretty tight this year, despite having seen an uplift over the past month with the spring selling surge.”
Regional areas led the way, growing by 0.6 per cent for the month and 9.26 per cent annually, while capital cities grew 0.48 per cent and 8.54 per cent for month and year respectively.
Perth remains the strongest performing capital, with 0.9 per cent growth for the month bringing its annual surge to 15.5 per cent.
Adelaide matched Perth’s monthly growth and now sits 12.2 per cent higher for the year, while Brisbane’s 0.64 per cent growth has pushed its annual growth to 13.68 per cent.
“We have seen momentum broadening this year, with price growth re-accelerating in Sydney and Melbourne, but also in Hobart and Darwin,” Ms Creagh said. “In terms of annual growth, Darwin is actually the second strongest market in the country, outpaced only by Perth.
“There’s been a very clear acceleration in the pace of growth in Darwin and a very clear turnaround in market conditions.”
Ms Creagh said there were several factors that could slow growth in 2026
“Broadly, it looks like further price gains into summer, although the extended pause on interest rates and APRA’s cap on high debt to income lending is probably going to temper momentum into the first half of 2026,” she said. “So we could see the pace of growth easing off slightly.”
However, she believes the underlying lack of supply across the nation will “put a floor under home prices”.
“The delivery of new housing remains constrained, so conditions have been tilted towards sellers and I’d say that’s going to remain the case,” she said. “Building approvals, which are really the best case scenario of what gets built, are still tracking well below target.
“It doesn’t look like we’re going to see a surge in completions, but I’d probably say we’re moving from maybe acute stress toward gradual recovery.”
https://www.realestate.com.au/news/expert-predicts-further-gains-for-sellers-as-australian-house-prices-rise-for-another-month/
The December edition of PropTrack’s Home Price Index showed national home prices rose by 0.51 per cent in November, pushing annual growth for all dwellings to 8.7 per cent.
Australian houses rose by ,700 for the year, to now sit at a median value of 9,000. Units grew by ,400 to reach 3,000.
Three interest rate cuts this year, in addition to population inflow, investor activity and the federal government’s expanded home guarantee scheme were key factors in driving price growth, according to REA Group senior economist Eleanor Creagh.
“These will continue to bolster demand, along with upgrade activity,” Ms Creagh said. “Meanwhile, stock on market has been pretty tight this year, despite having seen an uplift over the past month with the spring selling surge.”
Regional areas led the way, growing by 0.6 per cent for the month and 9.26 per cent annually, while capital cities grew 0.48 per cent and 8.54 per cent for month and year respectively.
Perth remains the strongest performing capital, with 0.9 per cent growth for the month bringing its annual surge to 15.5 per cent.
Adelaide matched Perth’s monthly growth and now sits 12.2 per cent higher for the year, while Brisbane’s 0.64 per cent growth has pushed its annual growth to 13.68 per cent.
“We have seen momentum broadening this year, with price growth re-accelerating in Sydney and Melbourne, but also in Hobart and Darwin,” Ms Creagh said. “In terms of annual growth, Darwin is actually the second strongest market in the country, outpaced only by Perth.
“There’s been a very clear acceleration in the pace of growth in Darwin and a very clear turnaround in market conditions.”
Ms Creagh said there were several factors that could slow growth in 2026
“Broadly, it looks like further price gains into summer, although the extended pause on interest rates and APRA’s cap on high debt to income lending is probably going to temper momentum into the first half of 2026,” she said. “So we could see the pace of growth easing off slightly.”
However, she believes the underlying lack of supply across the nation will “put a floor under home prices”.
“The delivery of new housing remains constrained, so conditions have been tilted towards sellers and I’d say that’s going to remain the case,” she said. “Building approvals, which are really the best case scenario of what gets built, are still tracking well below target.
“It doesn’t look like we’re going to see a surge in completions, but I’d probably say we’re moving from maybe acute stress toward gradual recovery.”
https://www.realestate.com.au/news/expert-predicts-further-gains-for-sellers-as-australian-house-prices-rise-for-another-month/
JUAL PROPERTI AUSTRALIA DAN NEGARA LAIN
Jual properti luar negeri adalah keahlian kami. Hamptons Realty berpengalaman lebih dari 10 tahun serta banyak pilihan proyek di negara Australia, Singapura, Inggris, Amerika Serikat dan Malaysia. Kami juga menawarkan solusi satu atap. Hal ini menjadikan kami sebagai agensi properti pilihan anda.