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10 July 2025
Jakarta Goes Global, Autograph Tower Officially Becomes the Tallest Building in the Southern Hemisphere
KOMPAS.com – The Jakarta skyline is adorned with a new icon that has made history.
The Autograph Tower, Superblock Thamrin Nine, Central Jakarta, was officially named the Tallest Building in the Southern Hemisphere and the World's Highest Outdoor Swimming Pool by the Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat (CTBUH).
This monumental achievement was celebrated at a grand inauguration ceremony on Wednesday, July 9, 2025, organized in collaboration with CTBUH.
At 382.9 meters tall, the Autograph Tower now stands proudly as the tallest building in the Southern Hemisphere, surpassing the previous record held by the Q1 Tower in Australia.
But that's not all, the Autograph Tower's uniqueness is further emphasized by the presence of an outdoor swimming pool at 326.3 meters above ground level, making it the highest outdoor swimming pool in the world.
This award is not just a recognition of construction excellence, but also a symbol that brings Jakarta to the global stage.
Autograph Tower represents bold innovation and a world-class urban experience now available in Indonesia's capital city.
International Authority
The CTBUH, as the awarding authority, is a leading international authority on skyscrapers and sustainable urban design.
The CTBUH signage indicates that a building has been recognized for its excellence in design, construction, and contribution to the development of vertical urbanization.
The Autograph Tower signage will be installed in the building's main lobby, permanently signifying its status as the Tallest Building in the Southern Hemisphere and home to the World's Highest Outdoor Swimming Pool.
This recognition from the CTBUH is not only a source of pride but also places Jakarta on the global architectural radar, strengthening the city's appeal as a destination for investment, business, and tourism.
The Autograph Tower, strategically located in the heart of the capital, marks Indonesia's rapid progress in the world-class property industry.
This is not only an engineering feat, but also a symbol of Indonesia's ambition to become a leader in high-performance, human-centered urban environments.
Through this historic moment, Thamrin Nine not only demonstrates Indonesia's capacity to deliver supertall buildings but also paves the way for the birth of more iconic projects that can have a positive impact on society, the environment, and the future of Indonesian cities.
Iconic Superblock in Central Jakarta
As an integral part of the iconic Thamrin Nine superblock area in downtown Jakarta, Autograph Tower is the pinnacle of a new standard in integrated urban living and lifestyle.
The Thamrin Nine complex includes a variety of premium facilities, including two Grade-A office towers: Autograph Tower and Luminary Tower, luxury residences: Le Parc, the Agora retail and culinary district, and five-star hotels: Pan Pacific Jakarta and Parkroyal Hotel & Serviced Suites Jakarta.
Furthermore, Thamrin Nine is also home to Indonesia's highest observatory, UP at Thamrin Nine, which offers panoramic views of the city.
https://www.kompas.com/properti/read/2025/07/10/000409621/jakarta-mendunia-autograph-tower-officially-becomes-the-tallest-building-in-the-south

14 June 2025
Sydney is racing to build more homes as housing prices soar. But where is the land?
SYDNEY – Australia’s most populous and least affordable city Sydney has a problem: It desperately needs more housing but is struggling to find a large parcel of empty land on which to build it.
The city of 5.6 million people has a growing population and spiralling property and rental prices that have made it one of the world’s least affordable cities.
But the authorities want to end the urban expansion into undeveloped or greenfield sites in the outer fringes, which has resulted in remote suburbs that are as far as 80km from the city centre and that often lack adequate services.
Instead, local and state governments have been looking for large, open or convertible spaces within existing urban areas.
Like Singapore, which will develop new housing precincts at Bukit Timah Turf City and the former Keppel Golf Course, Sydney planners have been on the lookout for available parcels that could be redeveloped. Turf City is set to have 15,000 to 20,000 public and private homes over the next 20 to 30 years, while the Keppel site will have about 9,000 homes.
But the authorities in Sydney, capital of New South Wales state, are struggling to find similar sites.
The New South Wales government proposed converting a racecourse, called Rosehill Gardens, into a “mini-city” of 25,000 new homes and a train station. The 140-year-old racecourse spans 57ha of prime real estate, about 25km west of the city centre.
The government offered A billion (S.2 billion) – about 128 times the value of the land – to buy the racecourse from the Australian Turf Club, which owns and operates it. But the club’s members voted against the proposal on May 27 in a 56 to 44 per cent ballot, due to a sentimental attachment to the racecourse and concerns that its loss would damage the city’s racing industry.
The government is now searching for a Plan B to try to meet its target of building 75,000 new homes a year, to keep up with population growth and improve affordability. Various proposals have emerged, including the site of the 2000 Olympics, an inner city port and a dilapidated former main road.
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https://www.straitstimes.com/asia/australianz/sydney-is-racing-to-build-more-homes-as-housing-prices-soar-but-where-is-the-land

01 May 2025
Challenges and Opportunities for the Property Sector Amid Trump's Tariff Policy
KOMPAS.com - The import tariff policy imposed by United States (US) President Donald Trump for Indonesia will indirectly affect the property sector.
According to Knight Frank Indonesia, this is because the Indonesian property market is currently dominated by the domestic market, while foreign investment flows in the property sector are dominated by Asian countries.
However, the property sector needs to remain vigilant, this is because the property sector is quite sensitive to fluctuations in interest rates, inflation, and economic growth.
In addition, the property sector in the high-end segment is predicted to be quite affected because some of its construction materials come from imports. However, this is actually an opportunity to find replacement construction materials from the local industry.
Country Head of Knight Frank Indonesia, Willson Kalip said that business relocation to Indonesia is expected to increase gradually in 2025-2026, supported by government steps to increase investment competitiveness and the readiness of new industrial areas.
Meanwhile, the Indonesian property sector is generally estimated to be relatively safe from the direct impact of Trump's tariffs, although the domino effect of the policy is expected to affect the property market for a certain period of time until the market finds a new equilibrium point.
"Amid the current market instability, careful monitoring of the situation and readiness to mitigate the turmoil in the next few months are crucial," said Wilson Kalip in a press release, Wednesday (4/30/2025).
The government needs to be aware of the challenges faced, while preparing instruments to realize the opportunities that are open.
The investment climate and business licensing need to be considered, so that they do not become obstacles in efforts to accelerate industrial relocation. Here are some of the challenges and opportunities that the property sector is expected to face from Trump's tariff policy:
To continue reading, please visit the link below:
https://www.kompas.com/properti/read/2025/05/01/050000321/tantangan-dan-peluang-sektor-properti-di-tengah-kebijakan-tarif-trump?page=all#page2