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In 2025, total industrial land transactions in Greater Jakarta reached 311.85 hectares, surpassing the average of 213 hectares from 2020-2023, as reported by Colliers Indonesia. This strong demand is primarily driven by foreign investments in manufacturing.

The Bekasi area is nearing effective capacity with approximately 100 hectares remaining, prompting a shift towards new corridors like Karawang, Purwakarta, and Subang. Manufacturing-oriented industries, including automotive and textiles, remain dominant in demand, alongside a significant rise in data center requests.

The average industrial land price in Greater Jakarta is US$ 177.84 per m², and prices are expected to increase in early 2026 due to heightened competition. Additionally, new policies regarding electric vehicles will shift demand towards automotive assembly and battery component industries starting January 2026.