News - Integrated Areas in Cikarang Strengthen the Attractiveness of Property Investment

Integrated Areas in Cikarang Strengthen the Attractiveness of Property Investment

Feb, 09 2026

Cikarang: Property developer PT Panahome Deltamas Indonesia is optimistic about the residential and commercial prospects in the Kota Deltamas area, which is considered to be growing. This includes a new marketing gallery building in early 2026 as part of the Savasa development in Kota Deltamas.

Meanwhile, from a macro perspective, eastern Jakarta remains one of the epicenters of regional economic growth. This is supported by the concentration of industrial areas, improved connectivity, stable demand for a productive workforce, and its status as a National Strategic Project.

Undeniably, total investment realization in Bekasi Regency reached approximately IDR 61.8 trillion by the third quarter of 2025, making Bekasi the region with the highest investment realization in West Java.

At a micro level, the development of Savasa creates an integrated residential ecosystem that integrates residential, educational, and commercial functions. This ecosystem drives increasing demand that adapts to residents' activities while also offering the potential for long-term returns.

Going forward, the area will continue to be developed through the provision of supporting facilities, ranging from green areas and thematic parks to strengthening commercial areas such as CO Square and SAVASA Point. All developments are designed to improve the quality of life while strengthening the area's value.

"Entering 2026, market demand is now focused not only on residential properties but also on commercial assets capable of generating sustainable income. We are preparing Savasa as an area ready to grow with investors," said Taishi Inagaki, President Director of PT Panahome Deltamas Indonesia, in a written statement on Friday, February 6, 2026.

In terms of accessibility, the Savasa area is approximately five minutes from several major toll gates, including Km 37, Km 42, and the Jakarta-Cikampek Selatan Toll Road Km 31. This location is also close to the Jakarta-Bandung High-Speed Train Station.

2026 Area Development

In early 2026, the developer positioned CO Square as a flagship commercial product in the Deltamas CBD area. This product features an alfresco shophouse concept with a double-facade design intended to support business activities in the food and beverage, lifestyle retail, and service sectors.

Furthermore, development of area facilities is also continuing, including green open spaces, sports fields, and plans to build worship facilities and a themed park. Based on internal company data, rental prices for housing units in the area have reached up to IDR 250 million per year.

"This concept is considered relevant to the needs of modern businesses such as F&B, lifestyle retail, and experience-based businesses. From an investment perspective, our new product has several unique selling points," said Inagaki.

This year, SAVASA is continuing the development of area facilities, including green open spaces, a basketball court in Grande Park, and, in the future, a prayer room and a four-season themed park. This development marks the area's increasingly established phase, as this is a crucial factor in reducing property investment risk.

"The combination of a continuously growing area, targeted commercial products, and a strong supporting ecosystem are the main foundations for building investor confidence in Savasa," said Inagaki.

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Successfully Attracting Foreign Investment, Central Java Learns from West Java

Bisnis.com, BANDUNG — Central Java Province has learned a lot from West Java's success in attracting foreign investment (PMA). Head of the West Java Province One Stop Integrated Investment and Licensing Service (DPMPTSP) Nining Yuliastiani said he was sharing the success story of how West Java Province has always excelled in realizing investment in Indonesia. According to him, the story was conveyed during the Central Java Keris High Level Meeting activity which was initiated by Bank Indonesia Central Java Representative Office in the P0.11 Hotel Ballroom. Youth No. I 18 Semarang, last Thursday (7/3/2024). West Java Province is still the main destination for investors investing in Indonesia, this is shown by the investment realization value of West Java which is always ranked first nationally. "In 2023, the realization of foreign investment in West Java will reach IDR 122.6 trillion or around 16.5% of the realization of national FDI," he said, quoted Monday (11/3/2024). In 2023, FDI investment in West Java will amount to IDR 122.6 trillion, where Japan will be the country with the highest investment in West Java with an investment value of IDR 26.65 trillion. "Japan is the country with the most investment projects in West Java with a total of 6,908 projects," he said. Apart from Central Java, West Java last week also visited the East Java Province PMPTSP Service, this visit was in the context of exchanging ideas and discussions regarding licensing and investment. "We believe that in this process we need to learn many things so that in the future we don't take the wrong steps, so this discussion will certainly provide new insights for both West Java and East Java Provinces," he said. (SOURCE)

Mar, 14 2024

West Java Breaks Out of Old Pattern, Economic Growth Exceeds National Growth: Dedi Mulyadi Targets IDR 4,000 Trillion in GDP

BERTUAHPOS.COM, BANDUNG – West Java Governor Dedi Mulyadi said that West Java's economic growth is now "out of the ordinary," having surpassed the national average. He made this statement at the Economics 360° Roundtable Discussion themed "West Java for 8 Percent Economy – Towards Golden Indonesia 2045" at Gedung Sate, Bandung City, Wednesday (11/19/2025). According to Mulyadi, this achievement shows that West Java's economic acceleration is starting to be felt, driven by increased investment and infrastructure development. "If you look at the data presented by the Head of the Statistics Indonesia (BPS RI), West Java is out of the ordinary. Previously, its economic growth was always below the national average. Today, we are above the national average," said Mulyadi. According to BPS RI data, West Java recorded a Gross Regional Domestic Product (GRDP) of IDR 2,823 trillion. The West Java Provincial Government is targeting a significant increase of up to IDR 4,000 trillion in the next five years—a surge that requires more aggressive policy acceleration and investment. According to Dedi, the ongoing increase in investment will begin to have an economic impact by the end of 2026. "The results will be visible by the end of 2026. Labor recruitment will begin, new production will be born, and growth rates will increase. Furthermore, the ongoing infrastructure development will also be felt in 2026," he said. The Head of the Statistics Indonesia (BPS), Amalia Adininggar, emphasized the importance of a data-driven approach in developing West Java's future economic strategy. "Accurate data is needed to map sources of growth and formulate strategies to achieve a GRDP of IDR 4,000 trillion," Amalia said. Poppy Zeidra, Founder of The Economics 360 & Runway Project Indonesia, explained that this forum provides a strategic space for developing ideas across stakeholders. "Economics 360 is a platform for formulating measurable and data-driven steps to accelerate the West Java economy," she said. The forum involved the Financial Services Authority (OJK), Bank Indonesia, the West Java Provincial Government, Bank BJB, HIPMI (Indonesian Student Association), academics, and business actors. This synergy is aimed at: strengthening the investment ecosystem, encouraging MSMEs to upgrade, opening new job markets, and ensuring West Java's economic growth reaches the 8 percent target as part of the Golden Indonesia 2045 vision. [SOURCE]

Jan, 05 2026

Apple reportedly proposed an investment of IDR 158 billion in Bandung

Jakarta (ANTARA) - Apple Inc. reportedly proposing an investment of nearly IDR 158 billion to produce more products in Indonesia, as a step to lift the ban on sales of the latest iPhones in the country. As quoted from the South China Morning Post, Tuesday (5/11), this plan involves establishing a factory in Bandung, West Java, in collaboration with a list of suppliers, according to a source who did not want to be named because he was not authorized to provide a public statement. The facility is planned to produce accessories and components for Apple devices. Apple has submitted its proposal to the Ministry of Industry, which last month blocked sales permits for the iPhone 16 on the grounds that the US company's local unit had not met the Domestic Component Level (TKDN) requirement of 40 percent for cellphones and tablets. The ministry is currently considering the proposal, which is not yet final and subject to change, and is expected to provide a decision soon, the source said. Neither Apple nor the Ministry of Industry responded to requests for comment. It is known that the Ministry of Industry will deactivate the International Mobile Equipment Identity (IMEI) serial number for iPhone 16 products that are proven to be sold domestically. This is because the latest series made by the giant company Apple has not been able to enter the domestic market, considering that there are investment commitments that have not been completed, so they have not yet obtained a Domestic Component Level (TKDN) certificate as an absolute requirement for selling in Indonesia. To get this certificate, Apple must invest in three schemes, namely the creation of a manufacturing factory, innovation, or through an application creation scheme. This is because the latest series made by the giant company Apple has not been able to enter the domestic market, considering that there are investment commitments that have not been completed, so they have not yet obtained a Domestic Component Level (TKDN) certificate as an absolute requirement for selling in Indonesia. To get this certificate, Apple must invest in three schemes, namely the creation of a manufacturing factory, innovation, or through an application creation scheme. (SOURCE)

Nov, 12 2024

During 2018-2023, West Java Investment Realization Reaches IDR 838.81 Trillion Absorbing 856.3 thousand workers

PORTALJABAR, KOTA BANDUNG - Investment realization in West Java Province continues to show a positive trend. Total investment realization from 2018 to 2023 reached IDR 838.81 trillion, and absorbed 856.3 thousand new workers. Head of the West Java Investment and One Stop Integrated Services Service (DPMPTSP), Nining Yuliastiani, said that investment is the key to development. "We have seen various achievements and developments carried out by the government in 2023 regarding inclusive, quality development. It can be concluded that investment is the key to development," said Nining in Bewara Jawa Barat (BEJA) Vol. 1 at Gedung Sate, Bandung City, Tuesday (9/1/2024). “Investment is the most important driver for development. "So, investment development must continue to be carried out," he added. West Java Province has excelled in achieving investment realization in Indonesia for six consecutive years. Nevertheless, West Java Province continues to explore its potential to create new sectors. "Looking at what happens in 2023, there are many things to evaluate in developing the investment ecosystem in West Java," said Nining. According to Nining, his party has taken a stance to provide solutions to the challenges that will be faced in the following year, such as geopolitical tensions, climate change, future pandemics, and digitalization. “I see that the way forward is not easy in terms of increasing investment. "Geopolitical challenges, climate change, pandemics and digitalization are challenges that we (the government) must overcome," he said. "In 2024, West Java will focus on encouraging the development of renewable-based downstream industries in West Java and encouraging the implementation of the Green Economy in West Java," he added. Apart from that, Nining also said that West Java is not enough just to promote existing potential, but also to create quality human resources. This is the key to investment development. "The quality of human resources is an asset that becomes an investment, good human resource positions will become a component of economic activity in West Java, and become promotional material for investment assets. "Let's work together to support quality investment," said Nining. Nining added that West Java's major investment achievements in 2023, both the realization of foreign investment and domestic investment, will continue to be encouraged in 2024, especially if supported by infrastructure and ease of licensing services. "This will certainly have an impact on better labor absorption," said Nining. (SOURCE)

Jan, 12 2024

Rosan Inaugurates Dutch Wavin Pipe Factory, Investment Value IDR825 Billion

Batang, Central Java (ANTARA) - Minister of Investment/Head of the Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) Rosan Roeslani inaugurated the factory of the Dutch pipe company, namely Wavin, in the Batang Integrated Industrial Area (KIT), Central Java, with a total investment value of IDR 825 billion. "So the investment is approximately IDR 825 billion, and in terms of labor, 170 workers are absorbed, because they use high technology," said Minister Rosan in Batang, Central Java, Thursday. He also said that Wavin is a global leading company engaged in the production of polyvinyl chloride (PVC), so that the presence of a production factory in Indonesia will have a positive impact on the advancement of the national economy. He reasoned that this was because the pipes from the Wavin factory in Batang were oriented for export to the Southeast Asian (ASEAN), Australia and New Zealand markets. Furthermore, Rosan said that the inauguration of the factory is expected to be the first step for Wavin's parent, Orbia, to invest in other sectors in Indonesia, considering that the company has a market value (share value) of 8 billion US dollars. "So we hope for investments like this in the future, and what we can also be proud of is that this investment is an initial investment in the future, because Orbia also has many lines of business, so they are really happy to collaborate with KIT Batang," said Minister Rosan. On the other hand, Country Director of Wavin Indonesia and Sea+ Johannes Drees said that the facilities built by his party at KIT Batang use the best and newest technology to produce pipes, so that they can optimize access to water and sanitation in the country. Previously, President Joko Widodo (Jokowi) held a ground breaking for PT Wavin Manufacturing Indonesia in October 2022. According to the President, with the presence of this factory, it is hoped that Indonesia will no longer import pipes. (SOURCE)

Oct, 07 2024

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