Indonésie Indice du logement

Residential property prices in Indonesia increased by 2 percent year-on-year during the fourth quarter of 2022, after a 1.94 percent rise in the previous period, reflecting rises in the cost for building materials. Prices accelerated for both small (2.08% vs 1.96% in Q3) and medium properties (3.22% vs 2.92%), while the pace of increase of large house prices eased slightly (1.43% vs 1.48%). Among cities, prices grew the most in Yogyakarta (5.05%), Manado (4.10%), Bandung (2.97%), Balikpapan (2.86%), and Pontianak (2.58%).