Indonesia

Condominium development project in the Simatupang area of South Jakarta, where Japanese and other expatriates are expected to come to live

Location: South Jakarta, Special Capital Region of Jakarta
Site area: Approx. 15,000m²
Use: Condominium, commercial facilities
Number of units: 381
Completion: 2018

This is the first all-Japan project in Indonesia, with the land acquisition, development, design, construction, and management stages all being performed by Japanese companies.

Condominium development project in which we maximize our unique Japanese expertise to create condominiums that operate in harmony with the environment in Jakarta's largest suburban BSD district

Location: Bumi Serpong Damai District, Tangerang Regency
Site area: Approx. 53,000m²
Use: Condominium
Number of units: Approx. 3,000 units scheduled (including approx. 1,256 in the first stage)
Completion: 2018 (first stage)

This is the first BRANZ condominium block to be built outside Japan. It was developed to suit the rich BSD living environment and the Indonesian climate and topography.

Large-scale complex development project in the Mega Kuningan area, located in Jakarta's central business district (CBD), where one of the city's largest developments is underway

Location: South Jakarta, Special Capital Region of Jakarta
Site area: Approx. 11,000m² (including future road area)
Use: Condominiums, serviced apartments, commercial facilities
Number of units: 482 (condominiums), 240 (serviced apartments)
Completion: 2024 (scheduled)

We aim to create a large-scale complex that appeals strongly to a wide range of people, including young people, older people, and families.

Detached house project built in the residential area of Bekasi in eastern Jakarta, which is scheduled to be connected by the Jakarta LRT rapid-transit system

Location: Bekasi Regency
Site area: Approx. 113,000m²
Use: Detached houses for sale
Number of units: 516
Sale date: 2015

We are promoting the development of detached houses in the Bekasi area, which is prone to flood damage, by installing reservoirs ourselves and aiming to create disaster-resilient town infrastructure.