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View all search resultsJakartans have long been predicting the demise of many of the city’s aging shopping malls, but a select few are working to defy their bleak prognoses and take out a new lease on life, despite today’s harsh brick-and-mortar retail realities.
The downward trend in the occupancy rate of commercial property is expected to continue this year in Jakarta and Surabaya, even as new real estate is set to open in the two cities to add to the supply glut.
Jakarta is reaching a critical point in its fight against COVID-19 as it sees rising hospitalization of COVID-19 patients, prompting concerns that it would have to increase its healthcare capacity and reimpose stricter curbs.
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